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Warren County prosecutor opposes appeals of Clayton man's death penalty
Dayton Daily News, December 3, 2018
Prosecutor Considering Pursuing Death Penalty For Man Accused In Murders Of Woman, Child
KDKA, December 1, 2018
Meigs, Gallia Prosecutors attend Advocacy Day
The Daily Sentinel, November 30, 2018
Sarver receives six-month suspension
Logan Daily News, November 28, 2018
Ohio priest who impregnated teen convicted of sexual battery
WKYT, November 27, 2018
Court hearings begin for Ohio family accused of killing eight in execution-style murders
The Washington Post, November 27, 2018
Prosecutor: Cause of drug exposure at Ohio prison unclear
WKBN.com, November 24, 2018
3 nurses face drug charges involving Warren County patients
Dayton Daily News, November 21, 2018
Prosecutors to Decide if Man Should Be Resentenced to Death
USnews.com, November 8, 2018
Ross County prosecutor Matthew Schmidt wins common pleas seat
Chillicothe Gazette, November 6th, 2018
Tieman wins prosecutor
Portmouth Daily Times, November 6th, 2018
Ray Grogan wins by wide margin in Marion County prosecutor race
Marionstar.com, November 6th, 2018
Prosecutor: Ohio priest abused, impregnated 17-year-old altar girl
WCPO.com, November 2, 2018
Adkins goes free; Ohio Supreme Court declines to hear murder case appeal
Sentinel-Tribune, October 24, 2018
OPAA Executive Director Louis Tobin speaks on the importance of HB405 Counterfeiting bill signing
The Ohio Channel, October 23, 2018
Learn How To Prevent Your Organization From Being A Victim Of Theft
WVXU.com, October
22, 2018
Niles teen gets life in prison
Vindy.com, October 12, 2018
Ohio Father Sentenced to Probation for Death of 6-Month-Old Daughter Left in Hot Car
KTLA.com, October 12, 2018
More than 100 charges filed in Ohio human trafficking investigation
Fox8.com, October 11, 2018
4 Put-in-Bay officials charged following corruption investigation
WKYC3, October 4, 2018
Car-theft suspect carjacks woman just after jail release
September 29, 2018
Crawford prosecutor fears evidence may have been compromised by Crestline officials
Mansfield News Journal, September 25, 2018
Lorain County Prosecutor's Office announces indictments in casino gaming investigation
Morning Journal, September 19, 2018
Prosecutor: Carlisle teen told her doctor she had no intention of having her baby
WCPO.com, September 12, 2018
Summit prosecutor designates September as Senior Awareness Month
Ohio.com, September 9, 2018
Vigluicci reappointed to Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission
Record-Courier.com, September 7, 2018
Appeals court upholds decision denying former Akron police captain Douglas Prade a new trial in murder of his ex-wife
Akron Beacon Journal, September 5, 2018
Ohio prosecutor requests no bond after big fentanyl seizure
fox19.com, September 1, 2018
State Investigation of Fatal Police Shooting in Martins Ferry Nears Completion
The Intelligencer, August 31, 2018
Ohio Supreme Court won't hear prosecutors' appeal in Yavorcik Oakhill convictions
Vindy.com, August 30, 2018
Ohio man pleads guilty to murder charge in missing wife's death
Vindy.com, August 27th, 2018
Prosecutor says he's '100 percent certain' body found is missing West Chester woman
Journal-news.com, August 26, 2018
Investigation into Steubenville Diocesan finances moves to County Prosecutor's office
WTRF.com, August 24, 2018
Prosecutors: Ex-Phillipsburg cop hoped badge would shield him, cover sex crimes
mydaytondailynews.com, August 23, 2018
Prosecutor can appeal court's tossing of guilty plea in Parma arson case: Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland.com, August 22, 2018
Prosecutor: No unlawful force used by officers in Niles shooting
WFMJ.com, August 18, 2018
Local internet cafes raided in illegal gambling investigation
chroniclet.com, August 15, 2018
Residency questions raised over Nelsonville City Council member
Athens News, August 12, 2018
Rape kit tracking system to allow victim access, system accountability in Ohio
Cleveland.com, August 9, 2018
Prosecutor proposes K-12 program to help those at risk of addiction early
The Athens News, August 8, 2018
Prosecutor opposes two parole cases
Tribune Chronicle, August 7, 2018
Man sent to prison for fence scam
The Norwalk Reflector, August 6, 2018
Jury recommends death for convicted serial killer Anthony Kirkland
The Cincinnati Enquirer, August 6, 2018
Ohio prosecutor disagrees with Pope Francis' death penalty ruling
The Daily-Jeff.com, August 5, 2018
Yavorcik calling for dismissal of prosecutor's appeal
Vindy.com, August 2, 2018
Special prosecutor to handle accident involving Trumbull 911 director
Vindy.com, August 1, 2018
Put-in-Bay financial investigation completed, sent to prosecutors
Port Clinton News Herald, August 1, 2018
Blair found guilty in aggravated murder trial
The Athens Messenger, July 30, 2018
Governor urges hearing on coin dealer's clemency bid
13abc.com, July 29, 2018
Quincy bank robber pleads in Ohio
The Daily Reporter, July 28, 2018
Prosecutors site Marsy's Law in asking judge to keep Hoerig trial date intact
Vindy.com, July 26, 2018
Prosecutor: Montgomery County employees short-changed by Ohio pension fund
Mydaytondailynews.com, July 26, 2018
Montgomery County Prosecutor files suit against drug companies over opioids
WTDN.com, July 25, 2018
Alaska man facing charges for defrauding Ohioans
WDTN.com, July 17, 2018
Prosecutor files charges in assault with ax at Champion park
WYTV.com, July
16, 2018
Appellate Court Denies Prosecutor's Appeal of Juvenile Court Orders
Geauga Maple Leaf, July 8, 2018
Ohio drug dealer gets life sentence
The Harold Dispatch, July 7, 2018
Dayton man indicted for sex offenses while awaiting trial on previous charges
WDTN.com, July 6, 2018
The law of the Heartless Felons will not prevail,' prosecutor tells jury at close of murder trial
Cleveland.com, June 27, 2018
Delaware County Prosecutor indicts former Ohio State Football captain, Kirk Barton
ABC6, June 22, 2018
Scioto prosecutor appointed as judge
The Herald-Dispatch, June 19, 2018
Put-in-Bay investigation nearing completion
Port Clinton News Herald, June 15, 2018
Investigation of Medina County trustee's death transferred to Ohio BCI
WKYC.com, June 13, 2018
Pilkington's team to seek Ohio Supreme Court ruling
Bellefontaine Examiner, June 8, 2018
U.S. Attorney's Office Northern District of Ohio adds prosecutors
The News-Herald, June 5, 2018
Meigs County Locals attend Two Days in May Conference
The Daily Sentinel, June 4, 2018
Springfield killer had connections to slain woman, family says
Springfield News Sun, June 3, 2018
Man gets death penalty for strangling women in Ohio vacant home
WKBN27.com, June 1, 2018
Two men could face felony charges after detonating explosive used for target practice
Mansfield News Journal, June 1, 2018
