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The Orem Library is open Monday through Friday 9am until 9pm and on Saturdays from 9am until 6pm. We are closed Sundays and Holidays. Click here for a list of observed holidays.
If you need to return books outside of these hours, a 24-hour drive through book and media drop is located on the North side of the Library.
Through this website, patrons can also search the Orem Library Catalog and access Online Databases with thousands of articles, downloadable books and audiobooks, and more. These services are free to Orem Library patrons, and are available 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
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We are located at 58 North State Street in Orem, Utah at the north end of the City Center Complex (on the northeast corner of State and Center Streets). Parking is to the east of the library building and is accessed from 100 North. If you need assistance please call 229-7050.
The Orem Public Library houses more than 310,000 items in 62,939 square feet, including books and non-print titles. It is one of the busiest single-branch libraries in the State of Utah, with 1.4 million items checked out annually.
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CLINTON – The Itawamba Community College Lady Indians used a second-half rally to upset state champion Copiah-Lincoln 62-56 on Friday in the semifinals of the Region XXIII tournament.
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Ty-Nita Baker (Houston) led ICC with 20 points, while Ashley Wiley added 10.
NWCC, EMCC men advance: Northwest upset No. 20 Pearl River 89-81 in Friday's semifinals, while East Miss. knocked off Baton Rouge 68-60 to set up today's championship game at 8 p.m.


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The pharmaceutical industry is growing worldwide and Eagle Productivity Solutions is ready to go wherever it must to meet that growth.
The Brighton-based company has been increasing its European presence in recent years, offering training and consulting services to help companies understand and use new cloud-based systems. Last month, the company announced plans to open a 2,900-square-foot training facility in Malaga, Spain, coming three years after it expanded into Germany.
The location in Malaga is a great fit for Eagle Productivity, said Robert Cannan, president and CEO. The company is located there in a technical park that also houses offices for Oracle Corp, Accenture PLC, Ericsson and other international companies.
"The people there are very happy to have us, and are actually doing a grand opening," Cannan said. "Malaga is trying to make themselves something of a high-tech center, so we're in there with Google and other international tech companies."
The move into Europe comes at a time of overall growth for Eagle Productivity, Cannan said. The company has grown 40 percent in the past year thanks to a trend in the pharmaceutical industry that has more companies using cloud-based software. Eagle Productivity provides training materials so these companies can best use their software across operations that are stretching increasingly wide.
From the base in Spain, Eagle Productivity will be able to spread out across Europe and through Russia, Cannan said. The company will write and design materials for its clients, then have native speakers transmit the information to desktops across the client's company.
"These pharmaceutical companies are moving into Europe more, and with our presence there we're able to have people who are real native speakers transmitting this information," he said. "It's not like someone who took a class in German and they're trying to relay these training materials."
Even before its move into Europe, Eagle Productivity was expanding its reach with international companies. Its client base includes 18 of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies worldwide, and the company has trained users in more than 20 languages.
Eagle Productivity also is poised for overall growth. Cannan said the firm will grow to 150 employees by the end of the year after ending 2012 with 80.
This will bring growth to its Brighton headquarters, he said. Eagle Productivity plans to increase the square footage at its office by 50 percent within the next year.
Cannan also is looking for more opportunities for worldwide growth, with an eye toward Asia.
His assessment is backed up by industry experts. IMS Health Inc., a national research company that provides data to the pharmaceutical industry, predicts Asia will account for 31 percent of the $250 billion sales growth expected to take place from 2010 to 2015.
China also is poised to overtake Japan as the second-largest pharmaceutical market, behind the United States, within the next three years.
With more growth on the horizon, Cannan said Eagle Productivity is exactly where he wants it to be.
"We're right at the edge of what's going on in this industry," he said. "We're seeing more of these big firms rolling out cloud systems globally, and it requires a huge new set of work practices to be installed. We've developed intellectual property here that's been acknowledged as the best in the world, and it's going to help us expand as this market grows."
The Rochester Top 100 program is presented by the Rochester Business Alliance Inc. and KPMG LLP. Launched in 1987, it recognizes the fastest-growing private companies in Greater Rochester. This year's Rochester Top 100 event will be held Nov. 6. For more information, go to rochesterbusinessalliance.com.
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2013 ranking: 84
Founded: 1988
Top executive: Robert Cannan, CEO and president
Employees: 147
Location: Brighton
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Rochester Top 100: Global expansion continues for Brighton firm
The pharmaceutical industry is growing worldwide and Eagle Productivity Solutions is ready to go wherever it must to meet that growth.
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2001 National Money Laundering Strategy
U.S. Department of Treasury, September 2001.
This publication outlines a strategy that concentrates law enforcement's resources in high-intensity financial crime areas, and provides for the structure, training, and supervision of specialized money laundering task forces within these areas that will ensure inter- and intra-agency coordination. It details the importance of coordinating law enforcement efforts with State and Local Governments to prevent incidents of money laundering and provides examples of how this coordination can take place. Topics include grant funding, increasing data access, and coordination among multiple agencies.
Community Policing: Now More Than Ever
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), Fall 2002.
This article looks at the impact of community policing on terrorism preparedness.
Connecting the Dots
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), February 2004.
Community policing is an important resource for preparing for and responding to acts of terrorism. In the Q4 2003 issue of Border and Transportation Security magazine three COPS staffers explore how to harness the power of community policing to secure the homeland.
COPS and Homeland Security
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), June 2004.
Fact sheet describes the activities of the COPS Office in supporting law enforcement through partnerships with federal agencies and other organizations, grants and funding, training, publications, community policing programs, and conferences.
COPS Innovations: Local Law Enforcement Lessons in Terrorism Prevention and Preparedness
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), April 2002.
This COPS publication highlights the types of resources and strategies that agencies may want to consider when developing their own terrorism prevention and response plan. It includes a number of conceptual summaries on topics such as improving data collection and processing, conducting threat assessments and target hardening, and responding to community fear. These are supplemented with highlights of some law enforcement agencies' efforts to address each of these issues.
Federal Protections Against National Origin Discrimination
U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, April 2001.
A discussion of federally enforced anti-discrimination laws, including those involving local law enforcement violations of such laws. This brochure can help local law enforcement professionals understand their responsibility to guard against discrimination and help them educate their citizens on types and forms of discrimination and how to respond.
Guide for All-Hazard Emergency Operations Planning: State and Local Guide
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), April 2001.
This section on terrorism is part of a larger FEMA guide for All-Hazard Emergency Operations Planning. This guide is intended to help state and local agencies amend their emergency management plans to include terrorist incidents involving weapons of mass destruction.
Law Enforcement Intelligence: A Guide for State, Local, and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), November 2004.
This intelligence guide was prepared in response to law enforcement executives requests for guidance on intelligence functions in a post-September 11 world. It will help law enforcement agencies develop or enhance their intelligence capacity and enable them to fight terrorism and other crimes while preserving community policing relationships.
