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Happy 2nd Birthday Aubrey

I'd like to take this occasion to journal a few things about Aubrey:
You are so busy that we are shocked when you sit and play with one toy for longer than 2 minutes! You take everything in, every moving object, every sound. You laugh at things that are actually funny. You are saying a lot of words like shoes, baby, walk, book, juice, milk, please, fish, duck, and I'm sure a lot more. You aren't quite speaking in sentances but you will say "walk - shoes - go" when you want to go for a walk. You're getting better at saying please and "more please". You use "more" for "other" like instead of say "where did the other shoe go?" you say "shoe, more?" You love eating and eat a lot of foods. You love raw veggies but not a lot of meat - mainly chicken strips. Recently you've started eating nuts and trail mix (which is good since you don't eat a lot of meat!). You are getting so good at swimming. Daddy dunked you under water last week. You like to put your hands on the bottom of the kiddie pool and let the rest of your body float with your chin barely above the water. You love splashing and being splashed.
You love watching other little kids and are easily motivated to copy what they are doing.
You love TV a little TOO much! But it's funny to watch you laugh at it and copy the character's actions as you see them. (She does the yogo moves on Waybaloo).
Your last tooth (molar) broke through this last week and now you're a full chomping machine.
Shopping and going to restaurants are not so fun anymore as you are completely independent and want to do everything yourself. As soon as we reach any stairs you turn to us and say "no" as if to say stop, don't help me, I can do it by myself. We are hoping you learn your independence quickly and get over the novelty!

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Visa Arrived!

We just got back from Goldstream (still no fish!) and the Visa had arrived. Jared still has a meeting here scheduled and a phone call with the lawyers scheduled for Monday so we will still leave Tuesday morning, but at least we have a date!

Thursday, October 21, 2010

I know it's not Halloween yet . . .

I didn't know where we would be living for Halloween so I wanted to make Aubrey's costume and take some photos while we were at Goldstream as I thought it was a beautiful forest setting.
As now we will be living in a hotel in Seattle without friends and family for Halloween, I'm glad I got some photos!

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

She always wins

Aubrey has been having a tough time lately with getting her last tooth (molar) in and it's affecting her sleeping. She wakes up in the middle of the night crying, sometimes she falls back asleep and other times not at all. Last Saturday night she went to bed around 9 pm and woke up at 1pm (and I was still awake). I pulled her into our bed and she kind of slept for a while, rolling back and forth from Jared's pillow to mine, to perpendicular to us and doing all sorts of crazy positions. Then I tried putting her back in her crib and let her cry for a bit. She was silent for a while and then the crying started again...back in our bed. After jumping and throwing tired fits she fits she laid in my arms like a baby, looked up at me and pointed to her eye and said "eye" then to her chest and said "love" and pointed at me and said "you". Jared and I just looked at each other as if to say how could you be mad at that! I taught her to say "I love you" with the actions but it's only recently that she's actually said the words and this was about the 2nd time she's ever said it on her own without us trying to get her to say it. What can you do? I think we cat napped the rest of the night and finally it was morning. She was awake from 1am and we went to church (sacrament only ) and came straight home to bed for a very long nap!

Visa is a go!

Jared just came up to our room to say that his Visa has been approved! They will overnight it to the Lawyers for tomorrow morning and then they will have to send it to us maybe by Friday which means we might leave Saturday or Monday at the latest! It's taken a long time but we hear about Missionaries waiting up to 7 months to get Visa's so I guess we can't complain!

Look Whoooo's Two!

We had a great birthday party for Aubrey last Friday (in anticipation that we'd soon be moving). We had lots of family and a couple close friends. The hotel was nice enough to let us use a meeting room which was so pretty. The party was owl themed (as you can see!) and Aubrey had a great time chasing balloons and the other kids. Thanks to everyone who came and made it special! Thanks for the great gifts they have been so helpful as she was bored of her few toys and books and this is a great change of pace for her.

Thursday, October 14, 2010

What a morning!

Aubrey woke up at 5:30 this morning, as I grabbed her out of bed to feel if she had soaked through her diaper, I felt no diaper beneath her sleeper. I looked down and the bottom half of the buttons on her sleeper were open and there was her diaper strapped around one leg at the knee!
After changing her diaper I tried to put on new pajamas with no luck, she wanted to be free. I tried to get her to fall back asleep with us in our bed and that didn't work either as she was thirsty and hungry. After food, drink and some TV she still wasn't tired but very cranky and it was time to get up anyways! About 5 mins. ago as I was working on the computer I started hearing snoring. As I looked over at the couch there she was fast asleep. Now what? It's almost 9am and the cleaning lady will be coming soon to clean our room! So much for an afternoon nap!


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November 16, 2009

Green Fashion Monday: Recycled Mittens

On Fashion Monday, we highlight a hip, green fashion item. Got a stylish eco-friendly product to recommend? Tell us about it and look for it in an upcoming blog post.

Mitten These thick, comfy mittens are perfect for winter days when the snow is falling, the wind is brisk, and all you want to do is bundle up. They’re handmade from recycled sweaters by a mother-daughter team, so each pair is unique. The fleece liner is luxuriously soft, and there's an array of styles to choose from for women and men. Available at Olive Green Apparel; $65 per pair.