Doctor set to testify in trial over death of 5-year-old Cleveland girl also claims to have proven God created earth in 'six literal days
Cleveland.com, May 30, 2018
Professional conduct board awaits answer from Judge Marshall
Portsmouth Daily Times, May 30, 2018
Meigs County deputies looking for second suspect in theft at Fox's Pizza Den
The News Center, May 29, 2018
Device to thwart drunk driving rarely used in Ohio
Cantonrep.com, May 29, 2018
Students' paintings at Cuyahoga County Juvenile Prosecutor's Office created to comfort young crime victims
Cleveland.com, May 24, 2018
Prosecutor opposes parole for two men
www.tribtoday.com, May 23, 2018
Feds focus on dark web to disrupt fentanyl trafficking in Northeast Ohio
Cleveland.com, May 22, 2018
Eva Christian: Divided Ohio Supreme Court keeps imprisoned restaurant owner's appeal alive
WHIO.com, May 10, 2018
MADD awards dinner honors 22 police officers, county EMS
Record Courier, May 17, 2018
Court upholds death sentence for Ohio killer of friend
AP, May 17, 2018
Grogan claims victory in hotly contested GOP primary for county prosecutor
The Marion Star, May 8, 2018
Discovery Tours files for bankruptcy; Geauga County Prosecutor investigating company
Fox8.com, May 7, 2018
Nine wanted felons arrested in one day in Meigs County
thenewscenter.tv, May 4, 2018
3 charged in Pandora nursing home death
limaohio.com, May 4, 2018
Prosecutor appeals child rape suspect's overturned conviction
Sandusky Register, May 4, 2018
Ohio man pleads guilty to counts other than murder at trial
NBC4i.com, May 2, 2018
Ohio prosecutor blocks release of file in teen's death in minivan
10tv.com, May 2, 2018
Man robs same Ohio bank one day after release from prison
AP/NBC4i, May 2, 2018
Still no execution date for Dayton man after 30 years on death row
Dayton Daily News, April 30, 2018
Rape trial of expelled OU student continues today in Athens
The Athens News, April 29, 2018
Judge allows woman's taped testimony at her own murder trial
The Washington Post, April
13, 2018
Prosecutor: Teacher's conviction on student sex charges 'sends a signal'
Dayton Daily News, April 13, 2018
Data shows fewer death penalty verdicts in Ohio
WBNS 10TV, April 11, 2018
Reagan Tokes Act clears Ohio Senate
WBNS 10TV, April 11, 2018
As the opioid epidemic rages, the fight against addiction moves to an Ohio courtroom
The Washington Post, April 7, 2018
Should Ohio pay wrongfully imprisoned ex-inmates if prosecutors withhold evidence?
Cleveland.com, April 4, 2018
Licking County plans drug lab to bypass state backlog
The Columbus Dispatch, April 3, 2018
Looking Back – Fly-in & Grace Fern Heck
Urbana Daily Citizen, March 25, 2018
Convictions upheld in fatal drug sale
The Courier, March 24, 2018
Matthew T. Mangino: Will woman's testimony be used to prosecute her alleged killer?
The Sturgis Journal, March 23, 2018
Defense rests in Worley case
The Toledo Blade, March 23, 2108
Jury trial set for Belmont County Commissioner
WTRF.com, March 23, 2018
Embattled Mahoning County assistant prosecutor sues former bosses
Cleveland.com, March 21, 2018
Prosecutor: Woman Used Stepdad's Cash to Pay for His Murder
USnews.com, March 22, 2018
Charges for drug dealers rise as Trump calls for tougher actions
The Washington Examiner, March 20, 2018
Prosecutor offers tips for teen drivers
Akron.com, March 15, 2018
Lancaster attorney, former Hocking County Prosecutor faces domestic violence charge
Lancaster Eagle Gazette, March 14, 2018
Social media collides with Ohio laws
The Delaware Gazette, March 12, 2018
Condemned Lucas County Ohio killer claims innocence, asks for mercy
foxnews.com, March 8, 2018
Day 4 of Golsby Trial: Jurors shown police interview with Golsby after his arrest
10tv.com, March 8, 2018
Teen indicted after making threats against Beechcroft High School
10tv.com, March 8, 2018
37 indicted after counterfeit check ring targeted Ohio businesses
abc22now.com, March 3, 2018
Allen Co. prosecutor to present opioid lawsuit options
Limaohio.com, March 2, 2018
Lucas County Prosecutors Seeking to Seize More than 500 Bitcoins Valued Around $5.1 Million
BTCmanager.com, March 4, 2018
Shred EVERYTHING: Prosecutors in Cleveland warn after uncovering of sophisticated check counterfeiting ring
cleveland.com, March 2, 2018
Trumbull juvenile prosecutor seeing major increase in threat charges
WFMJ 21, February 23, 2018
Completed testing of 13,931 rape kits signals progress, unfinished business and investigations remain
cleveland.com, February 23, 2018
Crawford Co. prosecutor files two inducing panic claims after school threats
Richland Source, February 22, 2018
Fayette County Prosecutor's Office educates teenagers on 'sexting'
Record Herald, February 22, 2018
Summit County Prosecutor launches 'Why I'm a Prosecutor' public awareness campaign (video)
cleveland.com, February 22, 2018
Crime Prevention Breakfast honors top citizen, officers
, February 20, 2018
Man sentenced in Ohio for drug infraction
The Herald Dispatch, February 15, 2018
Ohio Supreme Court won't reopen Anthony Sowell appeal
Cleveland.com, February 14, 2018
Bowling Green attorney faces new charges, including corrupt activity
The Sentinel-Tribune, February 9, 2018
Time's up: Cook brother does 20 years for heinous Toledo killing spree
The Toledo Blade, February 9, 2018
Trumbull Co. prosecutor: Judge has spoken, murderer should be executed
WYTV.com, February 6, 2018
Defiance man sentenced in Lima tire-dumping scheme
Limaohio.com, February 6, 2018
Search locates alleged drugs, paraphernalia
The Daily Sentinel, February 5, 2018
Iowa man arrested after allegedly selling thousands of dollars' worth of narcotics in Athens Co.
NBC4, February 3, 2018
Waging the war against overdose deaths in Athens County
The Athens News, February 1, 2018
Chillicothe man vindicated following internet scam
Circleville Herald, January 27, 2018
Bond set at $10 million for decade-old murder case
The Associated Press, January 22, 2018
Childrens Advocacy Center continues its quiet mission
The Columbus Dispatch, January 17, 2018
Kohlrieser files as candidate for judicial seat
limaohio.com, January 16, 2018
Prosecutor's office had a busy 2017
The Newark Advocate, January 14, 2018
Marsy's Law: Rights of crime victims, part one
Judge Luann Cooperrider,
The Perry County Tribune, January 10, 2018
How will local prosecutors comply with Marsy's Law?
The Marion Star, January 9, 2018
Prosecutor says judge wasn't 'duty-bound' to release woman in fatal crash
The Chronicle-Telegram, January 6, 2018
US appeals panel rules 2-1 backing gun ban in domestic cases
Associated Press, January 4, 2018
Key differences in juvenile, adult court systems
The Toledo Blade, January 4, 2018


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Thanks. Interesting although we saw that coming, it's just that it's kind of a pleasure to review the painful economic reality with nice charts.