Leading from the Front: Law
Role in Combating and Preparing for Domestic Terrorism
The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), October 2001.
The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) published this document, which identifies areas that law enforcement practitioners should consider as they tailor and strengthen their own security strategies.
National Policy Summit: Building Private Security/Public Policing Partnerships
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and
International Association of Chiefs of Police, September 2004.
By some estimates, 85 percent of the nation's critical infrastructure is protected by private security. The need for coordination, staffing, and special resources after a terror attack, and the demands of crime prevention and response, require boosting the level of partnership between public policing and private security. This new IACP publication reports on a meeting of leaders in law enforcement and private security to discuss public-private cooperation and details their specific recommendations.
Protecting Your Community from Terrorism, volume 1: Local-Federal Partnerships
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and
Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), March 2003.
This PERF white paper funded by the COPS Office is based in large part on an unprecedented executive session in November 2002 that brought together chief law enforcement executives, FBI Special Agents in Charge and antiterrorist experts, and other leading thinkers on how law enforcement will deal with the new terrorist threat. It was a no-holds-barred meeting in which candid debates were conducted on such issues as how to promote effective partnerships; security clearances and information sharing; joint terrorism task forces; FBI strategies; intelligence; multi-jurisdictional information sharing; and training and awareness. The result is more than 50 recommendations detailed in this paper-set largely by consensus and an urgent desire to move our preparedness and response forward in these difficult times.
Protecting Your Community from Terrorism, volume 2: Working with Diverse Communities
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and
Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), March 2004.
This PERF white paper is the result of a compelling executive session in June 2003 sponsored by the COPS Office which brought together law enforcement chief executives, diverse community leaders and advocates, and federal law enforcement officials. The report details myriad recommendations for how law enforcement and minority communities can better work together to protect against future terrorist attacks, prevent backlash violence against vulnerable groups, and sensitize officers to cultural issues that can affect interviewing and information sharing.
Protecting Your Community from Terrorism, volume 3: Preparing for and Responding to Bioterrorism
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and
Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), September 2004.
This report discusses the relative threats of various biological and chemical agents and the response challenges for first responders. The chapters cover five critical areas involved in preparing for and responding to a bioterrorist event: detecting a biological attack, notifying the proper first responders, intervening and working with other stakeholders, managing health care surge demands, and maintaining communication among all involved agencies and the public.
Protecting Your Community from Terrorism, volume 4: The Productions and Sharing of Intelligence
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and
Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), February 2005.
This white paper discusses the importance of intelligence-led policing and its correlation with problem-oriented policing principles. The report outlines criteria for an effective intelligence function at all levels of government-highlighted by important sidebar contributions from key players in the fields of intelligence and policing. Among the report's key recommendations is a call to more clearly define "intelligence" and what the needs, expectations and responsibilities are of various agencies in the intelligence community and law enforcement profession, as well as a need for a plan to ensure integrated nationwide and regional intelligence sharing mechanisms.
Protecting Your Community from Terrorism Volume 5:
Partnerships to Promote Homeland Security
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and
Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), November 2005.
Community policing should be a key component of the nation's homeland security efforts. That's just one of more than 40 recommendations found in Partnerships to Promote Homeland Security. This document, Volume 5 in the series, examines issues of notification, general threat warnings, intelligence and data sharing, community policing principles, how resources should be spent, issues of trust, and much more. It briefly outlines local and state enforcement responsibilities, as well as several examples of homeland security collaborations, and it clarifies the challenges law enforcement faces in addressing the threat of terrorism while continuing to handle traditional crimes.
U.S. Government Counter-Terrorism Publications This web site acts as a clearinghouse for counter-terrorism related information for local law enforcement including available training and technical assistance information. The publication includes resources to help law enforcement decision-makers and other first responders develop agency policies, programs, and training. Organized by topic, these publications come from government, nonprofit, and private sources and address emerging counter-terrorism issues, research findings and statistics, policy and program development, and technical assistance and skill building.


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St. Paul's Letter to the Hebrews 8:1-6
Prokeimenon. Grave Mode.
Psalm 115.15,12
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.
Verse: What shall I render to the Lord for all that he has given me?
BRETHREN, we have such a high priest, one who is seated at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in heaven, a minister in the sanctuary and the true tent which is set up not by man but by the Lord. For every high priest is appointed to offer gifts and sacrifices; hence it is necessary for this priest also to have something to offer. Now if he were on earth, he would not be a priest at all, since there are priests who offer gifts according to the law. They serve a copy and shadow of the heavenly sanctuary; for when Moses was about to erect the tent, he was instructed by God, saying, "See that you make everything according to the pattern which was shown you on the mountain." But as it is, Christ has obtained a ministry which is as much more excellent than the old as the covenant he mediates is better, since it is enacted on better promises.
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"You see right in there? See that pure red blood?" Sure enough, a small river of blood is running down the length of the speaker's long, thin index finger as she spreads open the operculum, the fish's gill cover. Those are the gills. If they're not bright red like this, the fish isn't fresh." With… [ Read more ]


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August Book Tour Highlights - Part 1!
posted on August 30th, 2012
Here's a summary of some of the press I did for my book tour this August for my latest math book, Girls Get Curves: Geometry Takes Shape!
The Today Show – August 13th 2012
I had such a great time in both my segments – first with
Savannah and then with Kathie Lee! Wore a red Dina Bar-El dress on both
segments. I also wrote a guest blog for Today Moms, which was fun to put
together. So if you click on the linke, the first video you'll see is with
Savannah Guthrie, followed by my (written) guest blog on "5 Tips to Conquer
Math Phobia For Your Kids," and then my segment with Kathie Lee appears at the bottom
of the page. (Scroll down!)
Morning Joe – Aired live, August 14th 2012
LOVED this. Had such an awesome time with the roundtable
discussion at Morning Joe. We talked math, the gender "gap," and my new book,
Girls Get Curves: Geometry Takes Shape! If you're curious about what's actually
in my book, this is the best segment to watch. (And thank you to Dina Bar-El
for lending me another amazing dress to wear!)
HuffPost Live – Aired live, August 15th 2012
Wearing a fun orange Dina Bar-El dress, host Mike Sacks and
I chatted with some online folks and the discussion went from the math to singing (um, the quadratic formula) to... babies and the challenges of labor! Yes, this interview went many places. ;)
CNN Live with Brooke Baldwin – Aired live, August 14th2012
Always interesting doing these satellite interviews, where you can't see
the person you're talking to... because they are in a different state! I had a
great time, and here's a picture so you can see the fabulous brown lacy Dina Bar-El dress I got to wear on it. Fancy fancy for the
news, I know... :)
Note: This segment starts with a bit of Mars Curiousity updates before I appear.
Stay tuned for more in Part 2!
