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World Cup Singapore, 5-6 November
Three silver medals for Head swimmers.
George Bovell came second in the 100m medley 51"75 and 50m freestyle 21"20
A silver medal for Konrad Czerniak in the 100m butterfly in 50"09, just 0,05" short of the gold medal.
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And you can sync two cell phones to the system — great for homes and small business with more than one wireless account. Enjoy hands-free conversations? The Link2Cell handsets can be used with a Bluetooth headset, too. DECT cordless technology The KX-TG7745S uses DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) technology for clear conversations with reduced noise and excellent cordless range. It operates on the 1.9 GHz frequency bandwidth, so it won't interfere with Wi-Fi® computer networks or other common wireless devices. Product Highlights:built-in Bluetooth compatibilitysync up to two cell phones to systemtransfer and store up to 600 names wirelessly from cell phonecompatible with Bluetooth headsetsuses DECT 6.0 Plus cordless phone standard1.9 GHz frequency range avoids interference with Wi-Fi networkstone equalization - independently adjust low, high, and midrange frequenciesIntelligent Eco Mode adjusts power consumption based on handset proximityincludes five handsets and one basebase includes all-digital answering machine with 18-minute capacity for messagesamber backlit LCD display on handsetlighted handset keypad30-entry Call Block listhandset speakerphonevoice paging (base to all handsets)wall-mountable baseNiMH rechargeable batteries (five AAAs)warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Panasonic KX-TG7745S Reviews Average Customer Review: 7 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. 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Range is excellent. Handset display is excellent. Setup takes a little bit of time but is not difficult. This system has "Link to Cell" capability which allows for incoming cell calls (can handle two primary cell numbers) to come through the in-house phone system. It also seems to enhance the cell phone reception. Nice feature, which operate via Bluetooth technology. You can transfer your cell phone's contact list directly to the Panasonic system. Pros: 5 handsets, great sound quality, good range, fairly easy to setup, Link to Cell capability. Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Phones Written By Wyatt, Mullica Hill, NJ on Tuesday, October 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have had Panasonic phones for years. It was time to expand and upgrade and there was no reason to change to any other brand. These are great phones and even have Bluetooth connections for two phones. Pros: Easy set up, great features, larger numbers, transfer of cell phone address book Cons: None 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great product and service! Written By Mark, State College Pa. on Friday, March 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the second Panasonic phone system I have purchased from Crutch field. The information provided on the website was excellent and accurate. The system was very easy to setup and get working. Linking mine and my wife's cellphone via Bluetooth was easy and works great. I would highly recommend this system to anybody. As always, Crutch field exceeds my expectations. Free fast shipping and lifetime support. Thanks again!!! Pros: Easy setup, great features. Cons: none. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great phone - worth the money Written By DrHiFi3D, Houston, TX on Sunday, March 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For a decade and a half my phone has always been a Panasonic because there simply is no better phone for the money. In that time I've always bought the top of the line (this time a KX-TG7745S) and every time it has lasted for more than five years. I've always been highly satisfied with my purchase and the KX-TG7745S is no exception. The sound quality is excellent, I can walk several houses down the street of my cul-de-sac before I exceed the permissible range, there are five handsets so we never have to travel far when the phone rings, I've never even come close to running out of voicemail storage, and even the prom-queen could store all of her friends and colleagues in the number memory. This is a great phone and it's worth the money. Pros: Great sound quality, plentiful range, five handsets, ample voicemail storage, and vast phone number memory. Cons: A little expensive but worth it. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Uniform Connection Written By JudyW, Pittsburgh on Thursday, November 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Once I saw the phone system in Crutchfield's catalog, I knew that it had to be excellent. Of course we received it promptly, set it up, and called for a walk - through since I dislike reading directions. Within minutes we had all of the basics programmed in and the confidence to do the intricate ones later. The sound, readability, and use are perfect. One unit was knocked from a stand by accident onto a hard wood floor and did not break. We did not use the Blue Tooth at this time due to no need. Pros: Quality of the product Help from Crutchfield Cons: None so far 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Quality found Written By zelina, Amherst, oh on Tuesday, September 18, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Not mutch to say, you get the best. Pros: It all works together perfecly. Cons: not a one 6 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Panasonic kx-tg7745s cordless phones Written By Judy W, Falls Church, VA on Wednesday, May 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Phones work very well and have many nice features. They were esay to setup and the reception is very good. Pros: Good reception. 14 out of 16 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual KX-TG7741 base Five KX-TGA470 handsets 10 "AAA" Ni-MH rechargeable batteries (HHR-4DPA) Base wall mount bracket 4 Handset battery chargers 5 PNLV226 AC adapters each with attached 6' DC output cords (DC Output: 6.5 V/500mA) 6' Telephone cord 5 Belt clips Operating Instructions Quick Guide Optional range extender sheet Features and Specs Type of Cordless DECT 6.0 Plus Caller ID Yes LCD on Base or Handset Handset Directory Capacity 3050 Speed Dial Memories None Hold Yes Speakerphone Yes Flash Key Yes Ringer off Yes Base Keypad Yes Illuminated Keypad Yes Headset-Compatible Yes Base to Handset Paging Yes Digital Answering Machine Yes Wall Mounting Yes Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Link2Cell Features Telephone Features Answering System Features Dimensions Link2Cell Features Link2Cell: Panasonic's Link2Cell uses Bluetooth technology to link your Bluetooth-enabled cell phone with your multi-handset cordless phone. With Link2Cell, you can make and receive cell phone calls from the cordless handset. You can register up to 2 Bluetooth cellular phones and 1 Bluetooth headset. Phone Book Transfer: The Link2Cell's Phonebook Transfer feature lets you transfer up to 600 names and numbers from your cell phone's phone book to the built-in handset directory via Bluetooth. Stronger Signal: Link2Cell can alleviate cellular signals that vary from room to room. By placing your cell phone where reception is best and transferring calls via Link2Cell, you can communicate through the cordless handset clearly anywhere in your home. No Land Line Required: Since Link2Cell uses Bluetooth technology to connect your cell phone to the cordless handsets, no land line is required to make outgoing phone calls. Longer Battery Life: Link2Cell works while your cell phone is charging. You can use your cordless handset to make and receive calls while leaving your cell phone connected to the charger. Compatibility: See the Panasonic Link2Cell website for the latest compatibility list for cell phones and Bluetooth headsets. Telephone Features DECT 6.0 Plus: DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) Plus technology improves on the original DECT 6.0. The error correction frequency is increased up to 80x, which increases the range and improves the transmission quality. Operating in the 1.9 GHz frequency range, the KX-TG7745 phone will not conflict with other wireless devices such as computer routers, wireless keyboards, microwave ovens and other common household devices. Expandable Cordless System: In addition to the five included cordless handsets, you can add one more KX-TGA470 handsets, for a total of six. Intelligent Eco Mode: The phone's Intelligent Eco mode automatically reduces handset power consumption when you're using the handset close to the base unit. This feature extends the available talk time by suppressing the power it takes to transmit to the base unit. The "ECO" icon appears in the handset display when activated. Base Unit Speakerphone: The KX-TG7745 base unit has a keypad and speakerphone, allowing you to make and receive calls without the handset. Handset Speakerphone: The cordless handset can double as a speakerphone for hands-free conversations. The handset is squared on the bottom, allowing you to stand it up on a table top while you talk hands-free. 1.8" Backlit LCD: The cordless handset features a backlit 1.8" Full-dot Mono LCD screen with a resolution of 103 x 65 pixels. The handset LCD displays Caller ID information, battery strength, Caller List, Directory, plus the Function Menu table. You can adjust the contrast of the LCD from 1-6. Navigator Key: The navigator key on the handset is used to navigate through menus and to select items shown on the display by pushing it up, down, left, or right. You can easily adjust the receiver or speaker volume by pressing the navigator key up or down as you talk. Soft Keys: The handset has three soft keys which allow you to select the feature shown directly above it on the