I am just wondering what parameters were used by those external analysts to produce such GDP forecasts. Barclays and Credite Suisse expect over +2%! (page 45). When did they produced their analysis? It seems as if they were based mostly on oil price expectations for October of 2012 or so. It would be nice to plot actual GDP growth with their past forecasts for the last 15 years or so (well, same with Giordani's inflationary expectations)
Alpargatas anyone? Naaaaaaaaaaaa… Tenemos Patria!
Toro I'm expecting you to come up with a nice post about BCV's President quote: "No nos podemos volver locos como el año pasado, que se entregaron 59 millardos de dólares…"
Hay que ser bien cí[email protected]…
In "The crowded bandwagon (cont)" ( https://www.caracaschronicles.com/2013/01/31/the-crowded-bandwagon-cont/ ) a very rough estimate put the gross per-capita oil income at a meager 3044 USD/person.
Slide #4 shows that that figure, initial point for the following discussion, was very close to the reality… and that's essentially the best we can hope for.
How it is that Venezuelans, either chavistas, opposition or ni-nis, can realistically expect that their necessities can be covered with just 3000 USD/person per year?. Education, health, justice, infrastructure and a very long etcetera require much, much more than that!!!… and 3000 USD/person (gross income) is roughly the best we can expect for!.
To put this in perspective, the average USA investment per public school student is about 11000 USD/student [1]… and most readers of this blog will concur that USA is not exactly the leader regarding public schools in the world…
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_the_United_States#International_comparison
Dago, the 3000 USD/person is only what comes from oil. One would have to add to that what comes from taxation. Even if 3000 were the only amount, we'd be talking 8USD/person per day, which is almost 4 times the defined poverty line.
The key is not to look at the value but at its flow. If people (including children, and retirees) are receiving 8USD/day, that is an amount less that they need to receive from other sources, lowering their income requirements from salaries, which translates into greater competitiveness for businesses, which translates into lower prices of goods and services, which implies that one can no longer compare with a nation that does not have this base income for everyone. Public schools would be able to receive a much bigger portion of the taxation pie quite simply because there would be a much smaller piece of the taxation pie dedicated to welfare and social programs, because there would be no more poor, as defined by income.
The 3000 USD/year-person are gross oil income in a very good year. Some 1000 USD/year-person, net oil income, on 10-year average, is a figure closer to real, medium term availability.
And here lies my point: We Venezuelans (from all political colors) have at least an order-of-magnitude mismatch between what we expect the oil will do for us, and what oil can really do for us. And that's only comparing the basic/middle school education figures.
With the current pitiful state of agriculture and manufacturing, it would take decades until taxing can, per-capita wise, significantly rise those figures.
Most Venezuelans have this magical thinking that we just need to get rid of such or such bad government, and things will be peachy again. But there are definitively no peaches here: Getting good governance is just the bare beginning, and the hard road will still lie ahead.
How I long for having at least one of our political leaders drilling this fact deep down into our collective psyche!.
" We Venezuelans (from all political colors) have at least an order-of-magnitude mismatch between what we expect the oil will do for us, and what oil can really do for us."
The real point is what we can do to multiply with our own work and initiative the wealth in oil income we recieve. Just to recieve it may help cover our inmmediate needs but does nothing by itself to allow us to grow into a healthy economy and a prosperous people..
billl bass, I believe that you are incorrect. Not only does oil money help cover immediate needs, it does *much* to grow a healthy economy and prosperous people. Many social experiments to test precisely this have been done worldwide and successfully show this.
A good read: http://www.cgdev.org/publication/oil-cash-fighting-resource-curse-through-cash-transfers-working-paper-237
I agree with both of you, but I think the difference is that Mr. Bass is looking ultimately at a long-term picture wherein oil revenues utilized in such a manner that they grow the economy with the result that the overall GDP/exports of Venezuela is less reliant on oil income to determine its future. Likewise, as you note, in the short to mid-term, direct transfers would greatly assist the poorest people in Venezuela. The key to both becoming reality is that the economy must diversify and expand and outgrow its dutch-disease issues. Both viewpoints are valid, it is simply a matter of how to disperse the cash through economic strata.
My only concern would be the over-reliance of the poor on the cash transfers for extended amounts of time. From my own experience working with low-income residents here in how to manage their own finances, is that they rarely, if ever, plan to be off state transfer rolls. There is a mindset that sets in that rather than use that income to build your capital and develop other opportunities, the transfer becomes the only income.
pitiyanqui, if you read more on the subject you'll find that everything to which I'm pointing suggests *long* term success, not only short and medium, as you mention. Read the documentation.
Let me see if I can turn the question around so that you see why. Imagine Venezuela with no oil, that is, with taxation being the government's only source of income. How would you spend it? Let's assume it gets spent exactly that way. Ok? You have that Venezuela in your head? Now, pretend that in that Venezuela that you just imagined I wave a magic wand and provide every single Venezuelan with an variable, but buffered, amount of USD/day income. Are you claiming this would be hurtful to your imagined Venezuela?
I'll ask a second question. Let's assume that the solution to Venezuela includes building a school system that costs 30 million barrels of oil, one barrel per Venezuelan. Would you support creating a special SchoolSystem tax that takes 1 barrel from each Venezuelan? That is, a tax that takes 100% income away from the poorest Venezuelan and the same amount from the richest Venezuelan, to pay for that School System? This craziness is the alternative that you seem to be defending.
Actually I am not arguing that at all.
What I am saying is that in the short and medium term, cash transfers would alleviate the poverty issue. Including all Venezuelans, it would have a substantially greater impact the E & D class folk than the A's as it would represent a much more sizeable portion of their total incomes.
However, leave ceteris paribus aside for the moment and think of the longer term effects. In a perfect world, the economy would become, as I noted, increasingly diversified and the oil revenues would hold a decreased importance in the overall economic picture of the nation. On a microeconomic level, in the long term, you'd also see a significant change in the poverty definition relative to Venezuela as the accrued revenues would lead to capital development over the years in both human terms as well as the physical. Given better educational opportunities, a growing economy with better job opportunities, and overall access to better, simply put, a better life, the median income of the population as a whole would shift upwards. At that point, for an ever increasing proportion of the population, the oil revenues become a smaller percentage of their individual incomes. Or do you think this would not happen? The children of today's mobile plantanero could be tomorrow's economists debating reallocating the revenues in a more productive way on Caracas Chronicles since Venezuela of the future suffers from far too many sifrinos wasting their stipend at Starbucks.
My only caution, as I mentioned, is that given the inability to control consumption choices, some people will unconsciously elect to remain poor or in relative poverty. Again, I base this on firsthand experience.
Having worked with low-income people, say, families of four in the ~$25,000/year income level, they are still considered poor here because the cost of living in the U.S. is relatively expensive. As a result, these people receive extensive transfer payments (TANF, SNAP, WIC, SSI, you name it) along with a pretty sizeable tax credit/rebate (the transfers are non-taxable, here at any rate and they receive an EITC which is often substantially more than their taxes) due to their "poverty" levels which is pretty ironic given that outside the majority of the OECD nations, and these individuals would be considered extremely wealthy, but of course, here, they are poor. Sadly, they make choices that seem to perpetuate their poverty. Instead of investing in their own development, such as education, healthier choices, or purchasing property in better neighborhoods with better access to schools for their children, they lean heavily to managing their money on a day to day basis and don't worry overly much because they have guaranteed streams of income from the government, and much of this comes from the high discount rate/propensity to spend that these people have. I always shake my head when I see them; they usually have a nicer car than I do and it always gives me heartburn, if for no other reason that I can't help but wonder what sort of habits the children learn from their parents.