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The Emery Spartans winter cheer camp will be held on Nov. 15-17 at Orangeville Elementary from 3:30-5 p.m. Anyone can register with an Emery High cheerleader or at the door. Registration fee is $25 per child. Age groups range from 4-15. No black sole shoes or jewelry will be allowed and wear your hair up and out of the face.
A Christmas Extravaganza fundraiser will be held on Dec. 3 from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. at the Emery County Recreation Center. There will be trees and wreaths on display, booths, food, entertainment and Santa from noon-2 p.m. Decorated trees and wreaths will be auctioned off at 7 p.m. All proceeds will be donated to the Family Support and Children's Justice Center. For more information or if you would like to enter a tree for display or obtain a booth contact Shanae Butler 749-0875 or Alexis Swasey at 381-5557.
A hunter safety class will be held the week of Nov. 15 at the Emery County Recreation Center from 4-6 p.m. You must be 11 years or older to attend this class. This class is limited to the first 20 pre-registered students. You may pre-register at the Emery County Recreation Center, 75 South 400 East, Castle Dale. For more information, contanct Emery County Recreation at 381-2108.
It's Bread 'N Soup time again at the College of Eastern Utah. It will be held Nov. 7, 14 and 21 from 4:45 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The College of Eastern Utah staff is hosting a Holiday Craft Fair on Dec. 2-3 for their scholarship fundraiser event this year. If you are interested in having a booth contact Geniva Brooks at 435-613-5266 or Kathy Jensen at 435-613-5317 for additional information.
The Emery High Drama Department presents Disney's Beauty and the Beast on Nov. 17-19 in the Emery High Auditorium. Performance begins at 7 p.m. each evening.
The Medicare prescription drug meeting sites have changed. The Nov. 9 meeting will be held at the Emery Senior Center. The Nov. 10 meeting will be held at the Castle Dale Senior Center. Again, all seniors are welcome to attend the meetings and learn more about the new Medicare prescription drug plan. For a bus ride, call Jim Pierce at 687-2502 or 749-1641.
Online coupon codes are avalibale online for the fall and Christmas season. If interesed check KeepCash.com or eCouponCodes.com.
Cassie (Cox) Ewell was born with scoliosis of the spine. She has had six surgeries with more on the way. For anyone interested in helping the Ewells with this financial burden a Cassie Ewell donation account has been set up through any Zions First National Bank. This account will be open for one month beginning Nov. 1.
Quilts of Valor, a program that provides quilts to each injured serviceman or woman, is being organized in Emery County. This program needs funds and interested people to help with making the quilts. For more information contact Hazel McMullin at 653-2246.
The Emery County Historical Society will hold its Veterans Day program on Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael. All veterans are welcome to come to the night of honoring them. Steve Thornton, local guardsman, having just returned from his second tour in Iraq will be the speaker and he will also present a slide show.
A snowmobile education class will be held Nov. 9 at the old courthouse building beginning at 7 p.m. Remember this class is to make youth ages 8-16 legal to drive on public lands. You may pre-register at Emery County Recreation, 75 South 400 East, Castle Dale. For more information contact Emery County Recreation at 381-2108 or Mark Williams at 381-2493.
Application for the 2006 Folk Arts Apprenticeship Program Grants are now available through the Utah Arts Council. Interested individuals should call George Schoemaker at 801-533-5760. The grant deadline is Dec. 31.
The Camp Dale DUPs will hold their regular meeting on Nov. 14 at 1 p.m. at the Castle Dale Senior Citizen Center. You need not be a member to come and enjoy time with the members.
The Utah Safety Council is now offering a four hour defensive driving course. Drivers may complete the course for a 50 point reduction from their Utah driving record. Individuals 55 years of age and older, may qualify for insurance discounts after completing the course. The course will take place on Nov. 12 at the Castleview Hospital Classroom, 300 North Hospital Drive, from 8 a.m.-noon. Call 800-933-5943 or visit www.utahsafetycouncil.org
The Carbon County Humane Society will soon resume their spay and neuter clinic. Please call 435-613-7414 to make the necessary appointments.
Flu shots will be given daily for high risk individuals at Southeastern Utah District Health Department located at 25 West Main in Castle Dale from 3:30-4:30 p.m. and Monday mornings from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Beginning Oct. 24, flu vaccine will be given to anyone who requests it during the same time period.
A field officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be here on Nov. 9 at 8:30-10:30 a.m. at the Price Workforce Service Center. He will help assist in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits, preparing and documenting application for compensation, pension, hospitalization and other benefits.
There will be food handlers classses for all persons working in food handling establishments. Classes will be taught in Price on Nov. 29, and Dec. 29, at 9 a.m. and 4 and 7 p.m., in the Southeastern Utah District Health Department, 28 South 100 East, Price. Classes will also be taught in Castle Dale, at the Health Deparment, 25 West Main, Dec. 8 at 4 and 7 p.m. For more information contact Dr. Claron Bjork at 637-3671 or Terri at 381-2252.
A Depression and Bipolar Alliance (DBSA) support group is now forming in Sanpete County. DBSA groups are peer-led, confidential and supportive meetings for those who suffer from depression and bipolar syndrome, and their families and friends. Our meetings will be at the Central Utah Counseling Center, 390 West 100 North in Ephraim. No fees are required to attend. For more information call Sheila at 462-3925.
AA meetings will be held at the Castle Dale Senior Citizen building, 85 North 200 East. AA will be Friday nights from 6-7 p.m. For more information call 381-5119, ask for Jonathan. All addictions welcome.
Every second and fourth Monday from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. a free legal clinic will be held at the Price Court House. Call Utah Legal Services at 1-800-662-1563 to set up an appointment.
For more information about joining Toastmasters International, a group dedicated to mentoring, achieving, giving, inspiring, and changing contact Norene Jensen, District 15 lieutenant governor at 801-636-1040 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
LDS 12-step meeting is every Thursday night at 7 p.m. at the Delta Seminary. Everyone is welcome.
Soldier Hollow Express- 1 1/2 hour scenic tour through Heber Valley, Tues.-Sun. at 3 p.m.; Comedy Murder Mystery- includes pizza dinner, Nov. 12 at 6 p.m.; North Pole Christmas Train- read along with the story "Polar Express" as Santa's elves serve hot chocolate and cookies. On the return Santa boards the train handing out bells to all children, Nov. 25-26, 30 and Dec.1-3, 5-6, 8-10, 12-17 and 19-23. For more information call 435-654-5601 or for tickets call SmithsTix 1-800-888-8499.
The MS support group meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Conference Room at South Eastern Utah District. Health Dept., 28 South 100 East, Price. Family members and caregivers are welcome too. Wheelchair accessible.
The Emery County womens volleyball organization is in need of a new director. Without a volunteer to fill this position, there will be no womens volleyball this year. Call Cassie Lake at 653-2423 or 749-0682.
