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According to the suit, Constance refused to have a job, so the money was supposed to be to help Constance provide for Leighton's younger brother Lex, who has severe medical problems. Leighton was supposedly sending $7500 a month to help out.

Also according to the suit, Constance is alleging that she and Leighton had a contract wherein Leighton was required to give Constance $10,000 a month for life. Constance is allegedly threatening a $3 million lawsuit against Leighton. Leighton wants a judge to declare there is no such contract, which Leighton maintains is a complete fabrication by her mother.

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Suge Knight NOT arrested in Tupac Shakur murder -- Las Vegas PD

suge-knight2.jpgDespite a gajillion tweets suggesting otherwise, one-time rap business mogul Suge Knight was not arrested on Sunday (May 6) for the murder of Tupac (aka 2Pac) Shakur. Or at least he wasn't arrested in Las Vegas, where Shakur was killed in 1996.

"I don't have any information that he has been arrested," Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department spokesperson officer Laura Meltzer tells Zap2it. "We picked him up on some traffic warrants back in February, but since then, I'm not showing any arrests for him."

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The rumor appears to have started on Twitter and quickly caught fire with users who were quick to jump on the bandwagon for a guilty Knight, despite the fact that he was spotted out on the town in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Knight recently suggested that Shakur -- who appeared at April's Coachella music festival as a hologram -- isn't dead, but in hiding.

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'Supernatural' Is Castiel switching sides?

Mishacollins_supernatural_240 Just when you thought the Winchester boys couldn't catch a break in their Supernatural world....um. Well. Things get worse. What's worse than the apocalypse? You have to keep reading.

The episode starts off with Dean relaxing on the dock of a bay, watching the time roll...you get the point. It's clearly a dream. Castiel pops up and says they have to talk somewhere more private. When you need someplace more private than your own head, you have a serious problem. He directs him where to go, but when he and Sam get there it seems like they may be too late. A big battle between some serious heavy hitters already went down and the only evidence of what may have happened is a symbol they recognize as a direct trip back to heaven for an angel. Oh, and Castiel's body. Only Castiel isn't in it anymore - he's back to being Jimmy Novak from Pontiac, Illinois.

Jimmy doesn't remember much about being touched by an angel, other than he did accept it, it was the worst year of his life and it was like being chained to a comet. Dean wants to let him go back home but Sam thinks it's too dangerous. Unfortunately, Sam's demon blood addiction has him ducking out of the hotel room for a fix on his turn at guard duty and Jimmy slips away. Anna pops up (literally) to urge them to find Jimmy and lets them know that Castiel was dragged back to heaven for ticking off someone in upper management.

Jimmy is back at his house, where his wife cautiously lets him in, telling him they thought he was dead. She had never believed that he was being spoken to by angels when Castiel was trying to talk him into joining the cause, so he plays it safe by telling her he was in a psych clinic. As plans go, it's not incredibly inventive, but it is spoiled when a demon possessed neighbor arrives and has to be taken down by Dean and Sam. Well, mostly Dean, as Sam is losing his mojo without demon blood in his system, so the demon he was after bugs out.

It's enough to convince Jimmy that the boys were right and his family is in danger. He sends them back home, knowing he will never see them again but keeping that to himself. Which is all well and good, since the bugged out demon took over his wife and calls not long after telling him to show up if he wants his family to live. And show up he does, with Sam and Dean following their own plan. Which included getting caught by henchmen, I hope. The demon-wife shoots Jimmy before telling one of the others to kill his daughter. Which is when the daughter exorcises the demon. Castiel's back!

The demons are all dispatched, but not before Sam gives in to temptation and drinks from the tap of one of the demons. Dean and lil'Castiel look on with some bewilderment, but it gives Sam enough juice to cast the demon out of Jimmy's wife. Lil'Castiel tries to tell Jimmy to "go home" in a very "walk towards the light" sort of way, perfectly content to remain in his current vessel. But Jimmy begs Castiel to let his daughter go. Despite the unending torment it will mean for Jimmy, Castiel relents.

This all could have been a wasted episode, as we didn't learn much beyond the fact that there is a genetic component to being an angelic vessel and a little of Jimmy's story. But things take a turn when Dean asks Castiel what he wanted to tell him and Castiel turns with a glare and says he learned his lesson while he was away: he serves heaven, not man and certainly not the Winchesters. Which is a damning enough way to end the episode, as they appear to have lost one of their few allies. But then Bobby calls and asks the boys to come over. Which is when he and Dean lock Sam up in his iron shelter, apparently to detox.

What did you think of Anna being able to tell something was "different" about Sam? Did this difference pass under Castiel's nose undetected? And harsh Sam was in full effect, telling Jimmy that he would have to leave his family forever or else put a bullet in his brain - was that the darkness or the craving talking? And are demons listening in on Dean's thoughts? Or is it heaven? Why else would a dream not be private enough? And how fantastic was Misha Collins tonight? The change in voice, expression and demeanor between Castiel and Jimmy were fascinating!


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"The Walking Dead" might be on its midseason hiatus, but there's a good way to help fill the time in between both halves of Season 4. The sequel to Telltale Games' critically acclaimed "The Walking Dead: The Game," called "The Walking Dead: Season 2," is coming out very, very soon.

According to the title's listing on Steam, "Season 2" will be released on Dec. 17. The expectation is that it will be released on consoles on the same date if that is the true release date.

"The Walking Dead: The Game" is a perfect holiday present for fans of the TV series, and the same goes for "Season 2." Here's a look at some art from the game in addition to the above screen shot.

Telltale says that Season 2 "will continue the story of Clementine, a young girl orphaned at the outset of the undead apocalypse, now left to her own devices to seek safety and survive in a world gone mad. Now assuming the role of an ordinary child, players will struggle to outwit both the dead and the living in situations that will test their morals and control the flow of the story through their decisions and actions."

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Ashton Kutcher is dragging out Demi Moore divorce over money - report

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Now it seems the holdup is due to Ashton digging his heels in the ground over finances. Really? This from the guy who makes $700,000 per episode of "Two and a Half Men?" He can't let go of a little pocket change for Demi's troubles?

The actress was already publicly humiliated by Ashton's cheating on their anniversary, she underwent that ever-so-popular celebrity "exhaustion" treatment, and turned over rights to a multi-million dollar property.

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MWC 2010: Microsoft announces Windows Phone 7 Series with Xbox and Zune integration

It comes as no surprise that Microsoft revealed their next generation mobile operating system at MWC. They are showing that they are here to stay though with a rather exciting platform that should appeal to consumers and the enterprise customer.