display. Some of the soft key functions include Mute, Phonebook, Menu, and Redial. Caller ID: This unit is compatible with Caller ID services offered by your telephone company. If you subscribe to Caller ID, the caller's name and phone number will be displayed and recorded in the handset's Caller List. Call Waiting Caller ID: If you subscribe to Call Waiting with Caller ID, when talking on the phone as another call comes in, the second caller's name and phone number will be displayed. Talking Caller ID: Talking Caller ID lets you know who is calling without looking at the display. When the caller information is received from your Caller ID service, the handsets and base unit announce the caller's name or phone number received after each ring. Ringer/Message Indicators: The handset has a ringer indicator LED on the top that will flash quickly whenever a call comes in, or slowly when you have a message or voice mail waiting. When the answering machine has received a message, the message indicator inside the "Play" button will flash. Note: The message alert feature must be "on" in order for the message indicator to operate. Caller List: The unit records information for the last 50 callers and stores this information in the Caller List. The unit can show the number of calls you missed. You can call back any number in the caller list. Once a number is in the Caller List, it can be manually or automatically edited (to add or remove area codes or prefixes), saved in the Directory, or deleted. Call Block: The phone can be programmed to reject unwanted calls. If you subscribe to Caller ID, the unit will reject a call that comes in without a phone number, including those that are labeled "Out of area", "Private caller", or "Long distance". Calls from a phone number stored in the call block list are also rejected. Up to 30 phone numbers can be stored in the call block list. When the call is received, the unit rings for a short time while the caller is being identified. If the phone number matches an entry in the call block list, the unit sends out a busy tone to the caller, then disconnects the call. Shared Phonebook: All handsets and cell phones registered to the base unit can use the unit's phonebook. Up to 3050 names and phone numbers can be stored in the phonebook. You can enter names up to 16 characters, and phone numbers up to 24 digits. A pause can be entered in the phone number if required for dialing. Each pause is stored as one digit and the pause is approximately 3.5 seconds. The directory names are sorted alphabetically. You can also assign names to one of nine groups to help you locate entries quickly and easily. Groups can also be assigned a different ringer tone to help you identify who is calling. Chain Dial: You can dial a number from the phone while on a call using Chain Dial. This can be used to dial a calling card access number, dial a PIN number, etc. without having to dial it manually. Redial List: You can review a list of the last five numbers dialed, then call any of those numbers. Mute: The Mute feature is a soft key visible on the cordless handset during a call. If you wish to temporarily mute the conversation, you can mute the handset so the other party cannot hear you, but you can still hear them. Handset Locator: This feature allows you to locate a handset by paging it from the base unit. All registered handsets are paged simultaneously. Silent Mode: You can program each handset to ring or not at your discretion. If you set a handset to Silent Mode, it will not ring when calls come in. A specific time period can be programmed ahead of time for the silent mode. Other handsets programmed to the phone are not affected, and will continue to ring when calls are received. Intercom: This feature lets you set-up a 2-way conversation between two registered handsets. Call Transfer: Calls can be transferred from one handset to any other registered handset. Call Share: Call Share allows a second registered cordless handset to join an existing external call by pressing one button. You can prevent other users from joining your conversations with outside callers by turning call sharing mode off. Any Key Talk/Auto Talk: The Any Key Talk feature allows you to press any of the numeric keys, the * key, or the # key to answer a call. When the handset is on the charger base, the Auto Talk feature allows you to answer a call by simply picking up the handset. Auto Talk can be turned on/off in the menu. Volume Controls: You have the ability to adjust volume levels for the handset and the handset speakerphone. Choose from four levels when holding the handset to your ear, and six levels for the speakerphone. Ringer Options: You can select one of six ringer volume settings or Off. You can also choose between five ring tones and five ring melodies. Temporary Tone Dialing: If you are using a pulse dialing system, you can temporarily switch to tone dialing to enter numbers for answering services, electronic banking services, company phone