A tip line has been introduced in Emery County. The Emery County drug task force is requesting help from the residents to report any suspicious drug activity. The number is 381-2888, and all callers will remain anonymous. It is very important for citizens to be actively involved in helping remove drugs users and pushers from Emery County.
AWANA club for children age 3 through sixth grade will be held at Desert Edge Christian Chapel on Wednesdays from 6-8 p.m. There will be fun, games, Bible lessons, treats and fun. The theme for this year is Red, White, and Blue, the Lord Loves You. For more information call 653-2361.
To donate to Operation Home Support, a program to send packages to local soldiers stationed overseas, contact Jan Hess, 384-2753. Donations can be mailed to American Legion Auxiliary #42, P.O. Box 209. Ferron, Ut. 84523.
Project ChildSafe, sponsored by the National Shooting Sports Foundation will be distributing free gun locks throughout Emery County. Members of the community may call their local law enforcement agency for information on how to obtain a free gun lock.
New hours for the Pioneer Museum are 11 a.m.-4 p.m. on Monday through Friday, and Saturday noon-4 p.m. Share your pioneer heritage with family and friends.
Emery County Archives now has new hours. The new hours are noon-5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The Archives is now under the supervision of the Emery County Recorder and a message may be left at that office at 381-2414.
Drug addictions can leave an individual feeling helpless and out of control, especially if you are the family member or friend of an addict. Narconon Arrowhead can help. Narconon offers free counseling, assessments and referrals to rehabilitation centers nationwide by calling 1-800-468-6933 or logging onto www.stopaddiction.com. Don't wait until it's too late. Call Narconon now.
The Wheelchair Foundation, Intermountain Healthcare, and the George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation are partnering to distribute free wheelchairs to disabled Utahns. Persons interested in getting a free wheelchair can call 1-877-387-3839, or apply at www.wheelchairfoundation.org/utah.
Grief support group for parents who have lost a child will be held Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. in the classroom at Castleview Hospital, 300 North Hospital Drive, Price. For more information contact 637-4800, ext. #4018 or 820-0287.
Are you having trouble getting money for college? Have you been denied a PELL grant? Do you lack funding? Have you exhausted all other financial resources? To see if your qualify for financial aid through state and federal programs, contact the Department of Workforce Services at 1-435-381-6100 during working hours.
The Three Wishes Inc. Program makes available power (electric) wheelchairs to senior citizens (65 years and older) and the permanently disabled at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. Call toll free at 1-800-817-1871.
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The Saints are told to be wise in all things—Luke and others greet the Colossians.
2 Continue in prayer, and watch in the same with thanksgiving;
3 Withal praying also for us, that God would open unto us a
4 That I may make it manifest, as I ought to speak.
6 Let your
7 All my state shall Tychicus declare unto you, who is a beloved brother, and a faithful minister and fellowservant in the Lord:
8 Whom I have sent unto you for the same purpose, that he might know your estate, and comfort your hearts;
9 With
11 And Jesus, which is called Justus, who are of the
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14 Luke, the beloved physician, and
15 Salute the brethren which are in
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Skip to comments.Barack Obama Sighting, Hawaii 1980
Posted on 11/30/2009 7:43:24 PM PST by syc1959
A friend of mine sent me this story of his time in the Marine Corps. Read through to the end, its a shocker.
What strikes me most is what he said as to where he grew up: Indonesia. He told me he wanted to be President of the US someday. I remember lightly smiling and commenting that maybe by the time he gets to be 40 or so, America will be ready for a Black man to be President and I wished him luck. We spoke of the racial tensions I saw at home while growing up and I asked him if he ever saw that overseas or since he returned back to Hawaii. I dont remember his answer, but we spoke more of his time overseas and his thoughts on life and philosophy of government. He made some strange comments to me, it was obvious he never set foot for any time in the continental United States and I told him he better realize that he is making judgments about the United States when he himself never actually lived there. I told him, Hawaii aint the United States!
He also told me something that I never forgot, for it caused me to do some other things in an effort to be nice to him and possibly a favor. We spoke of where I had been and the world as I saw it. I told him I had been to Africa , Mombassa specifically, and he said to me abruptly, I was born there. I told him he is not eligible to be president if that was true, but I remembered he said his mom was an American, so, maybe it was okay.
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freerepublicers who know you well and vouch for you is good enough for me. The old timers here know their stuff and the members.
And that is telling. Where are the boooks or articles from people who knew him in Hawaii?
Other than my chance encounter, that I can only trust due to circumstance and other details to make my belief what it is, I never read of anything of anyone ever meeting him or knowing him
If that's true about 1979, that still proves my point, that would mean he lived outside the US for the previous 16 years of his life, maybe 17 years
I wish I remembered more of the conversation. Not that it would do any good, without a recorder or video, it is just hearsay and a 30 year old memory.
But I do clearly remember him saying he was born in Mombassa because I was going to go back and visit him with pitures we took
I dont expect everyone to believe me, but I am not lying.
And I didn't expect the article to be posted here, either! I sent it out as an e-mail to friends in the GOE, one psted in the NY GOE site, that's how it got here
I am not done writing the story, didn't want to release it like this, but, hey, it's out here now.
ggordonliddy is on twitter. He could verify his son was there. He also believe Obama should show his BC.
Father: Sylvester J. Liddy
Mother: Maria Abbaticchio
Sister: Margaret (younger)
Wife: Frances Ann Purcell (m. 9-Nov-1957)
Daughter: Alexandra Liddy Bourne ("Sandy", b. 1958)
Daughter: Grace (b. Mar-1960)
Son: James (b. Apr-1961)
Son: Thomas (b. Jul-1962)
Son: Raymond J. Liddy (b. Oct)
(just kidding!)
Liddy and his wife have three sons and two daughters. Four of the five have served as officers in the military. One son is a lawyer who is a two-war combat veteran reserve Lieutenant Colonel in the US Marine Corps, just returned from Baghdad. Another is a career Commander in the US Navy SEALs who is currently assigned to the Pentagon, holds a masters degree from Johns Hopkins and is a Ph.D. candidate at Tulane.
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Now I am wondering if that guy was a liar! LOL!
I do know that the blonde guy called him his Lt, the guy looked older than me, and his name that was stenciled on his trousers was LIDDY
Maybe I was PWNED!
Great observation.
Baraq is definitely a ghost throughout much of his life.
It's astounding that a guy who makes it to POTUS has so little history outside of his "autobiography"
I wouldnt put this story on a news program like FNC special report. This certainly couldnt be used in a court of law. I am having trouble imagining a scenario where this type of story would hurt Obama.
It has to do with the libs, dailykos and others online creating stories hoping we will run with them.
Baraq is definitely a
ghost evil spirit throughout much of his life.
You know I am a believer in positive thinking. Let's meditate and let this line be our mantra.