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March 19, 2012

Introducing the sOccket

sOccketFor whatever reason, soccer has not caught in the United States like it has in the rest of the world. But that doesn't mean Americans can't use soccer as a canvas for incredible innovation. Case in point: Harvard grads Jessica Matthews and Julia Silverman, co-founders of Uncharted Play, the organization that distributes the sOccket. The sOccket is, exactly as its punny name suggests, both a soccer ball and a light socket. It runs on kinetic energy, meaning the more soccer you play, the more stored energy you have to power electrical appliances.

This is obviously a very cool idea, but what's cooler is that Uncharted Play has a humanitarian angle, stemming from the co-founders' experience studying in developing countries. This means that you can't get a sOccket for yourself unfortunately (at least not right now), but you can donate one to someone who needs the electricity. Uncharted Play points out that "resource-poor families can spend 10 to 30 percent of their income on kerosene," which is linked to countless health issues such as respiratory problems, skin diseases, and carbon monoxide poisoning.

The idea has garnered praise from the New York Times, Discovery, TED, and dozens of other media outlets; even former president Bill Clinton has called it "quite extraordinary."

Though one little soccer ball is not likely to solve the energy issues of hundreds of resource-poor, soccer-loving nations, it is a step towards more energy efficiency. Jessica Lin, one of the original inventors who worked with Matthews and Silverman at Harvard, told the New York Times, "We are trying to make a bigger statement about energy needs. Even if our project just starts people thinking about different ways to bring energy access to places like Africa, that’s really important."

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August 16, 2000

Kathy Browne's third-graders at Baldwin Elementary School will come to class on Thursday and fill their desks with pencils, crayons, scissors, glues and other supplies. The supplies Browne has at home in her studio aren't that much different watercolors, oils, paint brushes, paper.

When Browne isn't teaching, she is an artist. And she got her start when she was the same age as her students.

"As a child, I was always doing something," Browne said.

She decorated Christmas ornaments, made quilts and was always drawing. Her creativity didn't go unnoticed, and when her mother asked professionals if Kathy needed lessons, they said, "No, just make sure she has everything she needs. The technique comes later."

As a teacher of many subjects, Browne makes sure her students have everything they need to learn. And she looks forward to the first day of school as much as she looks forward to a summer of painting landscapes with watercolors.

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Browne applied several layers of paint to her life before becoming a teacher. True to her childhood talent, she earned a fine arts degree from the University of Kansas. Her studies emphasized textile and fabric design.

From college, art took her in many directions before leading her into an elementary school classroom. She was a weaver. She restored antique dolls. She was a book buyer for a book store. She was a substitute teacher. She worked with children in psychiatric hospitals.

"The doll repair was something I could do at home when the kids were young," said Browne of her children Cole and Lauren, now 18 and 21.

Browne later attended Baker University and became certified to teach art and she started teaching art in the Baldwin school district's three elementary schools. After adding to her certification, she started to teach in the classroom.

This is her sixth year teaching at BES. She has painted murals on the walls of her room. She sculpted clay figures for the fish aquariums a "Mother Goose" shoe, a dragon tree, a volcano on Mars. She even uses her art when she teaches.

"I think every teacher brings what they are good at into the classroom," Browne said.

She said artists and teachers have energy in common.

"If I to pick one thing, it is the energy level," she said. "As a teacher, I am visually oriented. I draw pictures to make complicated things easier."

Summer art

When her students go home for the summer, Browne retreats to her upstairs studio and the landscapes of Kansas and other travels.

She is often inspired by the way sunlight falls on a winding stream, a row of maple trees, a house made of stone. Sometimes she paints on locations. Other times she takes pictures and paints from her studio. Often it is a combination of both.

"Usually I can't finish a whole painting right then and there, so I take photographs," Browne said. "Sometimes I get impatient, and can't wait for the pictures to get back. But sometimes I need the photography for the light."

Drawing always came naturally to Browne, but in her beginnings as an artist, she was a print maker using fabrics and textiles. She turned to watercolor she also paints using oils and acrylics because of its flexibility. The equipment used for print making is not as portable as a handful of paint brushes and a palette of paints.

"I came to watercolor pretty late in life," said Browne. "I like to bike and I can bring my paints with me.

"Plus, it's challenging. If I can paint watercolors, I can paint anything. It's a challenging medium."

In her studio, photographs of landscapes yet to be painted hang on the wall. Older photographs are filed by subject in an oak cabinet nearby there is even a file for live trees, and one for dead trees. On the slanted ceiling that follows the pitch of the roof, Browne displays some early stages of her paintings and the artwork of her children.

When there is time, such as the summer, Browne sets a goal of how many paintings she wants to do. She balances her own work with what she paints for others.

"Mostly it's Victorian homes that people want done," she said. "My goal this summer was to do three new paintings."

Browne is a charter member of the Baldwin Community Arts Council. Many of her works are for sale, but she also donates several pieces each year to use as fund-raiser for different organizations, including the arts council. Several of her watercolors are on display at The Signal office, which will be open during Art Walk from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday.

When her son isn't playing baseball, she attends the monthly Art Walks.

"I sure enjoy them," she said of the art displays downtown. "I think they are a neat deal."

When she paints, Browne herself becomes a student often drawing her subject several times before painting begins. In that way, she is not much different than the third-graders she teaches.

"It takes a long time to get proficient at it," Browne said, referring to her watercolors, but also to many other aspects of life.

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US Financial Transactions in 2011 : $5.5 Quadrillion

A quick message for Barack Obama with just hours to go before the US goes over the fiscal cliff.  Don't forget that a Financial Transaction Tax like the one being introduced in 11 countries in the European Union could fix the problem for good.