directories, etc. When you hang up, the mode switches back to pulse dialing. Flash Key: If you have the Call Waiting service, you can use the flash key to put the first call on hold, allowing you to answer a second incoming call. You can adjust the length of the flash time if necessary. Alarm: On the handset, you can set an alarm to sound for three minutes on a one-time or daily basis. With the date and time programmed into the phone, you can enter a desired time for the alarm to sound. Using a different ringer tone from the one used for outside calls is recommended. Security: A handset cannot operate unless it is registered with the base unit. Battery Information: The phone comes with six "AAA" rechargeable Nickel-Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) batteries, two for each handset. A Ni-MH battery doesn't develop the "memory" effect like many Nickel-Cadmium (Ni-Cad) rechargeable batteries. Initial Charge Time: 7 hours Battery Talk Time: up to 13 hours continuous Battery Standby Time: up to 11 days Wall Mounting: The base unit and battery charger for the additional handsets can be placed on a desk or table, or can be wall mounted. The base unit has an integrated bracket that can be turned one way for wall mounting and turned the other way for placing on a desk. The battery charger has two keyhole slots for wall mounting. Answering System Features Total Recording Time: The total time for recording is approximately 18 minutes for all messages (including greeting). A maximum of 64 messages can be recorded. All messages are saved until you delete them. When the memory is full, an indicator on the base unit flashes rapidly, "Messages Full" is shown on the handset display, and, if you use the pre-recorded greeting message, the unit automatically switches to another pre-recorded greeting that asks callers to call again later. Caller's Recording Time: You can select 1 minute or 3 minutes for recording incoming messages. Individual messages can be played back and erased from the base unit or the handsets. Greetings: You can record a personal greeting of up to 2 minutes. The unit also comes with 2 pre-recorded messages; one used when the unit has no available recording time, and one used when a message will be recorded. Number of Rings: You can set the number of rings before the answering system answers the call. Your choices are 2 to 7 rings, or Toll Saver. When set to Toll Saver, the unit will answer on the second ring when there is at least one new message, or on the fifth ring when there are no new messages. This allows you to save on toll charges for the call by hanging up when you hear the third ring, knowing there are no messages. Call Screening: You can listen to an incoming message as the caller leaves it using the handset's speaker. Voice Day/Time Stamp: With each message the unit announces the day and time the message was recorded. Message Alert: When a new message has been received, the message indicator on the base unit will flash, and "New Message" is displayed on the handsets' display. Remote Operation: You can operate the Answering System from any touch-tone phone. The system is protected by a three-digit remote code to prevent unauthorized access. 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Test ID: INAB
Insulin Antibodies, Serum
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Predicting the future development of type 1 diabetes in asymptomatic children, adolescents, and young adults, when used in conjunction with family history, HLA-typing, and other autoantibodies, including GD65S/81596 Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase (GAD65) Antibody Assay, Serum and islet cell antigen 2 (IA-2) antibodies
Differential diagnosis of type 1 versus type 2 diabetes
Evaluating diabetics with insulin resistance in patients with established diabetes (type 1 or type 2)
Investigation of hypoglycemia in nondiabetic subjects
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
The onset of autoimmune diabetes mellitus (type 1 diabetes mellitus) is preceded (and accompanied) by the appearance of autoantibodies to a variety of pancreatic islet cell antigens in serum, including insulin. The level of these autoantibodies is generally low and may even fall during follow-up. In genetically predisposed, but disease-free, individuals (first degree relatives of patients with type 1 diabetes or individuals with permissive HLA alleles), detection of multiple islet cell autoantibodies is a strong predictor for subsequent development of type I diabetes.
Once type 1 diabetes has become fully manifest, insulin autoantibody levels usually fall to low or undetectable levels. However, after insulin therapy is initiated, autoantibody production may recur as a memory response. Insulin autoantibody production is more common when therapeutic insulin of animal origin is used (rarely used in contemporary practice). Larger therapeutic doses may be required because of antibody-induced insulin resistance.
