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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - November 19, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Editorial Page Tuesday, November 19, 1974 Act of faith On the widely credited sup- position that intelligent life exists on other worlds in the universe, and on the premise that commu- nication with that life would be desirable, astronomers at the Arecibo observatory in Puerto Rico gave it a try last weekend. They radio-beamed a three- minute message into space. The target was a globular cluster of some stars (called Mes- sier 13) at the Milky Way gal- axy's edge. The signal was the strongest ever sent from earth. The message was a coded string of pulses starting with a number- system summary, then adding data on earth-chemistry, genet- ics, human growth and structure of the brain. At miles per second (the speed of earth's little birdcall will finish its journey in years. If anybody reads it and responds, the same amount of time will pass to get an answer back here. That puts it years down the line and all of man's own social history so far goes only five or six thousand years through the past. Against today's incessant warnings of apocalyptic doom and threats of no tomorrow for the whole human race, what peo- ple did at Arecibo brings a count- er-outlook that is deeply optimis- tic and benign. It was, essential- ly, an act of faith in humankind. In times like these, the world needs as much of that as anyone can find. New batch of wins lost A few of the bond-issue ques- tions in this month's elections across the state ran into straight "no" answers fair, square, clean and flat: A school bond issue in Fort Dodge defeated-by to a zoo construction plan in Cedar Rapids nixed by to Some ten other bond-issue items succeeded with heavy sup- port, more than 60 percent six county home projects, one each for a swimming pool, fire station, library and health care center in various Iowa towns. Five more ballot propositions won the local people's backing but will not be carried out be- cause they failed in lopsidedness, pulling less than 3 to 2 support as specified by state law. The fa- vored failures included a Fort Dodge golf course (59 a Lchigfi city building (56.8 per- a Decatur county school project (56.4 a Sac county courthouse, (53.9 percent) and an Ida county courthouse (50.17 It is natural, of course, among the 60-plus-percent suc- cesses, to take it all for granted, rejoice in the results and waste no thought on the system's philo- sophical foundations as to fair- ness or inequity. It is impossible NOT to consider those questions wherever a good local venture won clear majority approval but failed because Iowa's 60-percent law is one of only a dozen or so in the country that still spite democ- racy by letting majorities lose. A lot of artificially short- weighted voters out in Fort Dodge, Lehigh and Decatur, Sac and Ida counties now are ripe to think it over and then add their voices, maybe, to the call for fairer treatment under law. Record vofer turnout? It is disheartening, indeed, that only 38 percent of the eligi- ble voters in the nation bothered to go to the polls Nov. 5 the lowest turnout of voters since 1946. By contrast, lowans can hold their heads high but not very high because unofficial figures show that 46 percent of the pos- sible vote turned out in this state. Unofficial results indicate that the total vote for the He- publican, Democratic and Amer- ican party candidates for gov- ernor stands at The three candidates those same parties fielded for U.S. senator got a total vote of about Iowa has an estimated 000 eligible voters, now that 18-19 and 20-year-olds are eligible to cast ballots. Using as the average voter-turnout, it is ob- vious that nearly 50 percent of Basics re-admired Iowa's eligible voters went to the polls this year. If that total is confirmed in the official canvass of the vote, it will set a new re- cord for participation in a non- presidential election in Iowa. The previous high was in 1966 when voters went to the polls. The low vote in the last 28 years was cast in 1946 when only people voted. Highest turnout in a presi- dential election year was when of an estimated 1.8 mil- lion eligible Iowa voters went to the polls in I960 61.5 percent. Forty-six percent of a 100 percent potential is nothing to write home about when it comes to exercising the right of fran- chise in our system of self-gov- ernment. But, comparatively speaking, it is worthy of note and those lowans who did vote are hereby commended. 