I'd already totted up the numbers from the DTCC and BIS to come up with a total of $4.44 quadrillion for financial transactions in the US for 2011. And I was happy to see that that figure got a mention in Ellen Brown's recent article on the Fiscal Cliff.

But as I mentioned in my recent commentary, even that number clearly ignores some very major players such as the CME Group (Chicago Mercantile Exchange). I've just discovered that you can download their Financial Report for 2011 here. On page 34, they conveniently provide the following table which summarizes the key figures for the period 2007-2011.

As you can see, the total notional value of transactions in 2011 was an eye watering $1,068 trillion. That's up 7.4% on 2010, but still substantially lower than the record turnover of $1,227 trillion in 2008. I note that the report mentions that these figures "exclude our TRAKRS, HuRLO, Swapstream, credit default swaps, interest rate swaps and CME Clearing Europe contracts". Any guesses how much more those would add?

By adding those numbers in the DTCC and BIS figures, I get the following revised numbers for US financial transactions in 2011.

That's a total of over $5.5 quadrillion dollars - $5,511,178,000,000,000 for those of you who have trouble trying to imagine what a quadrillion looks like. And of course, I have no way of knowing that there are not other untapped sources of revenue that I haven't managed to include. Please let me know if you can think of any other suitable places to look.

A 0.1% flat rate financial transaction tax on that lot would raise far more than all the other US government taxes combined. It would allow income taxes, taxes on company profits and sales taxes to be abolished completely.

I can honestly think of no good reason for keeping the current tax arrangements which, apart from anything else, are extremely complex to implement - especially in the USA, where even ordinary citizens have to use tax advisors to fill in their tax returns.  The flat rate FTT could be implemented for the cost of adding one line of code to the software used to handle all these transactions.

So, here's wishing a happy and tax-free 2013 for everyone except the computers that handle the $5.5 quadrillion in transactions. Will the computers mind having to pay? I don't think so.

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How to Build a Salad Box

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I first came across the concept of salad boxes and tables while watching the PBS show, Cultivating Life. The idea behind them is pretty start forward - many salad crops have shallow root systems and therefore only require 3 to 4 inches of soil medium in order to grow. Building a salad box or table made out of 2 x 4's enables you to harvest fresh greens right at your doorstep or even on small balcony. As a result, they are ideal for urban areas and for gardeners with limited amounts of growing space. Since they are movable, salad boxes and tables also allow you to extend your growing season. Finally, I think they would look quite attractive in any kitchen garden.

Here are the materials I used to construct a large salad box:

6 - 2 x 4 x 30 inch pieces of pine
16 - 3 inch galvanized screws
1 - 30 x 36 inch piece of aluminum screen
1 - 30 x 36 inch piece of hardware cloth (with 1/2 inch mesh)
2 - galvanized door pull/handle
4 - 1 inch galvanized screws
staple gun and staples

(Note: Since I wanted to build two of these boxes, I purchased three 2" x 4" x 12' lumber and asked the sales attendant to cut them down to twelve 30" lengths.)

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1. Start by constructing the frame. Screw together four of the 2 x 4's (using two 3-inch screws at each corner) to build frame measuring 30 x 34 inches.

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2. Attach the aluminum screen to the frame using a staple gun. The side of the screen measuring 36 inches should be placed on top of the side of the frame measuring 34 inches, leaving about an inch of overhang on each side. Start by stapling the corners and then at the center of each side, lightly stretching the screen taut as you do so. Then place a staple every 4 inches or so along the frame.

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3. Place the hardware cloth on top of the screen and repeat step 2. The hardware cloth adds stretch and rigidity to the bottom of the salad box.

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4. Fold and staple the excess screen and hardware cloth onto the sides of the frame.

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5. Place the two remaining 2 x 4's on top of the hardware cloth (positioning them about 8 inches from each side) and attach them using the remaining 3-inch screws. These will serve as the legs of the salad box and add greater stability to the frame.

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6. Attach the handles to opposite sides of the box. I placed mine about 14 inches from one end and at a slight angle simply because this felt most comfortable for me. Imagine that you are carrying a rather large laundry basket with your arms stretched out and one side of the basket resting against your lower abdomen as you walk. Ideally, you want to attach the handles to where you imagine your hands would grasp the frame in this position.

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And there you have it. Pretty simple, right? The box offers about 30 x 26 inches of growing space. I can probably manage moving this box (soil and all) by myself but some of you may want build a box half this size. This year, I intend to grow all of my baby leaf salad greens in these boxes as well as some mini-heads of lettuce and certain varieties of Asian greens (like Bonsai pak choi, tatsoi and mizuna).

If you'd like more information on salad boxes and tables, including other building designs, what soil mix to use and what greens to grow, visit the following links:

Martha Stewart's Website

College of Agriculture & Natural Resources

University of Maryland


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Toddler “Doctor Kit” In a Bag