Insulin antibodies may be found in nondiabetic individuals complaining of hypoglycemic attacks. In this setting their presence can be an indicator of "factitious hypoglycemia" due to the surreptitious injection of insulin, rather than to a clinical problem (eg, insulinoma). However, insulin autoantibodies in nondiabetic subjects can occasionally develop without exposure to exogenous insulin and may rarely become a cause of episodic hypoglycemia. Anti-idiotypic autoantibodies against insulin autoantibodies have been demonstrated in some cases. Interaction of these antibodies with insulin autoantibodies could displace bound insulin from the insulin autoantibodies, resulting in hypoglycemia.
In addition to IgG and IgM insulin autoantibodies, IgE antibodies (identified by the fluorescence enzyme immunoassay) may occur. IgE insulin autoantibodies result in immediate hypersensitivity reactions, such as urticaria, but do not lead to insulin resistance or hypoglycemia as can be seen with the IgG antibodies. This test only determines the presence of IgG and IgM antibodies, not IgE antibodies.
In conjunction with family history, HLA-typing and measurement of other islet cell autoantibodies (glutamic acid decarboxylase [GAD65] antibody and islet cell antigen 2 antibody [IA-2]), insulin autoantibody testing helps predict the future development of type I diabetes in asymptomatic children, adolescents, and young adults. Inclusion of a recently described fourth autoantibody (zinc transporter 8, ZnT8) further enhances the prediction of type 1 diabetes occurrence and its distinction from type 2 diabetes.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
< or =0.02 nmol/L
Reference values apply to all ages.
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Seropositivity (> or =0.03 nmol/L) in a patient never treated with insulin is consistent with predisposition to type 1 diabetes. Seropositivity is not as informative of type 2 diabetes status as other islet cell antibodies in patients who are receiving (or have received) insulin therapy because this antibody can arise secondary to therapy. It is thought that high levels of insulin autoantibodies might contribute to insulin resistance.
A family history of type 1 diabetes, other organ-specific autoimmunity and a diabetes-permissive HLA phenotype strengthens the prediction of type 1 diabetes development. The detection of multiple islet cell antibodies is indicative of the likely development of future type 1 diabetes.
In patients presenting with hypoglycemia, the presence of insulin autoantibodies may indicate surreptitious insulin administration or, rarely, insulin autoantibody-related hypoglycemia. The differential diagnosis cannot be made on the basis of insulin autoantibody detection alone. C-peptide and insulin measurements are always required in addition to insulin autoantibody measurements in the diagnosis of hypoglycemia.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
This test should not be requested in patients who have recently received radioisotopes, therapeutically or diagnostically, because of potential assay interference. The specific waiting period before specimen collection will depend on the isotope administered, the dose given and the clearance rate in the individual patient. Specimens will be screened for radioactivity prior to analysis. Radioactive specimens received in the laboratory will be held 1 week and assayed if sufficiently decayed, or canceled if radioactivity remains.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Schernthaner G: Immunogenicity and allergenic potential of animal and human insulins. Diabetes Care 1993;3:155-165
2. Lernmark A: Type 1 diabetes. Clin Chem 1999;45:1331-1338
3. Eisenbarth GS, Jeffery J: The natural history of type 1A diabetes. Arq Bras Endocrinol Metabol 2008 Mar;52(2):146-155


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Here's an excerpt from Mirror Reversal that supports Ruth's "Future generations" comment of Sept. 20.
I think it's very beautiful and poignant, but I guess that doesn't count. I wrote it.
"Once you're reached a certain level of education, the Bible's quaint stories don't answer the questions anymore. The hope for heaven and fear of hell are just that, mammalian emotions. But the reasoned belief that a futureworld will exist is all but certain. And what will the futureworld be like? That should be our main concern. Instead of worrying about an imaginary heaven as an individual, let's devote ourselves to entering a real futureworld as Homo sapiens, the wise. At this very moment there might be future souls praying to us to preserve the Earth and its ineffable beauty. Sometimes, when I'm listening to Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, I can hear the sighs and yearnings of the world's future citizens. 'Please preserve the Earth,' they cry, like mystical chants of Odysseus' sirens carried by the winds of time, 'it belongs to us also. Nature has only loaned it to you. Don't destroy it any further; it can't be replaced. Your awareness of the condition of the world, your Earth Consciousness, is the only thing that can save it. Just get us there and we'll know what to do.'