I am not going to say that everyone will do this, and the above applies to the situation as it exists in the U.S. There will be any number of people in Venezuela that will take this opportunity and run with it and climb out of the ranchos. However, as incomes rise, with the transfer and investment by consumers of the oil income, you will have those who self-select to stay behind the curve. Eventually, you'll have to address that segment of people as well. Addressing those entitlements, which will have become engrained, will be painful…just look at what is going on in El Imperio. Entitlements need to be addressed, but no one is willing to do so, to the detriment of the entire nation, not just those receiving them.
"some people will unconsciously elect to remain poor or in relative poverty", as opposed to the many forced to remain poor or in relative poverty because people in power are consciously controlling consumption choices?
"they lean heavily to managing their money on a day to day basis and don't worry overly much because they have guaranteed streams of income from the government", that's income from the government. Cash distribution of oil income is not "from the government". But more to the point, are you suggesting that because a percentage of people will not use their percentage of the money the way you think is best, that we keep the remaining percentage who would use the remaining percentage of the money "correctly" from receiving it, and instead let a few government officials (mis)handle the 100% of the money?
"self-select to stay behind the curve" I think you focus too much on this group, without realizing the difference between those in this group receiving welfare, versus those in this group receiving oil money. Welfare money is money taken from the richer, via taxation, and given to the poorer based on certain conditions. This system gives incentive to be on the receiving end. I agree, not good. Unconditional distribution of oil money is different to welfare money for many reasons. For starters, it's equal for all. There is no incentive to be poorer to receive it: those who find best uses for it rise, higher than those who don't. So the incentive is to find best uses for it.
Here's the key: I'm not theorizing. The *results* of cash distribution trials invariably show that your predictions based on your experience working with the poor are flat out wrong when applied to unconditional cash distribution. Read the documentation.
Mao tried boosting Chinas Steel production by having millions of people build back yard smelters each producing a small amount of steel , regardless to say with ruinous results . Atomizing a complex economic operation requiring huge organized investment over long periods is a recipe for failure . Same thing with an economy where people are given small amount of moneys to spend on their petty personal comforts and pleasures. To start with they wont invest it , they will use it to buy mostly imported mostly frivolous consumer goods that raise not one bit the countries over all productivity . What we lack and must build up is an organizational capacity to foster economic growth and allow the maximum of people to engage in productive activities . Giving people freebies , money that they havent earned through their own work in the long run is spilled milk however much they like it , you can justify giving it to help them scape the worst ravages of poverty ( the 'safety net principle' that Rawls proposed) but what really counts is creating a system which makes every one a productive contributor to a healthy growing economy and that requires large well organized investments , investments that have punch . Again what we lack is the culture and organization that can efficiently handle and manage such investments from our oil revenues with optimal advantage . I always felt in the old days that Pdvsa the organization was worth at least as much as the countries oil deposits, that a country was rich not because of its natural resources but because of the corporate and gubernamental organizations they had and their capacity for creating wealth using the productive labour of their employees . If Venezuela was home to 3 Toyotas, 2 Hyundais and one Google we would be a rich country even if we had no oil wealth !! Distributing our oil wealth among all Venezuelas has a populist tinge that I find alarming although I recognize the advantage of denying corrupt innefficient governments the resources that they use to feed their despotic agendas. ,
billl bass,
"Atomizing a complex economic operation requiring huge organized investment over long periods is a recipe for failure ." that is not necessarily true. This reminds me of the computer chess competitions that yearly invariably ended up between to regular opponents. After 6 years, they were tied. One's strategy was to have a bigger, faster mainframe each year, sure that by crunching an ever increasing number of moves per second was the key to winning. The other's strategy, also with a mainframe, but was to consider fewer moves each year, but of more intelligent focus, so that they could be analized deeper. On the seventh year, the computer chess world couldn't wait to see the tie-breaking game between the two titans. Sadly, neither of the them made it to the finals that year because they were eliminated early in the competition by a couple of university students that had a PC connected to a set of chips, one chip for each piece in the game. Each chip would pick the best move for itself, and the PC would choose amongst them, the best for the group. Thus distributed computing powned. So, I disagree with your extrapolating from some failed decentralized failures.
I especially disagree with your assumption that "small amount of moneys to spend on their petty personal comforts and pleasures" "raise not one bit the countries over all productivity". Money does not disappear just because it is spent on something "frivolous". Even small change on useless crap helps the economy, because someone had to sell the crap, and to do so that provider had to buy other stuff that was not crap, sold by a different provider, etc.. Consumer markets can be just as powerful, and less vulnerable to centralized error than industrial markets. Even frivolous spending is a productive contribution to a healthy growing economy, so you are wrong to thing healthy growing economies can only come from large well organized investments.
I will concede that "large well organized investments" have a bigger punch. The key, however, is on the smallest word: "well". The advantage of consumer markets is that there is no "well". It is precisely because large organized investments are prone to being large *badly* organized investments, that I side with the consumer market solution for Venezuela. Are you suggesting that the chances of long term success with a centralized handling of the oil money are higher than with a decentralized alternative? Given Venezuela's history?!
You give the example of PDVSA. Awesome. I'll use that very same example. Look at it now. Are you telling me, that given the amount of money flowing through PDVSA that you didn't see it coming that some powermongers would want their grubby little hands on PDVSA? Oh, wait, you did "recognize the advantage of denying corrupt innefficient governments the resources that they use to feed their despotic agendas." What is surprising is that your concluding recommendation simply ignores that little tidbit.
Funny that you mention money not earned. The alternative to not giving people money that they have not earned is giving it to government that also has not earned it. To be clear, the money a government earns is the money that is a product of the economic system that they help succeed, measured by how much they can sustainably get from taxation. Oil money was not taxed money, so it was not government earned money. Since it's money that neither government nor people earned, the question boils down to, is it better for unearned money to be centrally handled by a few citizens who became politicians, or decentrally handled by all citizens.
Allow me to end with a point that most people simply sidestep. The oil money, though not earned, belongs to the people. It's like inheritence money. What you are defending is not whether the government should give them taxation money or not. You are defending the government taking people's money in a regressive way because for each barrel the government takes from the richest Venezuelan, it is taking one barrel from the poorest Venezuelan. That is one unacceptable tax table, even if later that tax is used for large well organized investments that provide punch…
Indeed. By the way, Alexander von Humboldt wrote about this 210 years ago.
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When are we going to grasp that we will only find El Dorado with what we can produce with our brains and our arms?
Dago, I understand your point, that the oil money is not enough. In fact, you're preaching it to the choir. But you seem to be implying something with which I'm in complete disagreement, that because oil is not enough, then it should not be distributed. The key to my argument is that distributing it is the *best* of all the alternatives, so, regardless of how non far it can take the nation, it is farther and longer term than any other proposal I've heard.
Imagine oil money is rain water, taxation money is faucet water, and people are plants. Clearly, we use the faucet hose to water the plants that are looking dry. The question is do we let it rain on all the plants, equally, or do we control the rain as if it were faucet water?