It comes as no surprise to anyone that Microsoft finally made their Windows Mobile 7 plans public at MWC this morning. The name of their next generation devices is Windows Phone 7 Series. Microsoft started naming their device Windows Phones last year in a rather ineffective campaign that hasn't yet seemed to stick with consumers. By stating Windows Phone 7 as a series it gives us the impression that we will see multiple types of devices and platforms designed for a number of people. The press release is quite vague about what to expect in this next generation hardware, but we will see Xbox LIVE games, Zune music and video, and a dedicated Bing button on future devices. The experiences of Windows Phone 7 Series are organized around Windows Phone hubs that will bring you different content, applications and services. Check out the Windows Phone 7 Series image gallery that I will continue to update as screenshots and images are released by Microsoft and partners.

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In the press release, Microsoft stated there will be six hubs on Windows Phone 7 Series devices, including:
  1. People. This hub delivers an engaging social experience by bringing together relevant content based on the person, including his or her live feeds from social networks and photos. It also provides a central place from which to post updates to Facebook and Windows Live in one step.
  2. Pictures. This hub makes it easy to share pictures and video to a social network in one step. Windows Phone 7 Series also brings together a user’s photos by integrating with the Web and PC, making the phone the ideal place to view a person’s entire picture and video collection.
  3. Games. This hub delivers the first and only official Xbox LIVE experience on a phone, including Xbox LIVE games, Spotlight feed and the ability to see a gamer’s avatar, Achievements and gamer profile. With more than 23 million active members around the world, Xbox LIVE unlocks a world of friends, games and entertainment on Xbox 360, and now also on Windows Phone 7 Series.
  4. Music + Video. This hub creates an incredible media experience that brings the best of Zune, including content from a user’s PC, online music services and even a built-in FM radio into one simple place that is all about music and video. Users can turn their media experience into a social one with Zune Social on a PC and share their media recommendations with like-minded music lovers. The playback experience is rich and easy to navigate, and immerses the listener in the content.
  5. Marketplace. This hub allows the user to easily discover and load the phone with certified applications and games.
  6. Office. This hub brings the familiar experience of the world’s leading productivity software to the Windows Phone. With access to Office, OneNote and SharePoint Workspace all in one place, users can easily read, edit and share documents. With the additional power of Outlook Mobile, users stay productive and up to date while on the go.

It is good to see Microsoft finally focusing a bit on the consumer, while still also providing support for the enterprise user who really does need Office support on the go. I am excited to see more details on Windows Phone 7 Series and think it is way too early for people to count Microsoft out of the smartphone game. They have the resources and appear to now have rekindled desire to compete with the latest and greatest platforms. You can follow Windows Phone 7 Series and receive more information from the Windows Phone 7 Series site.

Unfortunately, we won't see any of these Windows Phone 7 Series devices until holiday season (November/December) 2010. I think Microsoft could have made a huge splash if they had devices ready to go at MWC or shortly after and a wait of 10 months is a bit frustrating for people like me who want to see Windows Phone devices with the latest and greatest operating system.

Partners committed to this platform include AT&T, Deutsche Telekom AG, Orange, SFR, Sprint, Telecom Italia, Telefónica, Telstra, T-Mobile USA, Verizon Wireless and Vodafone, and manufacturers Dell, Garmin-Asus, HTC Corp., HP, LG, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Toshiba and Qualcomm Inc.

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'Watts' the mystery? The energy units that power our lives

Analyst Chris Nelder explains common energy measurement terms and how to compare or convert them, including ever-befuddling capacity factors.

Energy is a complex subject, loaded with many specialized terms and a confusing array of units and inconsistent abbreviations. For example, natural gas reserves and production are usually measured in cubic feet, but natural gas is usually traded in terms of British thermal units, and it shows up on your power bill in terms of therms.

As a longtime energy journalist, I don't want to know how much of my life has been wasted puzzling over unit conversions. But it's a topic about which we all need to become more conversant. So, let me save you some trouble with a short primer on fundamental energy units and conversions. It's not a comprehensive guide, but once you get familiar with these terms, hopefully you can read and convert them like a pro. Bookmark and refer back to this primer, and never be confused again!

Units you need to know

Some fuels are discussed in volumetric units, such as tons (or the metric tonne) or barrels. Others are referenced in terms of heat (thermal) values. (Heat values can actually get quite complicated with various "low heating values" and "high heating values" for different grades of fuels, but we won't go there in this primer.) Here are the most common units (listed alphabetically):

  • barrel: Oil reserves are usually measured in barrels, which are equivalent to 42 US gallons. Barrels are abbreviated "bbl." Sometimes barrels are given as barrels of oil equivalent (boe) when a quantity of liquid fuel is biofuel or oil mixed with natural gas liquids or something else. A thousand boes are sometimes abbreviated as kboe; a million barrels as Mb or Mboe; and a billion barrels (one gigabarrel) as Gb or Gboe.

    Similar to the Btu conventions described below, millions of barrels are often abbreviated MMBbl by energy experts, and MBtu by non-experts. There are even more variations to describe production rates. All of the following are used to mean "million barrels per day": mb/d, MMBbl/d, mbpd, Mbd, mbd, Mboe/d and mboe/d. There are probably more I can't think of right now. All I can say is: it sucks. Just try to understand the context of the figure you're reading and do a simple spreadsheet reality check when in doubt. Years ago, I used to use mbpd to express this measure, but I switched to mb/d for consistency with other units. I wish all other energy journalists would follow my lead, because of course I'm right.

  • Btu or BTU: A basic heat unit is the British thermal unit, variously abbreviated as BTU or Btu. It's the amount of energy needed to cool or heat one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit, and is approximately the amount of heat put off by burning a single wooden match. One thousand Btu are often abbreviated MBtu, following the Roman convention of using M for one thousand. One million Btu are then stupidly abbreviated as MMBtu (for "thousand thousand BTU"). Don't ask me why, especially when so many other energy units use "k" for thousand (following the metric system convention) and "M" for million. Very large (like, global) amounts of energy are sometimes stated in quadrillion Btu, or "quads."
  • calorie: A calorie is roughly the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree Celsius. When you read the labels on a food product, the "calories" shown are actually kilocalories (kcal), which are equal to 1,000 calories.
  • joule: Another basic unit of heat commonly used internationally is the joule, abbreviated J. It is equal to an electric current of one ampere through a resistance of one ohm for one second. A kilojoule (kJ) is 1,000 joules, a megajoule (MJ) is 1,000 kilojoules, a gigajoule (GJ) is 1,000 megajoules, and a terajoule (TJ) is 1,000 gigajoules. After that, the units are petajoule (PJ), exajoule (EJ), zettajoule (ZJ), and yottajoule (YJ) ... and that's a yotta joules! At the global scale, energy is often stated in exajoules (1018 joules).
  • kWh: The kilowatt-hour is the most common measure of electrical energy, and represents 1,000 watt-hours (Wh). A watt-hour is the amount of energy produced by a one-watt source running for one hour. A megawatt-hour (MWh) is one million Wh or 1000 kWh, a gigawatt-hour (GWh) is 1,000 MWh, and a terawatt-hour (TWh) is one trillion Wh, or 1,000 GWh.
  • Mcf: Natural gas production is often measured volumetrically in cubic feet (cf). Thousand cubic feet (Mcf) is the most common unit (another case where "M" stands for thousand, not million.) Larger amounts of gas are million cubic feet (MMcf), billion cubic feet (bcf or Bcf) and trillion cubic feet (tcf or Tcf). Internationally, these units are often expressed in terms of cubic meters instead of feet.
  • therm: Natural gas is often represented on utility bills in therms (th or thm). A therm is 100,000 Btu.
  • toe and MToe: Often used to measure coal, or to compare different fuels, these units stand for "tonnes of oil equivalent" and "million tonnes of oil equivalent," respectively. They represent the equivalent heat value of a fuel, in terms of oil. One standard toe is about 40 MMBtu, but in reality different grades of crude oil contain different amounts of heat energy. So be careful if you're comparing (for example) the energy in an MToe of Bakken light, sweet crude to the energy in an MToe of diluted bitumen from tar sands.
  • tonne: Coal is often measured in by weight in metric tonnes, which are equivalent to 2204.62 pounds. (So one metric tonne is about 1.1* tons.) The heat value of coal can vary widely by the type of coal; for example, 1.5 tonnes of hard coal and 3 tonnes of lignite are each roughly equivalent to 1 toe of oil.
  • watt: A watt is a unit of power* equal to one joule per second. Multiply volts with amps and you get watts. A kilowatt (kW) is 1,000 watts, a megawatt (MW) is 1,000 kilowatts, a gigawatt (GW) is 1,000 megawatts, and a terawatt (TW) is 1,000 gigawatts.