Happy Thursday, lovely readers! Today I’m sharing an easy and practically free idea to keep your little ones busy. It’s a pretend “Doctor Kit” in a bag that you can put together in minutes using things you probably already have at home!
My daughter is on a Band-Aid kick these days. She keeps finding the boxes of Band-Aids and asking to “doctor” me. I love her imagination! But I don’t love her getting into our medicine cabinet. So I put together this little Doctor Kit for her in literally 5 minutes. Now she has a place for all her supplies and I don’t have to worry about her getting into stuff she shouldn’t.
Here are some ideas of things to put in your Doctor Kit.
  • Band-Aids (I get the cheapest they sell at Walmart – .88 a box (they have Peanuts design too!)
  • Ace Bandages, popsicle sticks, a mini flashlight
  • treats for extra brave patients
  • old earbuds make a great stethoscope
  • single socks are great casts for broken bones (it helps if they are striped and fuzzy)
Look around your house and grab anything your child might have fun pretending with!
{Side note: I purposely didn’t use anything that resembled actual medicine, like small candies in a pill bottle. I think that is too confusing for young kids and is just asking for trouble!}
Print out the label and use clear tape to attach it to a gallon size Ziploc bag.
Get ready to observe some amazing doctoring skills…
And don’t be surprised if you walk away with a few new “ow-ies!”
 I just couldn’t resist adding a little Washi tape. It’s an obsession.
 The PDF for the Doctor Kit Tags can be found here:
Doctor Kit Tag PDF
Doctor Kit Tag {with Blank} PDF
There is also a version with a blank for you to fill in your child’s name.
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  1. says

    I just found your blog via twitter and was browsing your site. It’s so cute! I’m loving the chevron bag above…only I don’t really sew. I have a machine, but I’ve only used it once and it still scares me! Haha.

    But I just realized that I repinned this post a few days back. I thought it was such a cute idea and I could see my son having so much fun with it. Funny that I’m stumbling across you again so soon. I’m excited I “found” you!

  2. says

    Oh, I love this!! I’ve been looking for a better doctor kit for my youngest – both love to doctor their stuffed animals, etc.
    I’m so glad I found you on the Saturday Show and Tell!
    Now I’m going to get my doctor kit put together!

  3. Caitlin says

    If your kid is going through a lot of band aids, you could have her make some “band aids” with brightly colored electrical tape in various sizes stuck to a sheet of wax paper. That way she could even decorate the band aids herself. Love the ear buds for a stethoscope!

  4. says

    This is so clever. My doc actually recommended giving my little one a doctor’s kit to help her anxiety at the doctor’s office. This seems like a great DIY option (though we ended up opting for a pre-packaged toy kit). More on that, and a link to this creative idea, in a hint today on my new site of daily hints to help make parenting easier & cheaper:

  1. […] Even if you don’t have these dress-ups at home, be creative and put some of their toys or household items in the box to go along with character or show. For Doc McStuffins you could add a play doctor kit and some band-aids, or make your own mini doctor kit with things you have at home (like this one!) […]

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Thursday, June 21, 2012

Time to Start Keynsian Spending Mr Osborne

Simon Jenkins is a former editor of The Times so his appearance in the pages of The Guardian should not associate his views with the likes of Polly Toynbee and company. I'm saying this to disarm Tory critics who abominate the very name of what I believe is the best newspaper by far in the UK. His piece yesterday I thought quite the best thing I've read on the economy for a while. He was maybe inspired by Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman's new book: Stop This Depression Now!. Krugman (pictured) is also interviewed at length by a high powered panel in the current issue of Prospect Magazine.

Jenkins begins by stating 'It's not working is it?'; by which he means the austerity policies of Cameron and Osborne. Krugman's plea for 'immediate, universal demand expansion is unanswerable' says Jenkins. Bailouts do not solve the problem but merely prop up the 'dud loans' of German and other banks. The accompanying cutbacks in spending enforced on the bailout nations merely accentuates the problem; debtors have no means of escaping their debt and people are thrown out of work unnecessarily. Cash needs to be injected into these collapsed economies: even Friedman agreed with Keynes on the need for this remedy.

The IMF has studied 173 cases of austerity packages since the 1970s and all led to recession not growth. Each bailout to "boost confidence" in Greece and Spain further collapses the bond markets. Confidence is best served by the prospect of growth, and not the dilatory growth of government-controlled infrastructure projects, but the crude printing and distribution of money – whether through social benefits, tax cuts or dropped by Friedman's famous "helicopters".

Some, like Niall Ferguson, say you can't solve a debt problem by borrowing yet more money but Krugman demurs. He insists in Prospect this is the only way to kick-start growth and that 'when growth returns debts melt away very quickly, as the years of Bill Clinton showed'. It also has to be said that loans for regeneration are currently available at very low rates, as Osborne has boasted. Jenkins concludes by invoking the responsibility Britain has to the rest of Europe:

Rising deficits create bubbles during expansion, but during recession the planning of controlled and transparent deficits holds the key to economic rescue. Membership of the euro denies this rescue to Greece or Spain, but it remains open to Britain. London has a responsible government with sound credit and a floating currency. There is no need for enforced short-term austerity in Britain. There is every need to reflate demand. That is the best way for Cameron to set an example to the rest of Europe.

Bond holders would crucify any government that tried to do this, especially once with the fiscal dynamics of the UK. Even the prospect of a Labour victory in 2015 would have them running for the hills now. Our absence from EMU (which the the likes of The Guardian would have signed us up for without a second thought) does give us the only credible way out of this, which is QE. We are well down the path. Weakens our exchange rate, makes exports more competitive, gradually diminishes the debt. Of course it solves the debt problem, but not the deficit problem. Hence fiscal consolidation (ie spending cuts) is still necessary. Very few economists with any reputation differ this approach, and very few governments have deviated from it. What is wrong with living within our means?
You say 'very few economists deviate from this approach. Well, one does and he's the Nobel Prize laureate at the subject. Moreover, I agree 'few governments have deviated' from it but no government has solved the problem of no growth. Banking on austerity is to invest in failure long-term- surely you must see that....?
The alternative is impossible for the UK. Failure to convince the markets that discipline will be restored...and let's be clear, it was lost long before the crisis hit in 2008...will make current UK debt absolutely unaffordable to finance. The choice is not austerity or not. The choice is default, bailout, or austerity. The problem is that we disagree about the nature of government spending. You see it as 'investment'. I believe much of it has been wasted, and indeed even created a society warped by false incentives. Governments are having to live as responsible families have been living for generations. No bad thing.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Hester and Goodwin Won't Draw Line Under Bonuses and High Pay

One cannot feel much sympathy for guys rich enough to buy all the property one can see in all my local estate agents offices combined, when the average age of first time buyers is heading towards 40. But Fred Goodwin, as we- not to mention Fred- must now call him, has suffered a humiliation usually reserved for criminals; yet he has broken no law.