Thanks for speaking up on this thread, Race. I think Jim Thompson has your back, but be very careful.
All: I've read many, many posts from RaceBannon over many years, and there's not a chance in the world that he is a troll.
There are a few trolls who go way back and come out of the woodwork to make trouble, but he ain't one of them. Not a chance.
There are sooooo many "tricker" glad FReeper that immediately jumps on you to protect the usurper you met in Hawaii!!
Since you've been here so long, I'm sure it's not a surprise to you either!!!
There was that photographer who took pictures of him because she liked his looks while he was in college.
There was the drug dealers he lived with and Larry Sinclair.
Only two I can remember.
Oh Abercrombie in Hawaii knew his father and barry.
You might have been punked? /grin
Jim Thompson rocks!
I am going back to bed. A little under the weather.
Dear vendome,
The Mulatto look is justified because 0b0z0 is 50% White (mother), 44% Moslem Arab and 6% Negro (father). I read that account somewhere and it fits with the following example :
Although all Sudanese are black, the northern Moslem Sudanese are Arabs and their features are completely different from the southern Christian Sudanese who are Negros. No wonder they are always at each other's throat.
Have a good sleep. You're not the only one who feels under the weather! LOL
When I saw those photos I said to myself they are taken with different cameras, but the guy was drawing fast to call them fakes. As I said before, we have a numbers of like-minded Soetoro cool-aid drinkers who by any means will post distractions from the real deal... the...N B C, killing the messengers instead of the message!!!
That is the reason that you need to stay in bed forever!!!
Since Jim brought up that he served in the military, Howard wondered if he chose that path in life because of his dads reputation of being a tough guy. Jim replied that wasnt the case and that he actually joined the Navy to help pay for college, noting as his father was in jail during that time.
Maybe he goes to the tanning shop just to look more black???
Remember like Mr. Snerdley says, he has not slave blood in him, but he want to be seen and heard as full-blooded black!!!
Dr. Fukino is trying her best!!!
I would think most folks would say this child is a mulatto. No? Matter of fact, he looks more like a white child with a summer tan in this pic.
"all my pics I have from 1980 or 81 are faded shots from a 110 camera. (Remember them?)"
Remember? I lost my youth to mine. Washed out pictures of dead deer and friends and good times.
If only we had sprung for the fancy 126 cameras.
I don't know for sure, he was a few years behind me so I never knew the guy because I was already in college on the Mainland. I think he was Class of '79 if I remember correctly, 3 years behind my younger sister.
The first I heard of him was when he made Harvard Law Review editor. Then I think Punahou ran some sort of article about him in the alumni magazine, and there may have been some coverage in the local papers as well.
There were not many blacks in Hawaii in those days. There was only one black student in the Academy (equivalent to high school) when I was there. Had nothing to do with discrimination by Punahou; there just weren't many blacks and those that were were usually in the military and their kids went to public schools near base.
So black kids were a curiosity. I remember there were at the time a couple at Iolani, which was and is Punahou's rival in terms of academics.
I would have to say there was a lot of discrimination against blacks out in the community, not necessarily because of just race but because it was obvious they were "outsiders" (if they were white, they would be "haoles" who also got a lot of discrimination).
The thing that cracks me up about Obama is his phony black accent. There was no way he would have talked like that growing up in Hawaii, and especially at Punahou, where speaking proper standard English was insisted on and kids speaking pidgin or with a pidgin accent would be looked down on.
A couple of times when he was out here in Hawaii and got interviewed before he became quite so famous, you could hear him moving in and out of the accent, so it's all learned. He can speak "white" if he wants to.
Can we be 100% certain that he wasn't taking Oxy class(es) in HI (or elsewhere) via some "Academics Abroad" program back in 80/81?
He was (is) a "worldly" fellow traveler after-all. IF he did go to Oxy, I can see him taking (at least some) courses away from the main campus that's in So Cal.
b.t.w. Race...I appreciate your story. I, for one, believe that you never intended it to be used in a court of law, nor to "make" the State Run Media news cycle. Oh, and yeah...I can easily understand how Barry would tell so many people he ran across in his early years that he wanted to be "president" someday. His ego and narcissistic behavior alone make that very plausible.
If you had been the person posting the story here and took credit for it, I may have viewed it cautiously and carefully, but not cynically dismissing it with a sarcastic handwave.
Thanks for the ping, LucyT.
Anyone remember the Dannae Birth Certificate?
I never called her a liar but carefully prodded her that her story seemed to improbable.
two months later she cleared everything up and I still consider her a great poster.
Maybe Barry O. pigmented darker as he got older? That picture looks more like the description in the story.
Nope...I'd be interested in the stroy.
FWIW...Freepers should question each other.
she came on to the birther posts saying she had ordered and recieved a replacement COLB in 2000 but it was stamped 2007.
So we prodded her to get better information on it. I forget why she even brought it up.
Anyway, she talks to her mother about it and it turns out, at the time, Danae had taken ill.
She completely forgot that she had ordered in 2007 not 2000.
She went so far as call Hawaii and get receipts just clear things up.
Receipts showed she had ordered them in 2007 and when the COLB was sent.
She is still a good poster around here.
He, to this day, still looks much more like a mulatto (or even latino), than a black man. Of course, that makes sense though as has been pointed out and we all know...he's mostly white and 2nd'ly of Arabic descent. So, by in large, his outwardly appearance matches that of his ethnic "make-up."
Michelle slipped up a while ago (last year?) and said he was born in Kenya.
there's a link to a radio interview on #161
Tom Fife joined FR and posted his story here:
excellent attitude.
If you were a girl, I'd kiss ya. :)
can't answer that, I'm an Australian, the word has no meaning in my experience. But could this be close?
Amen! I'm also from the "Freeper class of '98" and I can vouch for the fact that RaceBannon has always been a credible poster and a highly valued FReeper. God bless you, RB!
BTTT for a great story (even if it got released in a way you didn't mean at the time!).
It's time for the Usurper to get dragged out.
Even if true, it's not enough evidence.
I have no idea where the word Mulatto came from, but the basic definition is: Half Black/Half White
Someone who married an Aboriginal, their child would be mulatto.
( Now I am going to search the origin of the word, it might be intended to be insulting instead of descriptive! )
His grandmother said in a radio interview that Obama is a son of the village
whether that meant a spiritual son with roots there, or
that he was literally born there is open to interpretation
However, I heard this guy tell me he was born in Mombassa. Straight up.
I have given that much thought of late. It seems to me that the myth of 'Dreams' has so penetrated the subconscious by being repeated over and over in the MSM - that even genuine Freepers find themselves basing their research and questions upon the myth, rather than taking a step back and away from what we are expected to believe - and basing our conclusions upon the very little truth that's available...
...which isn't much.