Common unit conversions

The number of units is dizzying. Fortunately, there are standard formulas for converting all units to other units. Just plug them into a spreadsheet and do some simple multiplication or division.

Here are some of my favorite rules of thumb. They're easy-to-remember, round numbers, so they're handy for doing some quick math in your head, but they're not suitable for detailed calculations.

Here are some more specific common unit conversions:

  • 1 boe = 5.8 MMBtu
  • 1 toe = 41.868 GJ = 39.68 MMBtu
  • 1 mb/d = 2 quad/year
  • 1 calorie = 4.1900 J
  • 1 Btu = 251.9958 calories = 1,055.87 J
  • 1 kWh = 3.6 x 106 J = 3,412 Btu
  • 1 quad = 1.055 EJ

Converting electricity and heat units

Converting electricity to and from heat units can be a very confusing business.

If the electricity is produced from a fossil fuel, then represented in (for example) oil equivalent, the actual amount of fossil fuel consumed to make the electricity would be converted to oil equivalent (a combustion equivalent).

Similarly, if the electricity is not produced from a fossil fuel, then it would be converted to a fossil fuel unit using a combustion equivalence.

But if the source of the electricity is unknown, and you're just converting units, or if you're just looking at a total quantity of fuel consumed (for example, natural gas) without knowing how much of it was used for electricity generation and how much of it was used for something else, then you'd use the heat value equivalent of electricity, not the combustion equivalent.

For example, electricity produced from solar would be converted to Mtoe on the basis of how much oil would have to be burned in a modern thermal power station with 38 percent conversion efficiency to make the equivalent amount of electricity. By that calculation, one Mtoe of oil produces about 4,400 GWh (or 4.4 TWh) of electricity. But using a straight conversion of the heat units, one Mtoe of oil is equivalent to 12 TWh of electricity.

So if you find your calculations seem to be off by around a factor of 3, that might be your problem.

Converting fuels

For some quick fuel conversions of different fuels, here's a handy table (courtesy Dr. Tad Patzek). To find the comparative heat value of one fuel to another, look up the first fuel in the left-hand column, and get its Btu value. Then find that value in the top row, and look down the corresponding column to find the Btu equivalence of the other fuel.

Other conversion resources

There are many unit conversion calculators online, like this one from the U.S. Energy Information Association (EIA). (Don't be ashamed to find yourself in the Energy Kids section of the EIA's site. It's a great place to learn about energy, even for adults and energy journalists!)

A comprehensive online resource is Unit Juggler. Its energy converter should do for most purposes.

The American Gas Association also has a good, simple page on measuring natural gas

A handy Excel file of conversion factors is included in the next-to-last tab, "Approximate conversion factors," of the Historical data workbook included in the BP Statistical Review of World Energy. That workbook is my go-to source when I need to compare different kinds of energy usage over recent history.

If you don't find what you need at those resources, just Google around a bit.

Power vs. energy

Power is a rate. Energy is a quantity. Put another way, you have the energy in your legs to walk up three flights of stairs, but not the power to leap to the top of a building.

This distinction can be particularly hard to conceptualize with electricity, since it's invisible. With electricity, it's often helpful to think of water metaphors. Volts are like water pressure. Amps are like the diameter of a hose. Watts are like the rate of the water flow.*

Units like kW are measures of power. Units like kWh are measures of energy (like a cup of water). Power multiplied by hours gives you units like kWh. If you run a 1-kW generator for one hour, it will generate 1 kWh of energy.

Capacity vs. generation

Capacity is a measure of how much power a power plant can put out.

Generation is a measure of how much energy a power plant actually produces.

Capacity factors

The actual generation of a power plant depends on how often it runs. No power plant runs 100 percent of the time, so its actual generation is always lower than its "nameplate" power rating. To denote the amount of energy a power plant actually generates, compared to the energy it would generate if it ran full-time, we use a capacity factor.

A 1-MW plant with a 50 percent capacity factor would have the same energy output as a 2-MW plant with a 25 percent capacity factor.

For example, to calculate the energy output of a 1.5-MW wind turbine with a 30 percent capacity factor, you'd multiply the turbine's nameplate power rating by its capacity factor and the number of hours in a year:

1.5 x 0.30 x 24 x 365 = 3,942 MWh

Capacity factors tend to be fairly consistent from place to place for conventional generators, but for renewables like wind and solar, they can vary widely from place to place, and from machine to machine.**

There can be big differences between technologies too; for example, solar photovoltaic (PV) and concentrating solar thermal (CSP) systems. Making the question even more complicated, solar plants with storage capability can run when the sun is down, giving them even higher capacity factors.

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Transparent Cost Database has some aggregate data on capacity factors that can be useful as rules of thumb, but if you're doing careful analysis, you have to check the vintage of the data (some of it is quite old). In a sector evolving as quickly as renewables, data even one year old can be out of date.

The EIA recently started publishing monthly and annual data for utility-scale fossil fuel generators and non-fossil fuel generators, but even those data are U.S. averages. Actual capacity factors for specific wind or solar systems can vary widely. And, as I explained last July, the benefits of a specific renewable generator also vary widely from place to place, depending on what other kinds of local power it displaces.