Another way to ask the same thing, imagine Venezuela had no oil. We would still need to properly spend taxation money. That's the framework of most countries. Why does would you be so against having all our citizens better off equally with money that is outside the framework? How do you justify your ownership of it, especially when it's unconstitutional, and regressive –more regressive than the gasoline subsidy?
I forgot to include part of the faucet water analogy:
If you rain on all the plants, then the faucet water has very few plants to water since they are all getting enough to survive. If we opt to use the rain water as faucet water, which seems to be your proposal, you would have to water more plants because there would be many more drying up with no rain water, and they would all be looking to you, the Lord of the Rings, for water.
Not that unused rain water, ends up in the faucet…
Trouble to distributing it to everyone piece meal is that it will get spent mostly on frivolous purchases , in 'in today gone tomorrow' fashion leaving nothing lasting behind, Remember the 'ta barato dame dos' mentality . While is we somehow manage to create a State and Corporate Business system and culture that works then all that income can be invested and managed wisely to the maximum long term benefit of all. Wise investment is always better than quick feel good items . I have no confidence in the economic wisdom or capacity of most ordinary people to do whats best with their money , specially with our caribbean lotus eater culture !! The challenge of making government and local businesses operate functionally is big , but unless we face this challenge we achieve nothing !!
billl bass, you seem to have ignored my counter completely. A) you're just guessing, whereas I am providing results of actual tests that point to the opposite: people actually spend their piece meal amounts very thriftily, and B) even if they did spend it "frivolously", the person providing the frivolous good or service is creating a successful business which will necessarily have to spend non frivolously to keep the business growing, which eventually leads to creating jobs and paying taxes. In other words even frivolous money flows into non frivolous money back into the cycle; it does not disappear. By the way, I'll add C), who are you to decide what is frivolous, given that they are adults of equal rights as you to spend on any legal activity?
I am curious as to how you would explain that such a huge amount of money would accomplish nothing in an economy just because it is spent by consumers rather than by government officials who are less interested in efficiency in the spending than the end recipients.
Sorry Ex torres I addressed one of your previous postings before discovering the one above so please excuse this supplement to my prior comment . first its long been observed that people spend what they get for free with greater laxness than they do money they ve earned with their own effort , the spendrift lottery winner or lucky recipient of a rich uncles inheritance is a figure we all recognize . second you forget globalization and how easy it is now to spend on consumption goods produced and imported from abroad so that the effect of increased personal income does not necessarily favour local production , third you forget the culture , we are not a country shock full of hard working disciplined ambitious competent entrepeneurs , these are a brave admirable minority but most or our countryman are of a different ilk, specially among the less fortunate ( just read any book by Axel Capriles ) , on the frivolity issue I guess Im just relying on personal observation , people who spend big on imported luxury cars but dont own a home , or people with a family who spend their wage on beer and frolick before attending to their familys needs , on how our country has world records in the consumption of imported licquor, or the use of cosmetic surgery. We are far from being a nation of careful savers or wise patient long term investors . Where I do heartily agree with you is in the reference to the spendrift wasteful use which corrupt and incompetent governments make of our oil revenue and how comparatively better it would be for such money ( absent more rational alternatives) to be distributed between all Venezuelans. Do understand Ex Torres that my objections to the free money distribution scheme is purely pragmatical not that I object to the principle of what you propose . One way of looking at it is as if Venezuelas oil took the form of a corporation in which all Venezuelans owned an equal amount of stock and thus were entitled to their respective share of the dividends .
billl bass, you have not looked at the most recent observations. Though, as you point out, people tend to spend unearned money with greater laxness, cash distribution of small, frequent amounts is surprising even the researchers as to how thriftily poor people manage the money and how efficiently they raise, not only themselves, out of their dire situations, but also their whole local economies. Read the documentation.
Regarding globalization, I have not forgotten. I pay close attention to it. The key is to be more competitive. Even if most people initially spend on imported goods, the importer makes money, which gets spent indirectly locally, in rent, in food, in utilities, in services, etc.. Other people will see local opportunites and will begin offering alternatives at a better price. And here's the crux: with cash distritbution, the reason these new alternatives will have a chance is because locals will have cash in hand to spend on the local alternatives the moment they present themselves. Also, by having zero poverty, the government will have less overhead since it won't be having to run so many social programs, employing people who could be doing something productive, rather than overhead.
Regarding culture, I did not forget that, either. I disagree. We are a country full of many hard working entrepeneurial people who cannot rise above their situation simply because they either cannot get past the ridiculous startup barriers they face, or because, if they do, there are no people with cash in their pockets to spend on the ventures. Think lemonade stand. What entrepeneurial kid would set one up if nobody in the neighborhood has cash to buy lemonade. And it's because there are no lemonade stands that any money that sporadically gets into people's hands gets spent on imported beverages.
Your examples, such as the one about liquor consumption, begs the question: are you suggesting that instead of letting all Venezuelans spend small, frequent amounts on liquor, that we let a few Venezuelans spend huge amounts on liquor? Frankly, you are the one who seems to forget that the government is made up of a few of the very same people to whom you do not trust with little amounts of money, yet you want to give these few a very large amount of it. Even when you point out that you are aware of the corruption and incompetence of government, you simply ignore that very observation when you make the final recommendation, whereas I consider your observation determinant in ruling out the alternative you propose.
Your suggestion of sharing the wealth as dividends has its own drawbacks. But before I get into those, what difference is there between having every single Venezuelan recieve dividends from stock that they have by virtue of citizenship, than simply receiving the money from oil that they receive by virtue of citizenship? The first drawback with the idea is that dividends are only paid out after all other corporate spenditures are taken care of. This leaves open the very same loopholes of corruption, incompetence, and powermongering that we have now. My contention is that oil corporations buy their crude oil from the people, then they go off and make whatever money they want from it. This keeps any kind of corruption, incompetence, or powermongering from affecting the people, allowing for corporations interested in purchasing the crude to compete freely. It also keeps the government doing what it's supposed to do best: regulating the competition of those corporations, and getting the most long term taxation benefits from them, as well as from the successful consumer market.
Ex torres : You have almost written a small essay in answering my doubts ; I would have to write a book to address yours , not fair to the rest of the bloggers , I hate government mismanagement and corruption as much as you do but I ve also seen how large well run corporations work from the inside and they are much more capable of maximizing the benefit of an income stream that ordinary people with little education and practical economic expertise . there is no contest , believe you me !!There is a sentimental liking for the little guy ( and his largely imaginary virtues) and a distrust of large organizations which is reflected in how many people think about these things ; I understand that, but if you phocus your attention on trying to create strong well run organizations be them public or private ( not all private companies are as well run as Polar , some in fact are pretty lousy and predatory) then Im pretty certain that the advantages are obviously on the side of organizations which are professional and competent in handling resources not on the amateur little old lady with money in her shoe box . The big challenge is in creating such organizations and forming the people who man them , there Venezuela has met huge failure , specially the last 14 years . The thing is that in practice its easier to form a selective number of people to develop and run such an organization than to change the culture of a whole people , a purely practical question . I believe that unless Venezuelans tackle head on the problem of developing well run technocratic organizations who can operate free from populist political interference nothing of substance will get achieved , Lets recognize with mutual respect that we are too set in our ways to be able to convince the other and let it go at that ! in any event Ive found the exchange informative and intellectually estimulating , thank you for that.
billl bass, it's like the chicken before the egg problem. When it boils down to this, most people think it's ok to agree to disagree, but they are wrong. The egg came first, since egg laying animals were here way before the mutation of the chicken ever came to be.