You see the result. Wiki says he left Hawaii in 1979. No one knows that for certain. He apparently graduated in 1979. There's an interesting comment here:
As a teenager, Obama went to parties and sometimes sought out gatherings on military bases...
Your uniform may have been an attraction.
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I think the question should be.... WHO CARES?
I am, and always will be...12.
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Pork tenderloin is a lean piece of pork cut from the loin. Because this cut contains little fat to moisten it during cooking, pork tenderloin benefits from a glaze or marinade.
To reduce spiciness, use only 1 chipotle chile and omit the adobo sauce.
To broil pork tenderloins, place on broiler pan; broil 4 to 6 inches from heat using times above as a guide, turning occasionally and brushing with taco sauce mixture during last 10 minutes of cooking time.


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Many different companies require front desk clerks: Doctors' offices, hotels, retail stores and industrial offices all usually employ front desk clerks. Since front desk clerks are usually the first person with whom a customer or client interacts, they must have a great personality, be very friendly and have great written and verbal communication skills. Front desk clerks must be able to multitask and they definitely must have excellent phone skills. For example, front desk clerks at a hotel may check customers out while answering inbound calls or filing paperwork. Hotel front desk clerks may be also required to make, change or cancel appointments for guests while front desk clerks in a corporate office may do the same for the company's executives. Front desk clerks also often take phone messages and ensure those messages reach the intended recipients. They may also be in charge of handling money, processing payments or issuing refunds.Read More...
Front desk clerks work to provide excellent customer service. In addition to the aforementioned skills, they should also be able to handle complaints and know how to escalate issues up the chain of command as needed when assisting dissatisfied customers or clients. Many companies require their front desk clerks to have a high school diploma or GED. Work experience is always a plus in the customer service industry, but many companies may hire front desk clerks out of high school. Work hours will vary depending on the company; night, weekend and holiday shifts are all possible. Front desk clerks are usually paid hourly and can be either full-time or part-time.
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The high-denomination bills (together with the $1 through $100 denominations) were issued in 1929 in the smaller size that remains the format to this day. The designs were as follows: $500: William McKinley $1,000: Grover Cleveland For the most part, these bills were used by banks and the Federal Government for large financial transactions. This was especially true for gold certificates from 1865 to 1934.
However, the introduction of the electronic money system has made large-scale cash transactions obsolete. When combined with concerns about counterfeiting and the use of cash in unlawful activities such as the illegal drug trade, it is unlikely that the U.S. government will re-issue large denomination currency in the near future, despite the amount of inflation that has occurred since 1969. According to the US Department of Treasury website, "The present denominations of our currency in production are $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100. Neither the Department of the Treasury nor the Federal Reserve System has any plans to change the denominations in use today."
Please note: This item was a circulated currency and may not be in perfect/mint condition. These bills were removed from circulation so to find them is rare.
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Murad Color-Treated Shampoo
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- Cleanses and fortifies scalp
- Stimulates hair follicles
- Therapeutic lather
- Replenishes moisture and protects the scalp
- Promotes circulation
- Natural ingredients
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Cleanse your color treated hair to remove direct, dry dead skin and environmental pollutants with Murad Fine Hair Shampoo. Created from the Murad proprietary blend of natural ingredients, this treatment shampoo for color treated hair nourishes and protects the hair and scalp, while removing the build-up of DHT. As you massage into your hair, the therapeutic lather promotes circulation which in turn stimulates hair follicles, creating a clean healthy scalp environment and encouraging new hair growth.
Apply throughout damp hair. Massage into scalp and hair. Leave in for 1 minute. Rinse thoroughly. Use daily. Follow with Murad Professional Scalp Treatment Color-Treated Conditioner.
Dr. Howard Murad is a board-certified dermatologist who believes that healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp. After years of research and testing, the good Doctor introduced us to his Murad Hair and Scalp Wellness products. This collection includes shampoos, conditioners, serums and styling products designed to boost hair health and growth. A stylist fave, Murad has been featured in Modern Salon, Salon Plus and American Salon magazines.
Great Product!I have a really oily scalp and when I use this shampoo it seems as though the oil just gets absorbed! It doesn't try out my hair, it makes it look fuller and I can use my other hair products with it. This shampoo really makes your hair have volume. I'm going to try the serum next!May 20, 2011Aima / IllinoisHAIR TYPEOily Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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The Best ProductsMy hair was thinning out to a point I had a small bald spot I guess from the dying using the blower.I was told by a friend about Murad,.Its been 3 months since I been using the products.My hair feels thicker no more bald spot beautful.I use nothing else since I discover Murad.Apr 16, 2008Lisa / New York CityHAIR TYPEFine or Thin Hair
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PRICE-Our loving mother, grandmother, sister, companion, sister-in-law, and dear friend, Rose Helen Montoya Doporto, age 61, passed away July 12, 2010 after a courageous battle with cancer.
She was born June 14, 1949 in Provo, Utah to Antonio C. and Stella Perea Montoya.
Married Melchor Doporto Jr., Nov. 25, 1967 in East Carbon, Utah; he died May 8, 1997.
Rose was a longtime resident of Carbon County where she graduated from East Carbon High School in 1966. She devoted her life to the care of others and for years she enjoyed working as an activity aide at Castle Country Care Center.
Rose enjoyed her beautiful flower gardens, singing, and cooking. Rose will always be remembered for her warming personality and her famous lipstick and fingernails.
Survived by her mother, Stella Montoya, Price; children, Rene (Drew) Crowe, Price; Dana (Dreu) Staheli, Hurricane, Melchor Doporto III, Price; Mary Nicole Doporto, Price; sister, Glenda Montoya, Price; brother, Michael Lynn Montoya, San Jose, Calif.; and eight grandchildren.
Rose was preceded in death by her father, husband, and son, Tony Ray.
Funeral service, Friday, July 16, 2010, 10 a.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Thursday evening from 7-9 p.m. and Friday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and can share memories of Rose at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Khombu Peak Snow Boot
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Item # 255146
Bundle up this season in the Peak from Khombu. This boot will get you through the wicked weather this winter while keeping you cozy, dry and stylish all the while.
- Waterproof fabric upper
- Full fleece lining
- Full lacing
- 13½" shaft height, inside zipper
- 16" calf circumference, zipper expands to fit wider
- Cold rated to -20º
- Non-slip rubber outsole
- Imported
By: Cindie
Location: Canton, GA
April 04, 2013
Ready for the snow!
"These boots are very comfortable. As other reviews noted, they do run small. I'm normally a 6 1/2 and I purchased these in a 7. The calf is slimmer which works great for me. I have a 12 1/2 inch calf and was able to tuck boot cut jeans into them and zip them up. Also my boot cut jeans easily went over the boots as well."
By: ComfyCamper
Location: campbell ca
January 21, 2013
Great Shoe
"Bought these..needed something to keep my feet warm playing in the snow...these did it. Ordered a size larger and they fit snug...foot didn't move around which was good. Feet were warm. Love the price....really a sweet shoe and would not hesitate to buy again."