To Ruth A-G; you may find interesting some essays I have on my blog.
Thanks for the great comments, Ruth, with compelling visuals that really reinforce the words!
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Me and two friends from Norway are going to the US this week for a roadtrip. We land in LA on the 8. The rout is not set but we are planning to drive trough the following
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The thing is that non of my so called friends I travel with play Discgolf so I have to be selective with where I will play and where I will purchase Discgolf things..
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It would also be cool if there was a competition I could join while there..
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- Gregory Pipkins
- Cincinnati, OH
- United States
This conversation is closed.
Creating a simplified (as possible) understanding of the global banking system and the way economics work.
I'd love to hear a TED talk that explains the financial system in a way that is clear, concise and can be taught to a 6th grader. Maybe I'm reaching, but I don't mind :)
I think so many of my own struggles with finance stem from a lack of understanding the principles that found the system of monetary exchange the world operates on.
Informed people make better decisions. That's my theory. So, the idea I'm proposing is to seek out the person or team of individuals who could present the scenario of our economic system in a fun, simple, and relevant way using examples that we can all understand and relate to down to a Jr. High level, and then, to give us advice on ways we can fundamentally change our and our communities' economic health for the better, for the long run.
Mar 9 2013: Lies are better hidden when they are in a pile of jargons, bureaucracy and endless paper trail.
But real things do have a twist to them that may make it difficult to understand with the mind of a child.
It is good to strive for understanding; however, too much knowledge could lead to more questions and confusion than nearer to helpful understanding.
Mar 9 2013: If Man can figure-out how to fly to the Moon and back surely he can get a grasp on how the Federal Reserve System functions. I think Mr. Pipkin's idea has a good chance for success.And, boy would it be good for the world!Mar 9 2013: I agree that lies are certainly best hidden when the surrounding context is as confusing as quantum physics, and as subject to change as the universe itself. However, that's why I believe it's necessary for us to uncoil this vast subject at it's core and begin to teach it to one another and to our children so that they can grow into their own knowledge of it and not have it dominate their or our lives from behind closed doors.
I can't help it. I seek knowledge which leads to wisdom which leads to understanding. It's in the soul.
Barry Palmer
Mar 9 2013: Beware of simple explanations.
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People continually complicate things with the simple purpose of keeping themselves in a high paying job. I have found this true of every profession I have had close contact with, including bankers, medical care, information technology and,of course, lawyers. Just when you think you have figured out what one of these groups is doing, they change the game. Good luck with your quest, but I doubt you will find any simple explanations that continue to be adequate over a long period of time. There are good reasons why many subjects are not taught in high school, and this is just one of them.
Mar 9 2013: I agree.
Your response has helped me get clarity and more focus on what I'm looking for: a fundamental explanation of HOW and WHY the system of money is so confusing. Explained in a way that will get people to ask their own questions. One of my more specific questions is directly related to your last point: Why isn't economics and the money system taught in our schools? I'd love to have a former high level official at the WB or IMF or even Dept. of Economics give an ex-pat explanation for the ages.Mar 9 2013: A foundation has been laid already. Here's a QUOTE: "The 5 Objectives of the Federal Reserve System: 1) Stop the growth of competition in banking. 2) Obtain a franchise to create money out of nothing to be used for lending. 3) Gain control of the cash reserves of all banks so the more reckless ones can be exposed to currency drains and bank runs [thus creating a cartel]. 4) Get taxpayers to cover the cartel's inevitable losses. 5) Convince Congress that this is all to protect the public."- Ed Griffin, The Creature From Jekyll Island, ch.1.
Mar 9 2013: I am sympathetic and somewhat familiar with this brand of thinking, Mr. Long. However, I've been suspicious, distraught, and downright angry to the point of exhaustion for so long that now I need concrete evidence and understanding. Still, I recognize that the complexity of the issue and the desire to keep the system confusing and far from kitchen table conversation is at play here. That's why I'd love to have it broken down by a funny, compassionate, economist and/or someone simply in the know who can make it all relevant. I think I'm interested enough that it doesn't necessarily have to be "funny" or even "compassionate", but I think it would help to keep a larger audience's attention.