Hester, we learn was, like Fred, a gifted comprehensive school boy who just had loads of talent at banking and did a remarkable job at RBS in clearing up the mess Fred had created. Hester was entitled by his contract to a bonus but it was discretionary, as Lord Myners, who wrote it, tells us. Maybe, by the standards of his peers, Hester has not been paid such a huge amount. By any other standard he has though. We have also to acknowledge that Hester has drawn nearly £12m from RBS since 2008 and a long term pay deal in the works might soon deliver him a further £8m.

These sums were conceived when banks still thought they were entitled to continue with their mega-wage culture but since then the cuts have bitten; people has grown angry and bitter. Politicians have noticed the change of mood and are reacting to it at last. The two bankers have both been scapegoated to a degree, but they have received no more than recipients of such huge socially unjust salaries deserve.

In the political game on 'reforming capitalism' this set must go to Miliband; he launched the line of thought with his 2011 conference speech and has been effective in pursuing the RBS bonus issue, finally precipitating Hester's decision to forego his bonus. Cameron and Osborne have both seemed reluctant to move by comparison and Ed has chalked up a small but significant victory, for which I say at least two cheers. And it won't end here. Bonuses to other RBS staff are due in the near future and Cameron will find he faces the same dilemma all over again. Moreover, other mega-bonus payments to the likes of Bob Diamond are also hanging fire. Creating a 'fair' form of capitalism for the 21st century might prove to be the theme which Ed Miliband can both build on and from which he can prosper.

Friday, January 27, 2012

Obama Must Be Loving prospect of Newt as Opponent

Being a political junkie/anorak, I love election contests and the Republican candidates for the presidency are putting on a great show. That most unlikely candidate, Newt Gingrich, won South Carolina, thus upsetting the assumed lordly progression of Mitt Romney towards the big fight with Obama in November.

I say unlikely because a) he looks much odder than Ed Miliband- yet, like Robin Cook, has attracted three wives and at least a couple of extra-marital affairs. b) his personality has not exactly impressed his colleagues. He rose to be a formidable Republican politician in the 1990s as speaker of the House of Representatives. In 1994 he helped write the Contract with America which detailed then ten policies the party would introduce during its first 100 days if successful; this included lowering taxes and shrinking the state as well as reforming welfare. But Gingrich can be argumentative and irascible and fell out with colleagues. He lost the Speakership in 1998. He has married three times and his first wife accused him of divorcing her when she was in hospital with cancer.

In the mid-1990s, Gingrich began an affair with House of Representatives staffer Callista Bisek, who is 23 years his junior. They continued their affair(hypocritically by Newt, who played the morality card against Clinton) during the Lewinsky scandal. In 2000, Gingrich married Bisek shortly after his divorce from second wife Ginther.

Having trounced Romney in the last round, Newt is riding high in the Florida polls. It seemed his fortunes changed when he exploded in the last primary's televised debate and attacked the 'liberal' media for focusing on his unorthodox emotional history. Apart from being the most monstrous example of the pot calling the kettle black- what about Fox News and the shameless lies about Obama's birth and religion?-Newt cannot think he has laid this to rest- in the real thing he can expect an infinitely more merciless examination.

Moreover, the Tea Party, so effective in winning more seats in the Mid Terms, will surely serve Newt ill in the big contest, should he make the final. Newt is so far to the right his views will be exposed as out of step with mainstream voters. Obama, who has certainly underachieved in his first term, will, I suspect, have another four years to make amends. But, a small voice whispers, we never thought Obama would make it back in 2008 and just as he caught the imagination of voters back then, who is to say Gingrich might not succeed this time? But the odds must be against this. However, in this volatile contest, Newt's early lead seems to have evaporated and Romney now seems the firm favourite. Either way Obama can still sleep soundly for a while longer.

Monday, January 23, 2012

Ed Has Better Days to Come

It seems like nothing is going right for Ed Miliband. In the national polla. the ST showed Tories on 41 and Labour on 36. Even the poor old Nick Clegg's party on 9% could not distract the media from focusing on poor old Ed. Asked whether he was doing 'well or badly', a heart sinking 86% answered the latter with 65% saying he is not the best leader for Labour. Moreover, one BBC interviewer recently asked him if he was too ugly to be a party leader. Now this used to be said about Herbert Hoover, had he been standing in modern elections and, famously, Robin Cook was deemed to look too much like a garden gnome to become Labour leader (not that it seemed to reduce his attractiveness to women, but that's another story).