Unfortunately, finding location- and system-specific data can be frustratingly difficult. But it's important if you're doing a detailed calculation. For example, a 2012 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) survey of U.S. utility-scale solar plants installed in 2010 found capacity factors ranging from 13.8 percent to 30.2 percent.

Capacity factors are often misinterpreted, and old capacity factor data is often the cause of incorrect conclusions about the economics and potential of renewable power systems.

Go forth and multiply

Once you get the hang of energy units, you'll find that it's pretty straightforward stuff. You won't need any more advanced skills than basic arithmetic. Don't be afraid to pop open a spreadsheet and run some simple calculations, especially when in doubt. But mind your decimal places! Many an energy conversion goes awry at the comma or the "point."

If you have any unit questions this little primer hasn't answered, suggestions for other energy primers you'd like to see, or if (gasp) you found an error in this one, just drop me a line in the comments.

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** In the original version, a comment about the increasing efficiency of renewable power collectors was inserted here. That was confusing. It has been removed. --Chris Nelder

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VATICAN CITY, OCT. 12, 2009 ( Though Africa "exports" refugees and emigrants to neighboring countries, there are some 40 million African migrants within the continent. According to one Vatican official, these people are often impeded from living a dignified life due to xenophobia.

Archbishop Antonio Vegliò, president of the Pontifical Council for Migrants and Travelers, spoke about the reality of immigration in Africa when he addressed today the Second Special Assembly for Africa of the Synod of Bishops. The synod is under way at the Vatican through Oct. 25.

The prelate called the ministry to migrants, refugees and other displaced people an "important, widespread and complex problem." He noted that in the last 30 years, "a variety of circumstances have fed" the phenomenon of migration.

"Apart from increasing urbanization," he explained, "wars and conflicts of various types have transformed different countries into 'exporters' of refugees and emigrants to neighboring countries, other areas of the continent or foreign countries."

Nevertheless, Archbishop Vegliò noted, according to the Vatican summary of his intervention, migratory movement in Africa is above all "horizontal."

"In effect," he said, "intra-continental migration is much more significant than that toward the rest of the world, to the extent that it is estimated that internal migration currently involves at least 40 million people, for the most part Africans. And all the indications are that these internal and inter-regional fluxes will continue to increase in coming years and decades."

In this context, the archbishop pointed to "worrying xenophobic feelings toward immigrants," which he acknowledged are fueled by the economic crises and conflicts that "scar many countries on the continent of Africa."

Immigrants, he lamented, are "transformed into scapegoats for internal political and economic problems. Often, as a result, the immigration policies of states have become more rigid, thus making a permanent stay or the development of business by immigrants more difficult."

Archbishop Vegliò said that within this situation, "the respect for human rights, democratic principles and principles of legality, good governance, the deepening of political dialogue and the strengthening of international cooperation, are the guidelines that will direct the present and future of Africa."

He affirmed that ministry to migrants and other displaced people is "not of secondary importance."

"Only an authentic relationship of justice, in fact, will lead to peace," the archbishop concluded, "and, from this, the Church in Africa will be able to draw strength in the service of reconciliation and the proclamation of the Gospel."

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Vatican summaries of the interventions from the synod's 11th congregation:


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Germany Sells 150,000 Troy Ounces Of Gold In October... But Not Why You Think

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Earlier this morning the anti-gold brigade was foaming in the mouth on the news that the German central bank had for the first time in a year sold gold. As it turns out they were half right: the bank indeed sold gold: a 'whopping' 150,000 toz or about $250 million worth... But not in the open market, and not even to natural buyers of physical like Sprott and everyone else not infatuated with voodoo theories of infinite repoability of debt. They sold it to the German ministry of Finance... to mint commemorative coins. Coins which we are now confident will be promptly mopped up by the general public. Following the sale Germany will be left with a modest 109,194,000 troy ounces, enough to allow the country to gladly tell Europe to do some anatomically impossible things and to fall back to a hard asset baked currency if and when it should so desire.

From the WSJ:

Germany has lowered its gold reserves for the first time in almost a year, selling 150,000 troy ounces in October while central banks of developing economies continued to beef up their bullion holdings in a bid to diversify their foreign reserves.

Bundesbank, the central bank of Germany, reduced its reserves to 109.194 million ounces in October, from 109.344 million ounces in September, according to International Monetary Fund data seen by Dow Jones Newswires.

A spokesman for Bundesbank confirmed 150,000 ounces of gold had been sold to the Ministry of Finance to mint commemorative coins. The last time Germany's reserves were lowered was in December 2010, when the Bundesbank reduced total holdings by 27,000 ounces, from 109.371 million ounces.

This simply means that any fears of the demise of the Bundesbank's gold are greatly exaggerated:

"There is no reason to start speculating about the future of German gold reserves," he said. "The German gold reserves are there for the impartial Bundesbank…There is no reason to change that."

The Bundesbank spokesman told Dow Jones Newswires that all gold sold by the Bundesbank since 2004 had been only for the minting of commemorative coins.

Germany is the world's second-largest official gold holder, with about 71% of its foreign reserves held in bullion, according to the World Gold Council. The only country with higher reserves is the U.S., at 261.499 million ounces.

As for the others...

Other central banks added to their reserves. Russia, a regular buyer from its own domestic market, continued its program of gold accumulation, lifting its reserves by 627,000 ounces to 28.005 million ounces.

Kazakhstan also reported significant additions in a second consecutive month of gold buying. Its reserves totaled 2.366 million ounces at the end of October, up from around 2.265 million ounces in September.

Recent purchases by the official sector have helped drive gold prices higher, because those purchases absorb supply and boost market sentiment.

"Day to day, gold is still trading against the dollar, but in the long run, this is very gold-positive," said VTB Capital Andrey Kryuchenkov. "Central banks are diversifying, and it has intensified to a rate that nobody had expected."

So while everyone is obviously seeing the writing on the wall, various theoretical economists who would be broke 10 times over in the real world if they put their money where their mouth is continue to preach what nobody cares about:

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Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:55 | 1907987 mayhem_korner
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Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:08 | 1908030 iDealMeat
iDealMeat's picture do some anatomically impossible things...

If you're loooong enough, and flaccid..  You can indeed accomplish the "impossible".

edit:  and the Greeks offer up Hermaphroditus ..

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:09 | 1908065 Rakshas
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......sigh.... if that were my problem I'd never make it off the couch........

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:48 | 1908250 MillionDollarBonus_
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I am shocked at the callus disregard for financial responsibility among the “precious metals” community. It is wholly irresponsible to recommend an investment, especially one paying no income at all, without the necessary qualifications. If you’re going to recommend a volatile and esoteric investment like gold, then at least attach a disclaimer. If people are going to get investment advice, they need to get it from professional portfolio managers who know what they’re doing. Honestly, I find it hard to comprehend the hubris of these redneck gold-bugs who equate themselves with experienced financial professionals with years of experience evaluating the markets and making stock recommendations.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:05 | 1908320 RockyRacoon
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Thank you, MillionDollarBogus.