Here, you decided to bow out, avoiding the cruxes, as most do because breaking the paradigm of distributing cash is a mental short circuit. Note how all over the place you've been:
Firstly, you won't accept that the money belongs to the people by consititutional right. Secondly, the alternative that you propose hopes to get good organization from goverment comprised of the people whose very culture is the one you don't trust with little bits of money. Thirdly, you imply that frivolously spent money does nothing for the productivity of a nation's economy. Fourthly, you sidestep when it is pointed out that you think your judgement as to what is frivolous trumps the judgement of other adults, who may even agree yet decide to spend that way. Fifthly, you suggest the possibility of dividend payouts as an alternative, even though they would exhibit many of the characteristics of cash distribution, yet it also has negative characteristics of the current corruption/incompetent system which cash distribution does not. Sixthly, the proof is in the pudding, and there have been countless puddings worldwide (including latin environments) demonstrating that cash transfers work better than any alternative, not just at reducing poverty, but at economic growth. Read the documentation. Finally, what you propose (using the oil money for centralized projects with punch) is more regressive than the current gasoline subsidy. You need to own it.
I am more than happy to change my mind if you provide argumentation. If your barrier to a more in depth discussion is respect for the readership, here, you can, as others have done, write to me at torres atsign excite periodpunctuation com, but I bet that the readers here who are still reading our comments are doing so out of interest, not building animosity, quite simply because our comments are easy to ignore if they are under older posts.
I must say, I'll be disappointed if you bow out at this point. I sincerely hope that you find a way to continue the brainstorming.
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I have a doubt regarding slide #31 that shows money velocity in his lowest scores in +30 years as somehow proof of more inflation to come (via debt monetization). How did the author reach for that conclusion? Since, given a lower(higher) money velocity, what one should expect in theory from a monetary expansion is lower(higher) inflation, provided real gdp stays unchanged.
May want to chip in on that, Francisco?
Maybe I misunderstood the graph , but I thought Santos found it a puzzle that inflation wasnt higher given the higher monetary expansion and thought that that had something to do with the lower money velocity holding inflation in check but that such lower velocity was unsustainable and would not prevent a hike in the rate of inflation in the near future. Not being an economist this is all conjecture and could be wildly off .
My point was exactly that: Keep on printing money and betting that money velocity will keep on coming down, is simply nonsense. Indeed, annualized Jan-Apr inflation is coming at 42% general index, 58% for food. I cannot predict where money velocity will go (Daniel is right on that count) but I assume it follows a trendless, stationary process, or best case scenario stay the same. As every 1% of GDP means 8% of expansion in monetary base, printing out 8% of GDP (deficit is 18%) would cause money to grow (ceteris paribus) at 64%. That is consistent with much higher rate of inflation.
Hi Miguel,
I also found puzzling the recent downward trend in money velocity, but I think determinants of such trend is an empirical question still to be further investigated. The thing is that if one believes the theory that money supply has a direct, proportional relationship with the price level, then we have to assume near-constant money velocity -at least in the shorter term- The whole quentitative theory is based on that assumption.
The fact that it has not happend, in fact IS a puzzle, I guess it has to be with the distortions introduced by across the board prices and exchange controls, and also by the crowding out effect of internal public debt -and/or the crazy fact showed in your slide 27…explosive M2 while semiconstant base money-
Kudos for the presentation,
I think it's mostly just wait and see at this point. While there are certain factors that could affect money velocity (currency controls, for example, that prevent a drastic run on the Bolivar via the official market), these are more of the structural, rather than time-varying type.
I believe your reasoning is correct, Miguel, and i share it: more money (with still or higher velocity) = more inflation… eventually. I think it is important to point out that econometric studies of the monetarist theory of inflation in Venezuela have a very poor fit, be it on contemporaneous correlations or via a VAR; so i recommend you to consider other explanatory variables for your inflation prognostics.
I personally found out, for forecasting purposes, that a lagged inflation term (the 'inertia' or persistence of inflation), a measure of excess demand (nominal gdp minus trend real gdp), and movements in the official exchange rate, add up to a robust fit.
My two cents as an UCV economics graduate who made a dissertation about inflation dynamics 🙂
Hi Daniel,
We did some work in the early 2000s testing the short and long run relationship between money and inflation in Venezuela using cointegration and other stuff. I remember the fit wasn't that bad…
If you send your contact to Quico I will send you the paper…
Sounds interesting; i'll gladly read it. My email address is [email protected]
Miguel, why were those guys like Credit Suisse (and others) so optimistic? It cannot be they were basing their forecasts on ever rising oil prices for Venezuela, could it?
I would strongly vote that inflation is unintentionally suppressed through as you mention, the controls, fixed prices, and internal absorption by the state. There are so many distortions and interference that inflation is simply being muted. (Trying to run a regression on this and control for everything gives me the jibblies just thinking about it). I'm sure scarcity isn't helping, either, since it delays consumption, but not demand and therefore masks prices. Kind of funny that the unintentional consequences of the government's mismanagement of the economy is actually accomplishing, (albeit insufficiently) something that they have tried to do for years.
Something my mother-in-law was talking about the other day, and it didn't really occur to me until last night that it might be impacting inflation is that the unavailability of things to buy is holding down inflation. I'm not talking about toilet paper or sugar, but rather about just "stuff" in general. Expectations of high inflation would cause consumers to buy now, rather than later, but what happens when its years of inflation ~30%? All capital purchases would have been made long ago…and non-regulated items moving at a faster rate of increase than incomes would eventually make them unaffordable after a while. Accumulating enough capital to make larger purchases, (cars, homes, electronics, equipment, etc), and thus throwing more money into the economy and increasing velocity would become a Sisyphean task as the price would have increased sufficiently in that time to make it unaffordable again. Besides, how many fridges, ovens, blackberries, furniture, and other items can you have as a store of value in lieu of bolivars before you see negative return both in utility and value?
I realize there is stuff to buy, but seeing the prices for just basic stuff, like a cheap laptop, or a television in Venezuela is laughable and I woul imagine beyond the reach of a majority of people below the median income level. Cars, even clunkers? A whole other story entirely, despite cheap gas.
Even with regulation, I think the real story in coming months will be with food as the scarcity pushes the people to parallel market prices at ever higher rates. Look to the price of eggs…always a great indicator, especially as the internal Venzuelan economy becomes increasingly autarkic.
Really nice presentation, by the way.
Just so that you don't have to spend time to scroll down Ven is at #165
To put that into perspective, that would be #165 out of 174 countries.
Faux economics, I would just ask what does dollar denominated debt (aka foreign debt) have anything to do with the foreign exchange rate? much less the black market rate that puts it at 140% of GDP LOL
Think about that for a second, I will love to see the pie on your faces after so many predictions of economic armageddon over the years.
So you don't actually have an argument, but you enjoy putting your ignorance on public display. 'mmmmkay
It kills you that you know I am right, foreign debt as a percentage of GDP using the black market rate ? LOL that was one hell of a clown college in economics.
Did you hear the talk? No you did not, he went from the two extremes, the official rate which is what Chavismo spouses and is also clownish to the parallel rate. He did say the truth is in the middle and the significance for the point at hand is that Venezuela can no longer issue like it did in 2009 and 2010 to solve its dollar limitations.