Mar 10 2013: try going to wiki for fractal banking and central banking and follow the threads from that I googled and wiki a lot about this topic after watching Zeitgeist: Addendum and couldn't believe what I learned the movie simplifies banking so that you can get the gist of it the learn more as you go forthMar 10 2013: You idea for a factual but entertaining presentation is not without merit, but alas, I don't think it is likely that anyone who is capable of meeting such a difficult demand would be willing to do so. The market for the instruction you seek is quite limited. There is no fame or fortune to be gained. Most folks don't want to know how the global economy works and the few who do are soon plunged into the exhaustion, confusion, and anger you speak of. I have suggested a book (you really should read it) and Mr.Harder has offered sound advice. Another book called Secrets of the Temple, by William Greider is helpful but nowhere near as eye-opening, informative, and digestable as Griffin's work. Know this for certain, the Federal Reserve System and the IMF are the primary tools being used by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) to establish global Socialism. No one who is sold-out to the current system is going to put anything in the way of their own gravy train. I think we must educate ourselves and not wait for someone to make it all clear to us.
Mar 10 2013: What is your take on those in power creating a world wide currency?Apr 6 2013: to pat if its not to late for you to read this. not only do i agree that we should have a world wide currencey but i also had the thought that all products and all services profits should be goverened to no more than X percent over bottom line costs of making said product and or services. what do you think? ya i know the people with the money would never let it happen but what do you think of the concept?
pat gilbert
Mar 9 2013: I agree
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Not exactly what your are looking for but good none the less
This one is pretty good:
Mar 9 2013: I want to respond fully to both videos, but I'll have to get to the "Money and Banking" on youtube when I have more time. As far as Niall Ferguson, you're correct that it's not really what I'm looking for, but I am glad to have further insight into what Niall terms as the "6 Killer Apps". It's a very interesting take and I agree that competition, in it's truest sense, is very healthy. However, "laws that begin with reason" is a far cry from what the West has done. If reason means that human conditions and rights take a backseat to things like property and profit, then yes, Mr. Ferguson is correct. However, to me, reason has more to do with enlightenment and less with economic conservation. I digress. Still, I appreciate the views that are shared and I appreciate you, Mr. Gilbert, for sharing with the rest of us.
Mar 9 2013: "If reason means that human conditions and rights take a backseat to things like property and profit, then yes, Mr. Ferguson is correct. However, to me, reason has more to do with enlightenment"
Which view creates more reason in reality? Not in theory but in fact?
Mar 9 2013: "Reality" will be different for every person and being. Yet, we all come together to form the totality of reality. This is why I said specifically "to me" reason has more to do with (spiritual) enlightenment, with Reason being equated to "what makes the most sense". Spiritual enlightenment is a process of breaking down the false images one has created for itself, and on a larger scale, which one has been nurtured to believe in. Profit and property are also terms that are subject to the eye of the beholder. To one person, profit and property may be money and things owned, respectively. While to another person, they can be collectively taken as lessons learned. It just depends on where one's spirit or soul is on it's journey.Mar 10 2013: One view espouses the necessity of regulation and laws and government
The other is the corollary
Which creates more enlightenment? Spiritual or otherwise?Mar 10 2013: RE: "What is your take on. . . "The CFR is the hidden governing body of our nation. Read Shadows of Power, by James Perloff. The New World Order will have one common currency. People's ignorance and apathy is greasing the wheels for the implementation of global Socialism under the irresistably capable leadership of the CFR. It is virtually a done deal.
EDIT- Reagan quote deleted.
Mar 10 2013: How do you imagine this new concept of currency?