As seen by the green arrows to your comment, it becomes apparent that an average IQ is, indeed, 100.  Some of the double-digit types must be trolling ZH.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:08 | 1908336 jimmyjames
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Honestly, I find it hard to comprehend the hubris of these redneck gold-bugs who equate themselves with experienced financial professionals with years of experience evaluating the markets and making stock recommendations.

Well-even if they don't know their ass from a hole in the ground and were and are just lucky-they've beat the snot out of the so called professionals for 10 years running-

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:17 | 1908362 Troll Magnet
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agreed. my bullions are only up 60% since i started stacking. terrible investment! TERRIBLE!!!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:28 | 1908439 Smithovsky
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it was entertaining at first but now it's just predictable, boring and annoying.  time for a new shtick, mdb

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 00:08 | 1909409 TrulyBelieving
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It's ok Smithy, Let him go. I sometimes wonder if the people that actually think the way MDB writes, that after reading it in print might think how stupid this dribble is, and change their minds. Maybe that's MDB's angle.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:59 | 1908568 Bansters-in-my-...
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 @ MDB ....Fuck You,you little fucking weasel.

I'm shocked your still allowed to take on air...

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:37 | 1908703 Divine Wind
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We redneck gold-bugs just luvz us some PMs.

Sho nuff.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:38 | 1908709 Stuck on Zero
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Why would an "experienced financial professional" not just heed his/her own advice and get wealthy through investing his own money?  Why do they always want your money?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:44 | 1908719 joshua10
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The beauty of the Constitution is that it is not written in legalese. It requires no legal interpretation or interpolation. It was codified in such a way that any reasonably educated adult American could discern its meaning and intent. Just in case you don't have your copy of the U.S. Constitution handy, below is an except from Title I, Section 10, Paragraph 1. It tells Americans exactly, specifically, and in UNAMBIGUOUS LANGUAGE, what the constitutional definition of MONEY is.

"Section. 10.

No State shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or Confederation; grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal; coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts; pass any Bill of Attainder, ex post facto Law, or Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts, or grant any Title of Nobility"

Gold and silver coins are the ONLY constitutionally recognized forms of money that can be used to settle debts for good reason. You cannot inflate gold and silver coinage as has occurred with EVERY fiat paper currency that has ever existed. I point out this very obvious simple fact to you because you're one of the few who fails to understand this very simple constitutional concept.

This isn't some "Redneck gold-bug" fantasy of mine. It's a basic constitutional requirement that few Americans seem aware of.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 20:05 | 1908912 LuisF
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Currently most experts say no one undertant markets today and that experience is  useless. I prefer  myelf  to put confidence in my own judgement after reading  multiple posts and blogs. Advice for the  same kind of people that droeve our country  to where  we are now?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 20:05 | 1908913 LuisF
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Currently most experts say no one undertant markets today and that experience is  useless. I prefer  myelf  to put confidence in my own judgement after reading  multiple posts and blogs. Advice for the  same kind of people that droeve our country  to where  we are now?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 21:02 | 1908986 Al Gorerhythm
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I'm shocked at your callous disregard for spelling (or were you just being corny) and your complete disregard of the history of paper "money", its 100% failure as a store of wealth, its unmitigated destruction of honesty in settlement of account and the success rates of its plethora of adherents, who have been exposed as either shills or corrupted recipients of favors from the printing presses of the banks.

I'm shocked that even with the amount of evidence in front of you of the demise of the banking system, the overt corruption in the paper system, the blatant theft of money in trading accounts (as exposed by MF Global's co-mingling of clients accounts), all of this as predicted by those "gold bugs and hacks" and your advice is to place your trust in the high priests of the system; the experts and professionals who didn't see it coming. Riiiighttt!

Bong on Dude.

You are welcome to your adoration of these dolts, thieves and tenured shills, such as Roubini. His blatherings above are an additional record of him protecting his tenured position; for instance, his spruiking that a stable inflation (oxymoronic mumbo-jumbo) is a good thing, is typical evidence of his duplicity and confirmation of the idiocy of economic theory as a standard of excellence. Pot/kettle cog dis. at its peak. Roubini, plant a flag. You have made it without the aid of oxygen.

MDB, your numeraire is showing. Make sure that you record your musings for posterity. Your decendents will want to remember you.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 21:21 | 1909076 Buck Johnson
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The reason why gold isn't shooting up is because it's being manipulated down in order to control the appearance or reality of debasement of fiat currency pure and simple.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:14 | 1908071 Pladizow
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So Roubini's theory is we cannot use gold as a global currency because we wont be able to bail out the criminals?

Did Roubini get any offers on his firm - because this interview wont help!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:26 | 1908650 tekhneek
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People like that just don't understand what unit of measurement means and what gold really is. You can't print it. It's finite. It's only being mined so quickly and not really "picking up" a whole lot faster any time soon. Thus natural inflation. If mining doubles capacity and production then things might slowly cost more in terms of gold but that's simply because there's more gold chasing the same number of goods and services.

This whole "we can never be on a gold standard" argument is bullshit. It's not that gold is the only thing there is to base money on, it's just the most useful when applied to finance. It has a natural inflation rate, it can come in many forms such as coins, bars etc. It's small and mobile. It looks fucking cool and it's basically the remnants of dead stars. How fucking awesome is that?

This Roubini fuck face is the same kind of guy who probably would argue that doubling the money supply would allow everyone to afford more goods and services because there's more "money" in the supply for people to use. Jackasses. All of them.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:50 | 1908734 joshua10
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Very well said!

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 00:10 | 1909442 thorgodofthunder
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Gold mattered prior to the digital age. Now anyone can trade FOREX from their mobile phone or roll into Swiss Francs, Brazilian Real or oil futures. Gold has value only as jewllery. That value is probably under $1000 according to real demand. Everything else is speculation.

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 09:41 | 1910322 Pope Clement
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Well said Teknheek, but to quibble a bit the 'remnants of dead stars' remark is not really awesome but a prejudice from the 20th Century dark age of astrophysics which includes many hallucinatory denke experiment type concepts (i.e. no heavy backwork in the lab required) such as black holes, dark matter, space/time continuum etc. Electric Universe is where it's at bitchezz. Much laboratory confirmation in plasma physics at Los Alamos and elsewhere that confirm that Plasma Cosmology is the leading edge of the queen of the sciences.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:07 | 1908054 Pladizow
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I would pay to see a debate between Rickards and Roubini!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:55 | 1908282 HoofHearted
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Just me...but I'd rather see Roubini against Kyle Bass. Bass has this calm demeanor that would just eat Roubini alive.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:57 | 1908295 I think I need ...
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i want schiff vs roubini

I haven't seen one thing roubinis firm has been correct about since 08. They were insistent to go all cash at the march 09 bottom and he's been anti gold since beginning

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 21:41 | 1909102 baby_BLYTHE
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Marc Faber vs. Nouriel Roubini!
Faber told all that would listen to 'get all in' agressively at bottom of equities in 2009. Any who listened had an opportunity to double their original investment. Till this day he recommends gold as the best investment one can make. He knows the current system is unsustainable and set to implode predicting the inevitable outcome is hyper-inflation due to the staggering debt levels, base currency outstanding, trillions in derivitaves floating in the system, massive amount of unfunded liabilities in the Western World and the United States leadership's desire for endless war and intervention through out the world.