No shame, no thinking.
Again, move to Venezuela, learn what using a bidet all the time is about!
Is Mark Weisbrot coming here for some attention whoring? 😉
Oh, be nice. Poor Mr. Giordani here has a lot more time on his hands than he used to and he's just a bit grumpy that he can't try and prove his claim above any longer.
Shame, I have no clue who you are, what I do know is that you dont live in Venezuela. Put up or shut up, move and live the revolution, otherwise you are just a faux commenter. Think about what? you obviously don't think much. .
Yeah shame, things are peachy with 30% inflation, no foreign currency and huge shortages. Just peachy.
There are peaches? Where?
The peaches cost a fortune and are imported from California.
Peach is also a good source of dietary fiber, which – given the acute scarcity of hygienic cellulose – it's a no no.
The Venezuelan economy appears to be run by people whose understanding of governance was limited to one political science course their freshman year in college. (They were too busy 'militando' the rest of the semester) Low agricultural output? The oligarchs' fault. Oil production going down? Sabotage. Power grid sucks? Sabotage. Traffic gridlock? Sign of growing prosperity. The laws of economics don't apply to Venezuela because it's not a 'capitalist' country. Just because you don't believe in gravity doesn't mean you can jump off a cliff and survive.
Jefe : Their take on reality is that having certain narrow sectarian political beliefs is the 'magic' key , the only key needed to rationally and efficiently organize and manage a countrys complex economy and public services provided you are very passionate about those ideas . That every thing must be made subordinate to the expression of certain grandiose political values no matter how impractical or misguided . That they can dispense with every other consideration to achieve absolute success in any activity they come to control . That provided they are faithfull to those beleifs they can do no wrong !!
I certainly hope that their magic "key" will open a box into which they will all magically disappear! Like Pandora's box, but in reverse! Pero solo si Dios quiera…
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It is then that one understands the self and gradually clears inner obstacles.
– YSP I:29 — Bouanchaud translation
Dear Jenni:
In our last discussions, we were talking about Om and the repetition of mantra as a means of tuning ourselves to God and a sense of higher purpose. These conversations have been interesting because I find myself in a state of low faith these days. Perhaps it's just my general state of energy, always low at this time of the year, so I found the questions Bouanchaud poses at the start of the section to be a good place to take my thinking on this sutra.
Bouanchaud starts the discussion with "Am I able to accept that all issues forth from God's will and that God dwells in me?" Excellent question – I haven't got a clue. The jury is still out on God for me. I have no idea if God exists, ever existed or if He/She did the creation thing and wandered to more interesting projects. At the same time, I'm not willing to throw my vote in with the atheists. Firstly, their general rudeness and sneering contempt at people who have religious faith is sufficient to convince me I'd rather not be one of them. Secondly, I flatly don't know. Does God exist, let alone dwell within me? Haven't got a clue and frankly, I'm good with this state of affairs.
Either way, let's take as a working hypothesis that God does exist. Bouanchaud asks yet another excellent question: "How can I attain inner consciousness without flying in the face of external or psychological reality?" This is something I come back to time and again. Even if I do hear the voice of God, how do I know it's not my imaginings, the machinations of my ego? On many occasions in my line of work, I've had the opportunity to discuss things at length with people who believe God talks to them directly. God tells them this and God tells them that. They're absolutely sincere. They're also completely off the rails mentally and my next course of action is usually having a nice police officer escort them to the local hospital.
Trust me, I'm not laughing at these people. They are absolutely 100% sincere and absolutely convinced that what they hear is the voice of God. Maybe it is. Who am I to say… I just know that they're not very functional and in an incredible amount of suffering by the time I talk to them on the end of a 9-1-1 emergency line.
So this is always my dilemma when I start straying into these realms. How do I know I'm not crazy? How do I know that the little voice is actually a sense of inner wisdom? How do I know it's not a projection of my ego? How can assure myself that it's not a manifestation of my fears and 'need to be special'? I have no answers for these questions and they bother me.
Lucky for us, yoga works even when we don't get it. Let's face it, yoga is an incredible act of faith. I put my feet on the mat with no clear idea of why it works, how it works or when it works. What I do know is that I've experienced change in my mental and emotional state and to some degree my physical state, since I started my practice.
I've come to the realization I'm probably NEVER going to understand it. I'm never going to see auras and chakras. I don't detect energy fields. I don't have any special sensory powers. In short, I'm just like about 99.995% of the planet's population. The nice thing about yoga is you don't have to be anything other than what you are. Yoga is just fine with the fact I don't know, don't understand, and have no insight into the mysteries of the physical universe.
What yoga does promise me is that if I attend to my practice and persevere, I will understand myself on a much more intimate and practical level. And that, from my perspective, is most important of all. Yoga is for all of us. [Jenni's commentary is here]


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Would you like to see the manuscripts of Conscience, Van Ostaijen or Elsschot with your own eyes? Would you like to take an interesting look into Flemish literature? Then you must make a visit to the permanent exhibition, from the Leeuw van Vlaanderen to Tongkat.
The door to the treasure chambers opens invitingly in the museum. You can set off in search of the great stories, but also find the little ones about how literature arises, how a text is refined and polished, how things are discussed and how differences of opinion occur.
But you will not just discover how writers work, how texts arise and grow. The Letterenhuis also tells the story of a changing world and how literature relates to that. Both what is happening in the immediate environment and everything taking place in the wide world inspires authors. It is therefore a story about the relationship between literature and reality, about art and engagement, about tradition and innovation, about protest and avant-garde, about old and new values.
The Letterenhuis regularly organises activities such as book presentations, seminars, poetry readings, small or big events. The Letterenhuis is the largest literature archive in Flanders. Its mission is to safeguard the literary heritage. You can visit the reading room to consult the extensive collection for research. In the museum there is a permanent exhibition about 200 years of literature in Flanders.
You can purchase publications from the Letterenhuis museum shop.
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The history of the book printing industry comes to life in the house and studio of the Plantin-Moretus printing family.
Eugeen Van Mieghem (1875-1930) was a draughtsman and depicted people in the port; using various techniques he captured their lives and characters. On display in the museum are 150 of his works, as well as works by other by Antwerp artists. Visitors will gain an excellent insight into the world of this very introverted artist, whose work is once again in the spotlight in Belgium and abroad.


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This one pot dish is perfect as a mid week dinner. When served it looks rather rustic but, you know, I think that is the way it should be. The artichoke hearts are amazing in this dish and add a subtle background flavour to this dish. The baby spinach is in season and looks so fresh. I think potatoes work best in this beautiful main course but penne or fusilli pasta would also be fine. Obviously this recipe can be very easily adapted for a vegetarian – just omit the chicken and salami and add in some extra vegetables. Give it a go and enjoy the creamy, melty textures of this Italian inspired meal.
Serves 2
- 1/ 2 chicken fillets
- 50g / 7 slices good quality salami
- ½ jar of artichoke hearts in olive oil
- 250g baby spinach leaves
- 4 potatoes
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 20g butter
- 1 onion
- 4 cloves garlic
- 10 mushrooms
- 200ml cream
- Splash white wine
- Pinch grated nutmeg
- Salt and pepper
- 50g grated mature cheddar
- 50g grated parmesan
Ok let's get organized and prepared first. Preheat the oven to 180⁰C.