His former 'guru, Maurice Glasman has criticised Ed recently for having "no strategy, no narrative and no energy" Given that politics is now so presidential and
so dependent on charismatic leaders, these indicators are not just disappointing, they are dire indeed. Yet Ed was right on phone hacking, made a valid distinction between 'predatory' and 'producer' capitalism at his party conference which Cameron, Cable and Clegg have sidled up to and quietly appropriated. The problem is the public either don't notice or don't care. Should Labour begin to look for another leader?

It's a long and often bloody process, selecting for another leader in the Labour Party, or any party for that matter. And the public are turned off even more by the inevitable sniping and feuding such contests produce. But even after only 16 months I still think it is too early to jettison this calm, courageous, bright young man.

Even Tory Mathew Parris says in last Saturday's Times that:

'attacks on (Ed) are cruelly overdone. Mr Milband may not set the Thames on fire, but he isn't crazy and he isn't wicked and the public may yet warm to his quiet intelligence and essential moderation.'

Parris goes on to suggest that the union attacks precipitated by Ed's acceptance of the government's cuts programme, offers a golden opportunity for Miliband, a Clause Four' moment whereby he can illustrate his fighting spirit and independence by en ding the link between his party and the unions. Sounds good Mathew, but only two tiny flaws in your argument. Firstly, Labour was born out of the trade union movement and ending the link would be much more controversial and fratricidal than rewriting Clause Four. Secondly it would remove the party's chief source of funding, which would surely cause the whole party to founder. Disingenuous Mathew? Seems a bit like it. But on Ed's looks... well, I'm no kind of expert, but I would have said he's quite a good looking guy, certainly more so than smoothichops Etonian Cameron.

Friday, January 20, 2012

Hint of Daylight on Clocks Going Back?

Readers of this blog will know of my passion to change the practice of losing the hour in winter which we have mistakenly followed ever since the trial period back in 1968-71. An article today updates the situation regarding the bill proposed by Conservative MP Rebecca Harris and backed up staunchly by the Lighter Latercampaign.

The devolved assemblies are being consulted about the possibility of a three year trial to test the alternative. Various arguments are adduced:

These include the creation of up to 80,000 leisure and tourism jobs, lower electricity bills, fewer accidents, lower carbon emissions, reduced fear of crime and more sports participation in the evenings. Supporters also argue Britons will be happier, with fewer people suffering seasonal affective disorder

Moving forward an hour would remove us of Greenwich Mean Time but bring us into line with most of the rest of Europe. So many bodies, connected with Tourism, health, motoring, sport and, significantly the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, have now come on board to support the move.

Over 100 MPs debated and voted in favour of the Bill at the second reading. At the forthcoming third reading on 20 January a majority vote is required and at least 100 MPs must be present for the Bill to pass.

It's so much like commonsense, one's cynical side doubts it will be adopted simply for this reason. But the signs, for once, seem auspicious. My main fear is that with the Coalition desperate to spike SNP guns on independence, that this potentially emotive issue for northern Scots, will lead the government to squash the idea.

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

I think Dave is Right On This Happiness Thing

God knows, it's hard to say it, but I agree with David Cameron. Not on everything of course, but specifically that a General Wellbeing Index is of more significance than a GDP one. A recent report by right-wing think-tank, the IEA, suggests that the only thing that will make people more happy is more money, so attempts to compile a happiness index are a waste of time. Dominic Lawson, as one might expect, chips in to agree. The whole idea was to debunk what the right derisively label the 'touchy feely' brigade's notion that there is more to life than making money. Even though Cameron's study to gauge national happiness will cost only £2m, this is thought to be a complete waste of time and money by such critics.

I'm not so sure. Richard Layard's study of Happiness several years ago now, suggested that above a minimum amount required to live like most other people- he suggested £25K a year- increases in happiness do not correlate positively with increasing levels of prosperity. Our living experience surely tells us that while our wealth has trebled or more since the 1950s, we are nowhere near three times happier. Moreover, the media provides us with abundant evidence, in the form of celebrity depression, drug addiction and suicides, that plentiful supplies of moolah are no guarantee of a life lived happily. Most studies of well being reveal the country where people are happiest is Denmark, a country characterised for many by socio-econmic equality and rejection of crude materialism.

The IEA purports to show that the richer a country is, the happier it becomes.I can see that data might be assembled to prove this argument but there is another consideration. This is that finite resources dictate that continuing our pell-mell pursuit of wealth creates an immovable imperative: it will eventually leave a husk of a planet, of no use to anyone, whether a brilliant entrepreneur or a humble 'hewer of wood and carrier of water'. The IEA purports to show that the richer a country is, the happier it becomes. I seriously doubt such findings as they conflict with the evidence of good old commonsense.

Friday, January 13, 2012

Salmond Better Political Hand to Play than Cameron

The stand off over Scottish Independence is intriguing and compelling. The initiative of David Cameron in suggesting his government might intervene to ensure clarity is achieved on the subject of an independence referendum, seems to me to be wholly political. Salmond, who won a huge majority in the 2007 elections for his SNP nationalist party, knows majority public opinion is currently against independence, but thinks it will swing that way by the second half of his four year parliamentary term. He hopes to hold it on the anniversary year of the famous Scots victory over the English at Banockburn (24th June 1314). Is this a sensible political strategy? Well, opinion has swung markedly since 2011 from something like one quarter of Scots’ polled to a figure closer to 40%. Salmond is one of the cleverest politicians in the United Kingdom and, given his immense popularity, one cannot rule out the chance that he will succeed.