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 09:34 | 1910329 Pope Clement
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Jim Willie thinks that the brilliant Rickards may be a shill for the the precious metal manipulators...

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 22:54 | 1909269 Vengeance
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Let me start by saying that I don't own physical gold or silver (though I do trade them), and am neither a gold bug nor anti-gold bug. I just trade them for profit with no real view or care as to where they're going down the road or why.

That said, after reading some of the comments I thought I'd post some thoughts/observations/questions or in gold speak, my own two-grams.

It's always talked about that gold can't be 'inflated' and it's not 'fiat' but isn't that only a half truth since when coinage  was used as 'money' it quickly became common practice to debase it to create profit? Thank you Romans!

So realistically, what's to stop the gov'ts from debasing the metals if a gold standard were reintroduced? Wasn't there a gold standard before but it failed because governments printed more currency than there was gold at the stated official fixed rate? Did the people stop them then? It didn't work in the past so why would it work now? history repeating itself doesn't always seem the best way to go about things...

So could we construe that gold is something in which one can store one's wealth, but it is not in fact money since money as we know it, and have know it for hundreds (thousands?) of years is really more an intangible (i.e. accounting entry) than tangible good...?

And saying gold is a hedge against the government devaluing one's currency or wealth denominated in a given currency is certainly true, but it's also true that any tangible good is a hedge against this. Nonetheless, gold does have a uniqueness to it in that it is the same regardless where you go.

So the real problem at hand is not confusing money and gold as one and the same but the bloody government and its continued, and neverending fiscal mismanagements. Doesn't matter where you live as every gov't is deplorable, corrupt, and self serving to those in power.

So until heads in gov't roll and the 'you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours' method du jour is done and gone, we're all fucked!

What say you?

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 01:26 | 1909603 TrulyBelieving
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Many good points there. Maybe there will never be a sound way to protect what would be used as money. But certainly gold coin is at least a more honest attempt at discouraging debasement. You see the coin, you see what you expect.  Holding paper doesn't tell you anything. How much is backing it? Will it be the same value tomorrow? Was it made for use with the express purpose of being debased for some bankers gain, or for convienence sake?  Knowing the human and all his iniquities tells me that there will always be theives, i.e., have you ever stolen anything, no matter how small? You get my point. So the short answer is, 'There is no solution, only some better than others'.  The US Constitution requires that only gold and silver coins be used as currency. Myself, very inclined to agree.

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 02:08 | 1909769 Vengeance
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I'm certainly not in wholesale disagreement with most arguments against the devaluation of our fiat paper. And you, along with others in this comments section, certainly have some valid points, but the crux of the issue is not what medium is used as money, we could use sea shells if we wanted to, it is the blatant usurpment of our wealth through gov't bungling and over spending financed by debt.

All I'm saying is that many people seem to think the only answer, which will fix everything, is a return to a gold standard where gold backs the paper, but this is not a panacea to all these 'fiscal' problems created by the ones we elected.

And I agree with you that perhaps coinage is better way to potentially discourage gov't debasement of money, but ever heard of the term seigniorage (During the era of metal-based money, the monetary base consisted of precious metal coins. The difference between the face value of the coins and the cost of acquiring the metal and minting them generated a financial benefit for the State treasury, known as seigniorage).

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 00:00 | 1909403 covert
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may they be happy free and prosperious forever

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:56 | 1907991 Dog Daze
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GOLD, Bitchezzzzz

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:57 | 1907997 transaccountin
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Roubini: Supporters of a Gold Standard Are ‘Lunatics and Hacks’
Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:57 | 1907998 HedgeAccordingly
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Euro not looking good.. biggest spread between german 10 year and us 10 year. -

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:58 | 1908002 mayhem_korner
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Out of the fryin' pan...

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:58 | 1908004 tellsometruth
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truly interesting timing with the not so hot bond auction coupled with everything else

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:58 | 1908005 tellsometruth
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truly interesting timing with the not so hot bond auction coupled with everything else

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:58 | 1908007 Island_Dweller
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Do they have to have this 150,000 troy ounces shipped from NY?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:58 | 1908010 Bear
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Does anyone have a reference for who (what countries) own what gold?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:11 | 1908351 TheSto
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That site is wrong when it says the U.S. only has 100 billion in gold. If we have 8000 tonnes, that's 17,632,000 pounds. If we just say an ounce of gold is worth in the area of $1,800 at the moment, and as we all should know, ex mary jane dealers or not, 16 ounces are in a pound, so that's roughly $507 billion dollars. 8000 x 2204 x 16 x 1800. What the hell? Are we pricing it at wholesale?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:12 | 1908600 Bansters-in-my-...
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The USAGovt are dolts.

They still have their gold on the books at $42.50 a troy ounce.

They would not wan't anyone to think it was worth anything,like real money.

Only 12 troy ounces per Troy pound.

And there is 31.1? grams pr troy oz.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 20:49 | 1908985 Iam_Silverman
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"gold on the books at $42.50 a troy ounce"

Isn't it amazing that it is so close to the going price for Titanium?

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 06:45 | 1910146 Sokhmate
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maybe because the gold on the books is actually the right shade of yellow Titanium.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 15:59 | 1908014 BKbroiler
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et tu, Nouriel?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:02 | 1908026 hedgeless_horseman
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...tell Europe to do some anatomically impossible things ...

Clearly, you have never been to the more interesting parts of Paris.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:03 | 1908033 GeneMarchbanks
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Or Bangkok.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:12 | 1908039 GoodMorningMr.V...
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Very Strange time to start minting your gold supply into  "commemorative" golden coins.

Wonder if it will be a monthly occurrence? I am sure they'll sell so well that Germany is justified in minting more "commemorative" coins solely because the German peoples love things of “commemoration” and not the barbarous relic.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:15 | 1908093 fuu
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I am curious how these coins will be marked.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:23 | 1908122 slewie the pi-rat
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you mean deutsch-marked?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:30 | 1908163 Gunther
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the one from 2010 looks like this:
(Text in German, pictures self-explaining, face value 100 Euro)

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:36 | 1908201 Galois
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although you might prefer the issue of 2006. That one commemorates Weimar (the city, not the republic, but who cares), which seems strangely fitting in these times ;-)

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:16 | 1908096 SilverIsKing
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These coins will commemorate the end of the €.