- Peel and half the potatoes lengthways.
- Parboil for 5/7 mins.
- Peel and dice onion and garlic.
- Thinly slice the mushrooms.
- Dice the chicken.
- Heat the oil and butter in the frying pan – sauté the onion, garlic, chicken and mushrooms for 4 mins. Add the salami and continue to cook for another for 5 mins.
- When cooked slice the potatoes into thick slices. Add the potato, spinach and artichoke in to the pan.
- Then splash in the white wine and allow to reduce down.
- Add in the cream, nutmeg and seasoning.
- Allow to cook for about 5 mins
- Transfer to a buttered oven proof dish, sprinkle with the grated cheddar cheese
- Bake in the oven for 40mins.
- Serve wit a chilled glass of sauvignon blanc.
This is Chic Cuisine. Every fortnight I post some of my delicious, tasty and economical recipes here on our very own OurKilcock.ie. Please feel free to post any questions or queries in relation to the recipes and I'll be happy to answer them. Please use your own judgement on cooking times and measurements within reason as all of us do things a little different.


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Client: JWT
Brief: Agency Initiative - Introduce clients to its content development capability
Idea: PROD Content Consultancy /Studio - A proprietary JWT offering created to
a.) help identify culturally relevant opportunities for clients and
b.) help push creative standards
To set JWT creatives up for content development success in a growing data-oriented marketing environment, I developed an idea for a data-led content studio for JWT - one designed to uniquely harnesses the in-house capabilities of JWT Intelligence and its data-analytics team to help more brands connect with their target.
PROD was specifically created by myself and a small core team of people (creative technologists, creatives, data-analysts and trend-forecasters,) to give content creators the ability to substantiate and explore areas of specific interest, and by extension, create better content for brands looking to connect with their target.
It takes a totally different data approach, eschewing the more traditional optimization-oriented methodology, and using data gathering / analytics differently; it reframes the use of data (qualitative and quantitative) for clients and creatives alike.
How PROD uses data for content development:
Instead of using data to validate final creative execution, we developed a way to use it up front. Through PROD, data is mined and analyzed to uncover more relevant key cultural and trending insights that identify white space areas of opportunity for brands in search of greater connection with their target. These cultural insights determine the "conversations" the brand can participate in and sponsor / spaces they can occupy - an angle for subsequent content production used to influence the more crucial part of content development - the front end.
The Logic:
Using the data this way accomplishes two things; a.) it increases a client's confidence in the content development process as they can point to specific findings which support the areas being explored, and b.) provide creative teams with the right set-up to explore an area already validated as rich and fruitful - giving content creators the ability to focus on producing a more engaging and compelling execution for the brand.


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The petition to knight teenage cancer sufferer Stephen Sutton has topped 20,000 signatures. It was started after the terminally ill teenager added fundraising for the Teenage Cancer Trust to his bucket list.
He had originally intended to raise £10,000 but when he found that easy he increased his target to £1m. After news of his plans spread donations began tumbling in at a remarkable rate, and the total stands at £3.2m.
Whilst the petition has no direct effect on the nomination process it will undoubtedly add pressure to the Cabinet Office, who make the recommendation to the Queen.
The next time a list of honours will be announced is at the Queen's official birthday on 15th June. The Queen does have the right to award knighthoods outside this period but it is rare.
Also once the announcement is made the recipient does not have to go to Buckingham Palace to receive it, this may become important if Mr Sutton's health deteriorates.
Last week Breitbart London exclusively revealed that British politicians are discussing an honour for Mr Sutton, after he was visited by the Prime Minister.
Then on Sunday he claimed to have broken a world record by having the largest number of people forming a heart with their hands. A total of 550 people surrounded Sutton's house and made the sign on Sunday. Breaking a world record was also on Mr Sutton's bucket list.
To donate to the Teenage Caner Trust through Stephen Sutton's just giving page click here.


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Pirates Attack US-Flagged Cargo Ship Off Coast of Africa
Pirates attacked another US-flagged ship about 300 miles off the coast of Africa today.
The ship was carrying aide to Africa.
CNN reported:
The Liberty Sun, a U.S.-flagged cargo ship bound for Mombasa, Kenya, was attacked Tuesday by Somali pirates, according to a NATO source with direct knowledge of the matter.
The pirates never made it onto the ship. The vessel is now being escorted by a coalition ship, still bound for Mombasa.
The source could provide no details on where the vessel was attacked but said it is suspected the pirates were based on a mother ship somewhere in the area.
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AS Khroub 1-0 USM El Harrach
CR Belouizdad 1-0 WA Tlemcen
MC El Eulma 1-0 USM Blida
MC Oran 2-1 JSM Bejaia
ASO Chlef 1-0 ES Setif
CA Bordj Bou Arreridj 1-0 USM Annaba
Al Ittihad 0-3 Smouha SC
Al Masry 1-0 Misr El-Maqasha
Petrojet 1-0 El Gounah
Wadi Degla FC 0-2 El Zamalek
JSK Chabab Kasba Tadla 1-0 MAT Tetouan
And so, Rafa Benitez has been given the flick at Inter Milan after just six months in charge.
I guess that was president Moratti's Christmas present to the Inter fans.
How Inter could even have appointed Benitez after his Liverpool debacle is beyond me.
I heard one report the other day that he may even return to Liverpool to replace Roy Hodgson.
Surely, such a thing could never happen?
If it did, I think I'd have to find a new team to support.
Enzo Bearzot, who coached Italy to the 1982 World Cup success, has passed away aged 83.
Bearzot resurrected the career of Paolo Rossi, who scored that amazing hat-trick which enabled Italy to dispose of the much-fancied Brazil in the quarterfinals of the 1982 tournament.
Rossi had been suspended for two years for match fixing, of course, but the ban was lifted just in time for him to participate in the World Cup.
Bearzot's relationship with the media at the time was in crisis and he banned the Italian reporters from training sessions.
The Italian public were also against him after Italy's poor start to the tournament.
He was popular with his players, however, and all of Italy applauded when the Azzuri lifted the trophy.
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Photo: King George V Park in Glenorchy, Tasmania [PlessPix]
I wish all readers and followers of this blog a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
Thank you all for your support throughout the past year.
A special thanks to all clubs, players, coaches, administrators and officials, as well as all supporters of our great game, for providing me with information for articles. Your input is always most welcome.
Thank you also to Football Federation Tasmania, who have been most helpful in recent months.
This blog will NOT close down during the Christmas break, so keep reading.
It is through your interest and support that the number of hits continues to increase.
The site is getting as many as 1,000 hits a day - and remember, this is the off-season.
The number of hits during the season is as high as 1,700 a day, which is fantastic.
With increased coverage, including the whole of Tasmania, I would expect this number to rise to over 2,000 during the coming season.
The current number of unique visitors to the site is over 4,000, so thank you, one and all.
All the very best to everyone for 2011.
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Photos (Top to Bottom): Olympia's new ground at Warrane with an artificial pitch; Olympia Warriors' president George Mamacas has quashed rumours of trouble at the ground [PlessPix]
Olympia Warriors president George Mamacas has quashed persistent rumours that his club
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South Melbourne Hellas will play South Hobart on Thursday, 13 January during the Victorian club


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