By: KimCat
Location: Ohio
January 18, 2013
Nice but...
"I'm a 8 to 8.5 and the 9 fit just a teensy bit short. The lining had to be pulled up a bit as you are putting them on and that helped. In the store I had leggings on and they fit great. However, when I went to put them on at home and had jeans on, the ankle and calf was so narrow, I had trouble zipping them. I had to pull and tug and tuck. The "tongue" material was catching in the zipper on the second one as well as being too tight to get the zipper more than half way up the calf. After a few minutes of backing the zipper up and down, I gave up. They will be going back. It shouldn't take me 5 minutes to put boots on. The lining also bunched a lot, squishing down into the foot and feeling bulky."
By: surfaceofthesun
Location: Phoenix
January 11, 2013
Great snow boots!
"These boots were great except for one thing: they are too short. I read others reviews and ordered a size 9 because I'm normally an 8-8.5 and my toes still bump the front of the inside of the shoe. They are very tall which would be good for walking through snow drifts. The long side zipper makes them very easy to put on. They manage to make your leg and foot look slim and not too bulky. I have fairly skinny legs and they fit my 13 inch calves perfectly. However, if someone has more of an athletic calf, these probably won't fit. if you are a half size shoe regularly, buy these 2 sizes larger. I think a 10 would have fit."
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National Child Safety Expert, Alison Rhodes, "The Safety Mom," is one
of the country's leading child safety authorities, providing tips and advice to
parents on a broad range of issues facing all children - newborns to teens.
Over the past year, we've seen many over-the-counter medications being discontinued for babies and toddlers. Inaccurate dosing was one of the reasons that some of the drug manufacturers recalled their infant cold medicines.
This is just one confusing issue moms face when giving medications to their child. Often times, moms are distracted while the pediatrician is prescribing medicine and may not hear or remember all of the recommendations for when to take the medicine, or potentially dangerous interactions with other medications and symptoms of a bad reaction.
There are a few things, however, that moms can do to better manage their family's medications:
Create a color code
Place brightly colored stickers on each medication. Assign a different color for every family member.
Keep a calendar
It's easy to forget to give a dose of medicine to your child as you're running out the door for school and work. Clip a calendar to the refrigerator or cabinet to check off after every dose.
Stay organized
Usually mom is the gatekeeper for her family's medications. Sign up for a free service such as MedNotes on www.drugs.com to create individual medication lists, receive warnings about a particular medication and get information on potential drug interactions. You can also create printable personal health and medication records.
Lock it away
Be sure to keep all medications high up in a locked cabinet where kids can't reach them.
Talk to your pediatrician
If you suspect that your child is having a potentially dangerous reaction to a drug call your pediatrician immediately. Also, become your child's advocate and bring up to your pediatrician any concerns you have about a particular drug or whether you believe it is not helping your child.
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The Nolichucky River provides rafters with an authentic river experience, far-removed in a gorgeous wilderness, floating on a free-flowing river. Because this watershed depends upon seasonal rains instead of dam releases, the Noli takes on different characteristics at different water levels. Your NOC guide knows how to maximize the fun at each level, while maintaining our industry-setting standards of safety! Nolichucky Lower Half-Day (ages 4+) For families with young children, a float trip on the lower section of the Nolichucky is a great way to spend an afternoon outdoors. NOC guides will lead you down three to six miles of mild, Class I-II water. If water levels permit, your guide may allow some members of your group to paddle duckies. Splashing and swimming are encouraged as you float this scenic river corridor! This trip is open to rafters as young as four, and is a great activity for youngsters under the minimum age required to raft the Class IV Nolichucky Gorge. Water and snacks will be provided at a scenic spot along the river. Nolichucky Gorge Express (ages 12+) Don't have time to spend a full-day on the Nolichucky? This fully-guided raft trip will allow you to enjoy the beautiful Nolichucky Gorge when water levels are typically at their best, while also allowing you to pursue other activities in the area on the same day. Water and snacks will be provided at a scenic spot along the river. Nolichucky Gorge Full-Day (ages 12+) Enjoy a full-day trip with the best guides on the river. The character of this free-flowing river fluctuates with daily rainfall, and NOC guides are experts at maximizing the fun at every level. At high water levels, expect a fully-guided raft trip. As water levels abate, your trip leader may offer a combination of rafts and ducks, allowing everyone to choose their adventure. Included in the trip is a deli style lunch served in a scenic location alongside the river. Nolichucky Gorge High Adventure Ducks (ages 16+) Looking for a more adventurous day on the river? This ducky only trip is for those who want to enjoy the class III/IV rapids in the Nolichucky Gorge while paddling their own inflatable kayak. You will follow our guides down the most exciting lines as well as surf in rapids such as Jaws. Water and snacks will be provided at a scenic spot along the river to keep you hydrated and energized for this action-packed whitewater adventure. Check out other NOC adventures in TN! Search: NOC Gatlinburg NOC Ocoee River Whitewater Rafting NOC Pigeon River Whitewater Rafting
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: I have a submersible pump in my well which supplies my house and an apartment in my barn/shop. I have a whole house filter in the house but not in the apartment. I had to replace the tank cross on the apartment pressure tank and notice quite a buildup of coarse sand in the inlet/outlet pipe. I knew sand was coming out of the well since seeing it settle in the toilet tank of the apartment. I am going to install a whole house filter on the supply to the apartment plumbing at the point before the pressure tank. I believe my submersible pump is at 48 feet. Would raising the pump a few feet help alleviate the draw of sand into the plumbing system? Any comments would be welcome. Thanks.
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An FDA for Financial Innovation: Applying the Insurable Interest Doctrine to 21st Century Financial Markets
Eric A. Posner
University of Chicago - Law School
E. Glen Weyl
Microsoft Research; Yale University
June 4, 2012
Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 107, Forthcoming
University of Chicago Institute for Law & Economics Olin Research Paper No. 589
U of Chicago, Public Law Working Paper No. 382
The financial crisis of 2008 was caused in part by speculative investment in complex derivatives. In enacting the Dodd-Frank Act, Congress sought to address the problem of speculative investment, but merely transferred that authority to various agencies, which have not yet found a solution. We propose that when firms invent new financial products, they be forbidden to sell them until they receive approval from a government agency designed along the lines of the FDA, which screens pharmaceutical innovations. The agency would approve financial products if they satisfy a test for social utility that focuses on whether the product will likely be used more often for insurance than for gambling. Other factors may be addressed if the answer is ambiguous. This approach would revive and make quantitatively precise the common-law insurable interest doctrine, which helped control financial gambling before deregulation in the 1990s.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 56
Keywords: gambling, insurance, pre-approval regulation, financial regulation
JEL Classification: D63, G28, K22
Date posted: February 25, 2012 ; Last revised: July 30, 2013
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Spoiler!So they are all demons of Zeref eh? Didn't see that coming, this is going to be awesome ^_^
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Spoiler!So they are all demons of Zeref eh? Didn't see that coming, this is going to be awesome ^_^
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
So much for the Magic Council, I thought they were strong but they're just old people in costumes. Natsu in beserker mode could've done much more damage.