On one side it'll be a hand flipping the bird and the other side will be of Sarkozy bent over with his pants around his ankles.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:05 | 1908049 youngman
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Just Yesterday German bonds were a flight to they are the US bonds are a flight to safety.....________they are not...fill in the day

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:29 | 1908057 Random_Robert
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Holy shit... Ph.D or not, Roubini must have an IQ of about 35

and he calls Gold supporters (who are really only preaching fiscal prudence and responsibility) to be lunatics and hacks.

FYI "Doctor Doom", but you are trying to blast holes in other people's arguments without offering any valid alternatives.

This makes you the inferior mind in the debate- In fact, the interviewer exercised more logic than the name calling Professor.

"Gold can not be a reserve currency, because a reserve currency has to be a unit of account, a means of payment, and a store of value"

Then he goes on to declare that Gold is not a unit of account; even though troy ounces are, indeed, a several thousand year old unit of account. - Argument number one: Soundly and easily rebuffed.

He declares that Gold is not a means of payment. Ummmmmm: a transaction denominated in troy ounces (or drams, or grams, or metric tons) is a perfectly legitimate transaction, yes? - Argument number 2: Soundly and easily rebuffed

He declares that Gold is a "volitile" and "unstable" store of value. Just Shoot me in the head. The present reserve currency has surrendered 95% of its purchasing power over the past 80 years, against that damned barberous relic that once only purchased 20 dollars, and today purchases 85 times (8500%) more dollars than it did back then.

Long live fiat stability, bitchez...

Dr. Roubini- Judging by the sales of Rickard's book, I'd say your objectivity has been overrun by your insolence toward the rest of humanity.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:42 | 1908217 SHRAGS
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There's a very interesting debate over at FOFOA about Rickards book and his motives regarding gold:

Make sure you read the comments section as well.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:56 | 1908287 Random_Robert
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Rickards is clearly preaching his book. No doubt about that.

More interestingly, Rickards pontificates on the end the Fed under his new Gold exchange system, but if you look at his Bio- the Fed has been on Rickard's CLIENT list for decades...

I, for one, say let the markets be markets. There is simply NO VALID need for fixed exchange rates, in any substance (physical commodity, stock, or currency) at all.

If the world decided tomorrow (en mass) to let the market decide what money truly is, can anyone make a rational case for why printed coupons, representing the yielded productivity of entire generations that have not even been born yet, would be selected as humanity's best form of money?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:27 | 1908432 SHRAGS
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There is simply NO VALID need for fixed exchange rates, in any substance (physical commodity, stock, or currency) at all.

Pegging just allows TPTB to keep the game going beyond what rational market forces would allow.  Once the system breaks, introduce a new version of the peg, wash, lather, rinse & repeat.

but if you look at his Bio- the Fed has been on Rickard's CLIENT list for decades...

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:45 | 1908225 devo
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Gold is more volatile (daily) than fiats, but that is because the market is so small. If it were the standard, the market would be global and volatility would be nill.

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 02:58 | 1909882 joshua10
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A mind is a terrible thing to waste.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:08 | 1908058 lemonobrien
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Wonder what they're going to commemorate. If the coin is 24k, I'll consider it. Has to be something cool though, like a Panzer tank.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:12 | 1908077 Haole
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A wheelbarrow full of money.

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 02:17 | 1909800 Island_Dweller
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That would be the greatest gold coin ever.  I'd sell every one I have and replace them with those anyday!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:16 | 1908094 GoodMorningMr.V...
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1 Deutschmark

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:20 | 1908109 Instant Wealth
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A commemorative 24k Goldmark,

celebrating the reintroduction of the Deutsche Mark ?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:43 | 1908228 fourchan
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if the germans could only come up with a cool symbol for their coin everyone would associate with them for all times...hmmmm?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:11 | 1908346 HedgeCock
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Yeah, a huge bratwurst sausage with some potatoes and a heap of sauercraut on a plate with a stein of beer on the side. Or something like Goethe's profile, or.......wait a minute...oh.......OH...

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 08:52 | 1910266 Instant Wealth
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Hmm, maybe something cool like a symbol ... the wheel of the sun, maybe ...huh ?!

*sound of black helicopter*

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:43 | 1908233 unky
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Why even consider such a coin? There are more internationally known coins which are accepted everywhere without explantion to the coin dealer when you sell it again.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:02 | 1908307 HedgeCock
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On the reverse of the Panzer tank, can we have a big trash can?  You know the strong national obsession the Germans have about doing away with garbage.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:23 | 1908646 Frenchroast
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Awesome. I love coins that teach you a little history of the home country.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:08 | 1908062 Tramp Stamper
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Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:13 | 1908079 Odin
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Roubini is just a bankster pawn/bilderberger...

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:15 | 1908091 monopoly
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Well, they cannot have mine. Not for Sale!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:35 | 1908692 I only kill chi...
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Set to trade all mine for 10 hectacres near Ras al Basit

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 20:58 | 1909009 smiler03
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+1 You Jest!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:18 | 1908102 junkyardjack
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Yes the goal of the Federal Reserve is to smooth the business cycle.  We'll be in a recession for 30 years, nice smoothing

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:19 | 1908106 pineyard
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109,194,000 Ounces of Gold ..equates to 1636791000000 aka 1.626 TRILLION USD with a Gold Price at 1500 USD per ounce ... FRANCE has even MORE GOLD than Germany ... as far as I know . So much about that ... and the screaming anglosaxon hysteria .. on financial issues when the talk is about Germany and France ... ..right now .

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:31 | 1908173 earnulf
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"...Germany is the world's second-largest official gold holder, with about 71% of its foreign reserves held in bullion, according to the World Gold Council. The only country with higher reserves is the U.S., at 261.499 million ounces"

nuff said

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:21 | 1908113 pineyard
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sorry .. only 163 Billion.. my mistake .. i retract !

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:22 | 1908116 jmcadg
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Is this to commemorate the end of the Euro or the New DM.

I'd say perfect timing.

Why does anyone put Roubini on a pedestal. Of course the dollar is a store of value. Lol

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 22:09 | 1908128 Reptil
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The Bundesbank know the euro is toast. Instead of using gold to throw at Van Rompuy's wet dream, they're "giving" it to their people, with the purpose to secure themselves some savings, which undoubtedly, they will. AND generate some fiat liquidity in the short run so they can recapitalise their banking system (or throw some party since it's all going to hell anyway). It's EXACTLY as the Swiss should've done but didn't.
I'd be happy to buy some rolls.

Yes, what's being commemorated anyway?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:26 | 1908142 Hopium Dealer
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It's definately not Germany's gold held by the Federal Reserve of New York, that shit is long gone. Suckerz!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:59 | 1908302 Don Diego
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instead of calling the Germans suckers, the Wall Streeters prefer the Yiddish term schmucks

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:36 | 1908196 Captain Benny
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From weak hands (government that doesn't even store its gold in-country) to stronger (citizens).  This is bullish.