'Old' schools renew By Don Oakley A funny thing is happening on the way lo the gradclcss, wall-less and sometimes disciplineless "alternative" school. Calling it "an ironic and unforeseen development in public the Washington-based Council for Basic Education reporls Ihal there is a strong and spreading movement to include among alternatives the kind of schools lhat Ihe alternative approach repu- diates. In other words, the old-fashioned academic school has suddenly become a novel experiment. In towns and cities where the' open classroom concept or some other varia- tion of neo-progressivism has been in- troduced, the advocates of strong aca- demic schools are arguing before school boards lhat if experiments in free and unstructured programs arc permitted, lhen experiments in the traditional academic approach should bo permitted also. And in many places, says the council, (hey arc winning Ihe argument. An example is the Myers Park Tradi- tional elementary school which opened Ihis fall in Charlotte, N. C., with a full enrollment of 500 pupils and with the proper court-approved racial mixture. Over applications had been re- ceived from parents, black and white, who liked the school's announced em- phasis on "back lo basics" and ils phi- losophy Ihut teachers know beller liian grade school students what they need to learn. Among of the program at the school: The primary concern is the acquir- ing of basic academic skills, with Ihe school striving to build a positive self- image in each student through academ- ic achievement. The curriculum follows a definite progression, building on skills and abili- lics acquired at each level. Subjects include reading, penmanship spell- ing, hislory, English, physical educa- tion, art, music and band and orchestra. Letter grades will be Riven in all subjects and report cards will be issued six times a year. It is ironic, comments (he Council for Basic Education, thai attempts (o carry out Ihe historic educational function of schools should now be considered "revo- lutionary." People's forum Punishing alcoholics To the Editor: Some comment on Dr. Harold 'Mul- ford's article (op-ed page of Nov. 6) is in order. It is essential that his recommended review of all the material available on aversion therapy for alcoholics be fol- lowed through. Along wilh reviewing Ihe cost-benefit ratio, some thought needs to be given to jusl where aversion Ireal- ment would fit into Iowa's program of alcoholism rehabilitation. Emcline- hydrochloride-induced vomiting has been used only in private alcoholic treatment centers whose patients were all voluntary. In Iowa, the stale's more lhan (Ml al- coholism treatment facilities all have been developed with tax money. They have worked closely with law enforce- ment agencies, employers, clc. Mosl of the alcoholics they treal, whether in- patient or out-patient, are not voluntary walk-ins; ralher they are forced into treatment by legal means. It would be a shameful reversal of recently developed altitudes for Iowa's court-referred or employer-referred alcoholics to be forced into a treatment that has vomit- ing therapy as ils basis. II is doubtful lhat unions would long continue to offer their support lo such programs. Invol- untary aversion therapy reeks of punish- ment ralher than treatment. If the health commissioner [eels such a program is of benefit he must, as pointed out by Dr. Mulford, approach lids as a conlrolled study. It should be introduced into a private treatment center where only voluntary patients seek treatment. Iowa's traditional treatment program has been much more effective lhan Ihe health commissioner's recent press releases indicate. The community-based counselor responds to his client on a round-the-clock basis, hospitalizing those in need and providing follow-up counseling lo the alcoholic and his fami- ly. Iowa's eight-year-old program is a model to the nation Reverting to a 40-year-old punishment process would hardly help us build on Ihal lead. There is some disagreement wilh Dr. Mulford's article, however. He strays from research when he suggests Ihal the legislature made a mistake by approving the intoxication and Ireal- ment act of 1974. The balance of power rests wilh the Iowa Commission on Al- coholism in thai act, and it was de- signed to be so While thai group exercises its power we have nothing to fear. But we can look forward to an upgrading of stan- dards in all alcoholism treatment facili- ties. We can also be fairly sure that tax money won't be used to make sick peo- ple sicker. Floyd J. Gardner Swisher Put up? To the Editor: I read in The Gazette lhat Ihe members of congress have pending leg- islation which will increase their salary by about over a three-year peri- od. Fifteen thousand dollars is consider- ably more than the average American earns in one year. For 80 cents in postage, one can write lo each of Ihe members of con- gress listed in the Nov. 13 Gazelle and voice an opinion on Ihis proposed leg- islation. All (luring the recent campaign, we were bombarded, by both Democrats and Republicans, about how they were going In fighl inflation. Now congress- men have the opportunity to put their vole where their mouths were during tlie campaign. Let's see thai they do it. George R. Etzel 615 Thirty-third street NE Hidden taxes To the Editor: According to Hie Tax Foundation of New York, Ihe typical American now spends the first 112 days nf (he year working In feed the insatiable appetite of our Washington bureaucrats, or roughly one-third of .our inlake of sal- ary. As Hihlondahl, dirednr nf busi- ness research for Bank Hawaii, oil- serves: "Presently, government absorbs 43.5 percent of personal income, twice the share of 40 years ago." Mr. Amer- ican does not Ihe -10 percent tax he pays, since it. is hidden in goods and services. As Paul Harvey stated: "Only people pay concerning Ihe fact lhat liberals call for Ihe lax burden to be paid by corporations when in actu- ality consumers slill pay the price. One begins to realize what Ihis means when one discovers there are: 151 taxes on bread, 100 taxes on eggs, 116 on one suit, 150 taxes on a woman's hat, 600 on a house, 87 on a quart of milk, 