It seems logical that the UK should have a say in the issue and all kinds of problems need to be clarified if the issue is to be resolved in an effective fsshion: what share of North sea Oil would go to Scotland? What would happen to the Nuclear sub base in Scotland? and what share of the national debt would Scotland have responsibility for? These are mega questions on which the future of both countries to some extent depend.

One might interpret Cameron’s intervention as a sign that he is nervous, his stated aim not to preside over the break up of the Union is going to be frustrated. If the referendum is held earlier, according to the polls, it is more likely a negative judgement will be returned. Professor Robert Hazell, one of the leading experts on the constitution, says Cameron holds most of the legal cards. The Scotland Act of 2008, which established Holyrood, also makes clear that constitutional powers remain with London. The SNP cannot stage a binding referendum on independence without Westminster’s imprimatur.

Interesting that on this question all the big parties in Westminster are united and key roles seem to be offered to Darling, ass well as Charles Kennedy. So Cameron has full legal authority to ‘stage manage’ a Scottish referendum, but where does the power advantage lie? My view is that it lies with Salmond and the SNP. Firstly, he has made clear from the start that he aims to pitch the poll in the second half of the parliament. Secondly, he may not be able to hold a ‘binding’ poll, but if he gets a majority for independence, using, crucially, his own wording, it will be very hard for London to deny its legitimacy.

Speaking with the authority of ‘the Scottish nation’ Salmond would have an immensely compelling argument to knock down Cameron’s legal defences. Thirdly, by intervening, as he has, Cameron has both confessed his nervousness and given Salmond a potential stick with which to beat the Coalition government: that of resisting an attempt to ‘interfere’ in legitimately Scottish affairs. Cameron might win in court but lose in the ballot box. At the moment Salmond appears to hold all the key political cards.

Monday, January 09, 2012

The Iron Lady Hugely Enjoyable Film

It's hard for dyed- in -the- wool Thatcher haters like me to offer an objective view of Phyllida Lloyd's Abi Morgan scripted film. The eighties was a harsh decade, full of class conflict and loathing which I felt keenly; like so many of those of us left of centre folk, I have tended to blame Thatcher for it. The Iron Lady did not remove that belief but it did put my feelings towards her in a wider and more sympathetic context.

Much criticism has been directed at the depiction of her as an old lady with dementia, talking to an imaginary Dennis and so forth, but I thought this perfectly justifiable as it put the focus on Margaret Thatcher as a vulnerable human being, like the rest of us, and an apt, Ozymandian reminder that pride is a very temporary satisfaction. The film covers her life in a series of flashbacks, from helping Alderman Roberts in his Grantham grocery shop to her ramming through the Poll Tax in the teeth of opposition from her own party.

We saw how her father insisted life was a struggle in which one had to labour hard to make a difference and in which one had an obligation to help other people. Inevitably, his concept of 'help' cleaved to the Conservative belief that that the best help is self-help rather than a recognition that many lack such resources. She had to fight the appalling, derisive sexism so rife in the party she went on to lead and I think this helped compound her conviction that life is a struggle you have to fight with all your might. More than that, she was also one of those born controversialists who love to argue and to wipe the floor with opponents, their feelings notwithstanding. We saw her treat Geoffrey Howe with icy and humiliating contempt in Cabinet [one wonders how he reacted to seeing such galling scenes brought back to life]. But Oh Boy, did her wreak a sweet revenge- an event the film rather downplayed I thought.

We also saw that she was essentially someone who regularly eschewed feminine persuasion and charm for the alpha-male methods of winning: aggression, humiliation, no remorse. She 'joined' the male world of her father, preferring her feckless, uncaring son to her daughter Carol and only appointing one woman to her Cabinet in all her time in Downing St. She also preferred the company of men, basking in their flattery, making favourites out of the better looking colleagues.

The film has been criticised for being narrowly biographical and neglecting the political context. I disagree. The film pays substantial attention to the big issues- the miners' strike, widespread social conflict, the Falklands- and surely a film-maker has a right to focus on the central character of the time. In a male dominated world of politics, she disproved the notion that our political system is so bureaucratic and averse to change that achieving it is impossible. I'd say such an achievement justifies two hours of sensitive interpretation of this remarkable life.

The film left me thinking that it was her greatest triumph, the Falklands War which ultimately led to her downfall. She was so filled with hubris after this spectacular victory that she began to believe both in her own infallibility and the terminal fallacies of her opponents and detractors. Like Blair after Kosovo and Sierra Leone, she acquired the idea that the same trick could be played indefinitely and for even higher stakes. So she became imperious, colonised the royal 'we' for herself and managed to convince, correctly, all those acolytes she had elevated on high that she was now beyond her sell-by date.

The film, rightly allows Dennis to share the focus; like everyone of us, Margaret Thatcher needed someone's unconditional love and support and Dennis, despite his head-banging rightwing views, provided this in abundance. Jim Broadbent, excellent old trouper that he is, managed to recapture much of Dennis's charm but not his voice, which he offered up with a touch of cockney I never detected. Meryl Streep was almost as majestic in her role as Maggie was within the Conservative Party- she must surely win the best actress Oscar for it. But her faultless impression of the central character of the drama set the bar too high for others who aimed to evoke supporting roles like those of Heath, Howe and Heseltine. Yet this is a magnificent film which brings to life a politician who dominated a decade many of her opponents would still prefer to forget.