One need only look at the American gold and silver coins.  The ounces are nearly permanently off the market and almost always sell at a premium to weight.  Smart move to repatriate gold from the Federal Reserve....

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:35 | 1908197 steve.stuart
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what more can one expect from the zionist insider Roubini...i am sure he is buying Gold.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:37 | 1908203 Bastiat009
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Germany's central bank sells gold to the German people? That sounds like a good idea to me. Best way for a central bank to make money and for the people to preserve wealth.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:40 | 1908215 What_Me_Worry
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"...enough to allow the country to gladly tell Europe to do some anatomically impossible things"

That got a LOL out of me.  Great writing, you should apply to work at GRPN and ask to be paid in stock options only.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:40 | 1908216 dust to dust
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Out of the Bundesbank and into the hands of the general public, that works. More PM,s into the publics hands the better. Then it becomes private. Hands off.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:45 | 1908241 PontifexMaximus
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Has Sprott the same physical quantities as the products of the Zürcher Kantonalbank (State guaranteed, physical delivery loco Zürich), such as ZGLD:SW and ZSIL:SW and their by products in EUR and USD? Don't missunderstand me, I'm not making marketing, just for the good order's sake. Correct me if I'm wrong!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:51 | 1908261 chunkylover42
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My guess is this is so the German government can collect the seignorage from selling the coins to the public.  Our Treasury does the same thing all the time with the gold eagle coins.  People pay 25 bucks for a gold coin with an eagle on it that they'll never spend or use.  Treasury gets the cash and doesn't have to worry about the money entering circulation.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:26 | 1908428 johny2
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25 bucks for a gold coin?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 20:55 | 1909000 Iam_Silverman
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"25 bucks for a gold coin?"

Order me a monster box.

Oh, wait, did he mean they pay about a $25 premium above spot per coin?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 22:18 | 1909197 TeresaE
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"... Treasury gets the cash and doesn't have to worry about the money entering circulation...."

YET.  Treasury doesn't have to worry yet.

When this ship goes, it will enter "circulation."  Possibly the Treasury won't be around (at least in its present form), to appreciate (or fear) that.

Fiat/Ponzi On.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 16:58 | 1908297 tocointhephrase
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There is ya bond!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:46 | 1908453 Rollerball
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Lead (coated with Panzer-piercing depleted uranium) backs teflon petro-dollars.  Gold backs Hessian speculation.  Do the math.

Happy "Evacuation Day"!

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Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:32 | 1908457 THE DORK OF CORK
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Forget about the Gold standard thingy - Gold is final payment between Kings.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 17:52 | 1908557 Bansters-in-my-...
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I'm sure da IMF is keeping a good eye on da Germans Gold.

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:00 | 1908585 michael.suede
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That idiot Roubini just said central banks were able to smooth the business cycles.

People take this ass clown seriously?

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:28 | 1908642 thurstjo63
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Roubini has made his career off of one rather obvious situation; that there was a bubble in real estate and it was about to burst. Now he thinks people who focus on gold and a return to the gold standards are idiots while he believes that price stability can be provided by fiat currencies!?! He says all that is need for stability is to have flexible exchange ranges!?! I guess actually looking at real inflation as shadow stats does and not the dubious variety provided by the government or more exactly asking any person on the street about their income or purchasing power will know that even the bundesbank haven't provided price stability. All the governments are printing money at various rates (i.e. the classic austrian definition of inflation) even Germany. Sure one can say that relative to other western countries, the d-mark has been less unstable than other currencies, but if you look at the US at the later part of the 19th century when THERE WAS NO CENTRAL BANK prices were falling not because of any bubble bursting but BECAUSE OF IMPROVEMENTS IN PRODUCTIVITY AND OUTPUT were causing prices to drop AND FOR PURCHASING POWER TO INCREASE! From the late 1890s until I believe 1905, there was 1% price increase during that time. Back then, it was called the 'Great Inflation'!!! I'm sure they would be rolling in their graves with what people call price stability nowadays. It's amazing how he's milked just one good call surrounded by dozens if not hundreds of completely dubious calls, like how gold would never reach $2000/ounce. What a clown!

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 22:17 | 1909190 Reptil
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Roubini is like the japanese government. Holding on to a fleeting memory, while the demons of chaos and destruction take over around him.

Happy Thursday! (we don't give out thanks over here, just invoices)

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 18:34 | 1908684 Stuck on Zero
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I'm thinking that the U.S. Mint should create a new gold commemorative coin called the "Jefferson Gold Piece."  On the fron will be a profile of Jefferson and the back will be a slogan: "Death to Fiat."

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 20:59 | 1909012 Iam_Silverman
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"Jefferson Gold Piece."

The William Jefferson Clinton "piece" would not be gold, it would be blue (a la Monica Lewinski?).

Wed, 11/23/2011 - 19:16 | 1908820 gwar5
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More gold coins with Umlauts,  Bitchez!

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 02:09 | 1909757 DeltaFunctionToronto
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Thu, 11/24/2011 - 03:41 | 1909938 AndrewJacksonsGhost
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Very astute observations. That is why I think getting rid of the legal tender laws should be removed. I can trade my labor as a possible currency, anything can be currency. The reason the legal tender laws were created were to control capital, which is pretty much anything of value, which is pretty much anything.

When a private entity can compete with the public currencies, then you would see all of the bad go. Until then, you have to do as you stated, treat everything as a possible commodity, even fiat currencies. The debt and taxation cycle, which is what the governments do to keep the wealth flowing into the public coffers, forces the peons to continuously work for the benifit of the governments. Never for their own benefit alone.

Legal tender laws and taxation of property should be outlawed. Taxation on doing business or purchase of goods is fine by me, but to take what one owns, is IMO indentured servitude in regards to property taxation, including income taxation.

edit to add-this comment was supposed to be a reply, oh well

Thu, 11/24/2011 - 04:13 | 1909977 Grand Supercycle
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USD selling pressure continues and the prospect of an equity xmas rally and EURUSD bullish spike returns.

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625 13TH ST

North Tamarind Palm Beach County School District
2bath 1,400sq ft Single Family Residence
Lot SizeN/Asq ft Built1985
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This is a Single Family Residence home located at 625 13th St, Palm Beach, FL. 625 13th St has 0 bedrooms, 2.0 full bathrooms, 0.0 partial bathrooms, and approximately 1400 square feet. The property has a lot size of 0 square feet and was built in 1985.
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Source: Public Records, County: null, APN: 74434316020320100
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07/08/13 Sale $43,900 Public Records

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625 13TH ST is a 0 bedroom Single Family Residence in WEST PALM BEACH, FL. This WEST PALM BEACH Single Family Residence is currently off-market. 625 13TH ST was built in 1985 and has a Walk Score ® of out of 100.

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625 13TH ST WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401 (Off Market)
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