That was an interesting revelation from Cobra, so Tartarus is a guild made up of demons from the book of Zeref and their master is E.N.D so that magic isn't related to Acnologia his just a beast on his own.
Can't wait for next week two members of Tartarus went on missions, one to destroy the magic council and the other one's mission is yet to be determined. I wonder if his target is Fairy Tail since that's the guild responsible for stopping both Orecion Seis and Grimore Heart.
P.S. Someone call Zero this new arc might redeem Fairy Tail for him lol
I like I told him last week chapter was a prelude to this chapter, and it was freaken amazing, It just got more interesting, and I hope the Dragons Return.... or Igneel help Natsu become stronger.
Ok, I'm sold. They all looked really strong and not just your usual "strong at first but easily beaten in the end" badguys. I hope Mashima will do Tartaros justice.
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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Progress Webmaster
Now that 2005 is in the history books, we have an opportunity to look back at some of the best and worst things the year brought us. So, I thought I'd share some of my favorite freeware programs that were brought to us by some very talented and generous software developers.
Some are entirely free and open (open-source), and others are simply freeware. In either case, you can use them at home or at work without worry.
All of these programs run on Windows, but some also run on additional platforms, like Linux or Macintosh OS-X. Programs are not listed in any particular order.
Mozilla Firefox is a highly secure and user-friendly open-source Internet browser that runs on Windows, Linux & Macintosh OS-X. Some of its major features include tabbed browsing, a pop-up blocker, a search bar, customizable and theme-able interface and better security than Internet Explorer.
On November 29th 2005, Mozilla released Mozilla Firefox version 1.5, a major update to version 1.0. Firefox 1.0 users are highly encouraged to download and install the new version, which brings automatic update functionality, a new tab reordering feature, better pop-up blocking capabilities and more.
Mozilla Thunderbird is a secure and easy-to-use open-source email program that runs on Windows, Linux and Macintosh OS-X.
Thunderbird contains intuitive anti-spam features, saved search folders (pre-defined search filters), IMAP and POP3 support and more. Mozilla is on the verge of releasing Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5, a major update to version 1.0 that will include automatic update capabilities, enhanced searching features and greater stability.
OpenOffice.org, the venerable alternative to Microsoft Office, is a suite of office software which includes a word-processor, spreadsheet, presentation maker and database application.
OpenOffice.org recently released version 2.0.1, which contains several bug fixes, new administrative controls, and a number of new features, like saving the cursor position.
Although Winamp is a capable multimedia player, its strength lies in its audio playing capacities. Winamp 5 is a modern, skin-able multimedia player that gives the user great control over their audio and video environment. Winamp can play a myriad of audio and video formats, including MP3, OGG Vorbis (the open-source audio format), WMV (Windows Media), and more.
IrfanView is a very powerful image viewer that can read a slew of image formats, many of which cannot be opened by large, commercial offerings, like Adobe Photoshop. Basic editing (like rotation, brightness, cropping, etc) can be done via the viewer.
There are two parts to IrfanView, and both parts should be downloaded and installed. The first is the program itself. The second is a set of plugins that greatly enhance the functionality of the viewer, and is highly recommended.
Miranda IM is an open-source instant messaging program capable of connecting to MSN, Yahoo!, Jabber/XMPP, ICQ, AIM, IRC and other IM networks simultaneously.
Miranda IM's functionality can be greatly extended by downloading additional plugins from the site. Icons and other artwork can also be downloaded to alter the program's look and feel to fit user's needs.
GAIM is an open-source instant messaging program. Like Miranda IM, GAIM can also connect to MSN, Yahoo!, Jabber/XMPP, ICQ, AIM, IRC and various other IM networks. Unlike Miranda IM, GAIM runs on multiple operating systems (Windows, Linux, etc).
IZArc is a compression ("zipping") utility that can open a number of popular archive formats (Zip, Rar, Bz2, Tar, Gz, as well as the new superior (open-source) 7z format, among others). IZArc has a strong WinZip design influence, supports drag and drop, and is even skin-able (theme-able).
Like IZArc, TUGZip is a compression ("zipping") utility, and can open a number of popular archive formats. TUGZip sports a unique explorer-like interface (using multiple panes), and is easy to use.
Metapad is an advanced text editor that makes an excellent notepad replacement. Metapad provides much more functionality than notepad, but is just as fast! Metapad features a single toolbar with a number of useful functions (save, word-wrap, etc). Metapad is hotkey friendly, can also open Windows, Linux and Macintosh text files (line returns), and makes a great power-user tool.
Free Download Manager is a utility that makes downloading files from the Internet a lot more manageable. FDM comes in really handy when downloading extremely large files. Downloads can be paused, resumed, and throttled (speed), if needed. FDM integrates well with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox (when the Flashgot extension for Firefox is installed - see the addons.mozilla.org site for details).
FileZilla is an open-source FTP client which includes a transfer queue, site manager (for managing settings related frequently-used sites) & SSL/TLS (encryption) support). FileZilla isn't as appealing to the eye as many other FTP clients, but is just as functional and reliable.
Also available from the FileZilla home page is FileZilla Server, a highly-customizable FTP server which supports SSL/TLS, directory aliases, native Windows "Run as Service" support and more.
DirKey is small utility that allows you to jump to commonly used folders using hot keys. For example, suppose a commonly-used folder is bookmarked to the Ctrl+1 hot key. From a "Open File" or "Save File As" box, Ctrl+1 will quickly take you to the bookmarked folder.
PHP Designer 2005 is an integrated development environment (IDE) for PHP. Many web developers use PHP Designer 2005 because of its large feature set, clean interface. and good PHP support (including debugging features).
Audacity is an open-source sound editing environment that will run on Windows, Linux and other platforms. The interface shows a good balance between ease of use and control. Also included are a series of sound effects that can be applied to selected audible ranges. Audacity is a strong contender for professionals and beginners alike.
For such a small package, CD Burner XP Pro is quite the program! It can burn data and audio CDs, single-layer data DVDs (dual-layer DVD support is in the works), as well as rip audio CDs (extract audio to your computer), burn and create ISO files (disk images).
CDex is an open-source audio CD ripper, which allows you to save (extract, copy) the music from the CD, and saves it to your hard drive. Music can be saved in various formats (MP3, OGG and others).
This is convenient, because once the music has been "ripped" to the computer, it can be played without need for the original CD. Please note that US laws prevent these music files from being distributed to others!
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