Friday, January 06, 2012

Republican Dilemma: Rearm or Rethink

Already two of the faces on the left have disappeared: Herman Cain, caught out by sexual misconduct accusations; Michelle Bachman, once leading in the polls, then coming last in the Iowa Caucuses, deciding she's had enough; and Texas governor Rick Perry probably going to do the same. The Republicans are in a bind. Martin Kettle, offers an unusual take on the contest today. He compares the Republicans with British Labour, suggesting parties in opposition either have to 'rearm' or 'rethink'. Rethink is clear enough but 'rearm' is to increase conviction or, to simplify, 'get more angry'. Together both approaches can achieve success but alone an opposition party will founder.

He suggests Labour have always been ready to rethink- hence Revisionist Labour in the 1950s and New Labour in the 1990s. Despite Maurice Glasman's attack on Ed Miliband in the New Statesman recently, Kettle sees some merit and originality in the piece: parties will always cast around for a while and 'thinkers' will often prove loose canons.

However, he sees only an angry attempt to 'rearm' in the US Republicans, a route doomed to failure if it continues. Also useful is the recent Economist piece which lists the positions from which currently, it seems, all candidates must not waver:

Nowadays, a candidate must believe not just some but all of the following things: that abortion should be illegal in all cases; that gay marriage must be banned even in states that want it; that the 12m illegal immigrants, even those who have lived in America for decades, must all be sent home; that the 46m people who lack health insurance have only themselves to blame; that global warming is a conspiracy; that any form of gun control is unconstitutional; that any form of tax increase must be vetoed, even if the increase is only the cancelling of an expensive and market-distorting perk; that Israel can do no wrong and the “so-called Palestinians”, to use Mr Gingrich’s term, can do no right; that the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Education and others whose names you do not have to remember should be abolished.

Within the closed world of Republican supporters, these beliefs merely seem bankable 'commonsense' but to independent and mainstream voters they are looney tunes. John McCain did some corkscrew turns to fit in back in 2008 but since then his party has 'rearmed' like mad and shifted hugely to the right under the imperatives of the Tea Party movement; poor old Romney has been recanting his moderation like a Catholic adulterer in confession. All this bodes ill for success in November. The Economist, however, suggests that if the stalemate persists then some credible moderate candidates, who have till now stood back, might enter the fray even at this late stage; in mind are the likes of Jeb Bush, John Christie or Mitch Daniels. So Obama scores well against most current candidates and, with the economy beginning to show signs of vigour, must now have a good chance of winning, for which three cheers!

Tuesday, January 03, 2012

Emphasis on Ideas and Morality Preferable to 'Modernisation'

This piece by Peter Oborne I thought provocative and
perceptive.Noting that for the past 20 years British politics has been dominated by the 'modernisation project', he tries to unpack what the concept really means in practice. He notes Blair was the first exponent and Cameron his attentive pupil. Oborne argues, however, that 'modernisation'

.....is not a political philosophy. It is really about a set of techniques for securing and then keeping power. Modernisers are actively hostile to political ideas. Indeed, the antiheroes of the modernisation handbook – Foot, Benn, Livingstone, Thatcher – are all figures of powerful conviction.

1. He sees leading modernisers-Blair, Mandelson, Brown, Cameron as 'evasive' about diffult issues; they have 'preferred to insinuate ideas furtively or indirectly into political discourse rather than make their meaning open and clear.'

2. 'Winning' was the key objective, never mind the means- this proving disastrous to public life in that it bred cynicism and lack of trust.

3. Modernisation has proved useless in solving underlying national problems like:

i) the single currency
ii) spending cuts being seen constantly as bad.
iii) talk about immigration being constantly seen as racist.

4. Modernisers' obsession with focus groups and the manipulation of public opinion have proved a hindrance in troubled times to the decisive government required to deal with such problems.

5. Oborne has some good words to offer on Milband:

One of the reasons why Ed Miliband has been consistently underrated as Labour leader is that he is trying to reintroduce values into British politics, and to move away from the manipulation and cynicism of the modernising era. He has done this on a number of fronts. Miliband has consistently and with admirable courage stood up for trade unions as a legitimate voice for working people, launched attacks on the greedy and irresponsible rich, and was the first party leader to take the bold step of condemning press criminality when the phone-hacking scandal broke last summer. All of this maddens Labour modernisers, whose numerous allies in the London-based press have as a result been hard at work trashing Miliband’s reputation. New Labour’s strategy, from the start, was to isolate or ignore the unions, while awarding tax breaks to the super-rich, and special privileges to the Murdoch empire, now so deeply compromised by evidence of widespread criminal conduct stretching into the higher reaches of the organisation. It comes as no surprise that Labour modernisers should regard Ed Miliband’s leadership with antipathy: he is against everything they stood for.

6. Oborne sees Cameron as more complex. He was accepting of the basic modernising agenda: the preference for presentation over substance, the need for the Murdoch press as a strategic ally, a fondness for advertising slogans and rebranding the Tories as 'nice'. However in Brussels recently he tore up the modernising rule-book by apparently choosing isolation in Europe. He is also beginning to re-emphasise morality and ideas.

Oborne concludes his insightful article with:

It is greatly to be welcomed that the leaders of our two greatest political parties seem to have chosen such a moment to abandon the facile discourse of modernisation in favour of tentatively addressing the great, defining moral issues of our age.

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Sunday, December 25, 2011

Quote on Gossip

Fire and swords are slow engines of destruction, compared to the tongue of a Gossip.
-Richard Steele

A reminder of James 3 ... so powerful is the tongue, so destructive is gossip, it is to be feared, avoided at all cost. And I speak as one who has gossiped and who has been gossiped about ... it destroys both ways.

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