Mar 10 2013: Please don't trust my opinion here, but I think it will be exactly like the game of Monopoly. Imagine trying to introduce "money" other than the various color-coded denominations supplied by Parker Brothers (or whoever owns the game now) with the game. It wouldn't work because everyone agrees to use the game money only.Mar 10 2013: That seems odd coming from Reagan. He was anti centralized government. I have heard things about the CFR before. As you know I am not complacent, but to be honest I need something more substantial than a quote and a book about Jekyll island.
Mar 10 2013: Good idea sir. Honesty is the best policy. I too will look for other sources on this unlikely sounding quote from an Economic Summit in the Spring of '83 in Williamsburg, VA. Maybe Ronnie just wanted a global currency without a global government? By the way, Jekyll Island is off the coast of Georgia where 7 men met in 1910 to secretly to form the banking cartel that would become the Federal Reserve System. The book is not about the island contrary to the title.Mar 10 2013: There is no reference offered by the author (Griffin) beyond the time and place of Reagan's alleged comment. I have deleted it from my comment. Thanks for your vigilanceMar 12 2013: I contacted the publisher and they provided the reference for Reagan's quote. The reference is "Say No to the New World Order" by Gary Allen. It was published in 1987 by Concord Press of Seal Beach, CA. The quote can be found in Chapter 13 on page 234. So I will put the quote back in: "National economies need monetary coordinating mechanisms, and that is why an integrated world economy needs a common monetary standard. . . But no national currency will do-- only a world currency will work."-- Ronald Reagan at 1983 Economic Summit in Williamsburg, VA.
pat gilbert
Mar 10 2013: Yes I'm familiar with the event. It does seem plausible given that Woody got the FED passed which was not the 1st central bank in the U.S. But facts are useful as even the writer of your book might color his story some?Mar 12 2013: Was it an effort to get away from countries devaluing their currency? Like China does now in order to get economic advantage.
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Mar 12 2013: I'm over my head now, but that sounds like something Ronnie would have pushed for.Mar 13 2013: Ok Thank youMar 12 2013: I believe that anything too complicated to (easily) grasp hasn't advanced beyond a socially primitive stage, until it's made intuitive to most people. This is true even of technologically "advanced" systems if they're over-complicated. And it might be especially true of closed systems.
The best way to clearly explain the financial system is to transform it to be remarkably elegant. And this will happen with strategies that smartly simplify and open the financial systems. Too few eyes are why it grows complicated.
Here's a few analogies, trends, and examples of how and why financial systems will change for the better and their "mysteries" disappear:
Better banking:
With enough eyes, all bugs are shallow:
Socially-responsible business:
Transparent businesses:
You can message me if you have any questions about these.
~MarinoMar 9 2013: you would not believe it. but i recommend you a book:
Murray Rothbard - The Mystery of Banking
it takes longer to read than a TED talk, but worth the time
Mar 9 2013: Thank you, my good man! Will add to the reading list.Mar 9 2013: Why not? Remember that many people will not need a sleeping pill....Okay they won't listen anyway. Probably most who would listen on TED are already well informed. Some people are curious - some aren't. The important thing to read is Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds by Charles Mckay. The bubbles are from long ago, but people haven't changed in the last two hundred years. Transportation has changed a great deal except rush hour driving. When I am in a traffic jam, I play a visualization game, Just suppose that there were chariot lanes and Bodica or the chariot racers from Ben Hur were speeding by as they would be. My Dad used to tell me that many modern health improvements were myths. Look at the graves of your relatives in rural Texas and see all the 80-year-olds. I did and he was right. They ate lots of food with lots of fat, did physical work, and were not around a large number of people. I've read that about magical places like Okinawa and Iceland . I did spend a year on Okinawa when I was a Marine officer. Wonderful place except so much American military there. Oh Iceland Chess players like Bobby Fisher used to like to go there because nerds love to see the most beautiful womrn in the world. The men all had perfect vision because they are fisherman with cod to fish and farmers. Why am I on this tangent? Bankers and promoters ruined the economy there according to the news. More is better if they let you keep it. Only if you get to keep it. "Nor all that glisters, gold."Ode on the death of a favorite cat, drowned in a tub of goldfishes.