114 on a pair of pants, and 191 taxes on a fence. These taxes accumulate like compound interest. Add this tyranny to the infla- tion tax of about 10 percent per year and you see why "taxation withoul represen- tation" truly is tyranny. Webster's New World Dictionary defines inflation as "an increase in the amount of currency in circulation. caused by an increase in the volume of paper money issued." Since our supply of money can be controlled by the Fed- eral Reserve system by overprinting anytime they desire, it is the federal government which is responsible for our present inflation. During the so-called conservative Nixon administration, the money supply was increased by 50 percent. This re- sulted in Webster's definition which said: "Politicians cause inflation by spending deficit dollars, for which you pay a 'hidden tax' in the resulting rise of your cosl of living." There is a solution: lower taxes through less government. It is the current theme of (he John Birch So- cicly, and Americans had beller listen. Harry L. Cole 3832 Dalewood avenue SE UNICEF's merit To the Editor: I want lo express thanks for Kalher- ine Kollman's wonderful letter in the Nov. 10 Gazelle. Many of us have stayed loyal tn the UN and to UNICEF in spite of recent derogatory letlers. Many citizens appreciate Kalhryn's years of dedication to Ihe UN. and I'm sure her Idler will persuade others of the integrity of UNICEF. Amy Roberts 570 Eighth avenue, Marion Recruiting offsets office-winning Civil rights up; so are wrongs By James J. Kilpatrick WASHINGTON Some good tilings and some bad things are happening these days in the field of race relations. This month's elections offered hearten- ing evidence of Ihe good. A new lilllc book by George Roche provides mad- dening evidence of Ihe bad. The good news has to do with tin1 election of blacks to public office. Year by year, the old walls of prejudice are tumbling down. The voting rights acts of and 1970 gave the walls a push, but social and political forces would have toppled them anyhow. Blacks are registering and voting Inday in about Ihe same percentages us whiles; and black candidates are winning. The 94th congress will see 17 blacks in the house of representatives, among them Harold Ford of Memphis. Nov. li must have marked a great day in the Ford household: one son lo congress, one lo the Tennessee senate, one to Ihe Tennessee house. Blacks won 13 scats in Ihe Alabama house, 20 in Ihe Georgia house, 13 in Ihe lower chamber nf Soulh Carolina. By one oslimate, blacks won 72 percent of the races In which they ran in the South. Blacks will serve as lieuten- ant governors in Colorado and Califor- nia. From coast to coast, they won on Iheir merits, in free and fair elections. As lime goes on, under Ihe same rules Ihal apply lo everyone else, they will continue to win on their Merits. To Ihe latter-day Jacobins in charge of "civil such evolutionary change is nol enough. These misguided James J. Kilpatrick crusaders are attempting lo impose upon higher education what is known as "affirmative action." A more disas- trously negative program could not be contrived. Dr. Hnche, president of Hillsdale college in Michigan, exposes Ihis evil in "The Balancing just published by Ihe Open Court publishing company of La Salle, III. In the field of education, a field marked more by timidity lhan by boldness. Dr. Roche speaks with rare candor and courage. He can afford In lie courageous: His small college accepts not one dime of federal subsidy, so threats to withhold federal money hold no terrors for him. This is nol true of his colleagues. Most of our inslilutions have become desperately dependent upon federal aid of one kind or another, and these in- stitutions arc discovering an elemental truth: Federal aid means federal con- trol. The control is taking Ihe form of demands from Washington Ihal Ihe colleges meet certain "goals" in Ihe. hir- ing and promotion of women and minor- ity faculty members. An egalitarian dream has become an educational nightmare. Civil rights offi- cials insist thai a "goal" is not a but Ihal "insistence, in Ihe kindest possible word, is a lie. Those who believe Ihis invidious scheme does not demand racial quotas will believe the moon is made of green cheese. When Ihe euphemisms are stripped away, demands for "affirmative action" mean Ihal college administrators must hire women, blacks, Spanish Ameri- cans, or Orientals regardless of their qualifications. Dr. Roche quotes from ads placed by leading institutions in professional journals: "We desire to appoint a black or Chicano, preferably female "Our doctoral requirements for [acuity will be waived for candidates who finali- ty under the affirmative action criteria A faculty candidate, writing for a job, gels a blunt letter in reply. "It will be possible for flic to contact yon (or a position only In Ihe event you are black." As Dr. Roche points out, this degrad- ing scheme is especially cruel to those women and blacks who arc in fact quali- fied for faculty positions. It always will be wondered if (hey made it on merit. The reverse discrimination under- standably embitters white male can- didates. The scheme paralyzes college administrators who sec their Integrity prostituted for federal dollars. And all Ihis is being done, mind yon, In the holy name of "civil righls." A better de- scription, as Dr. Roche makes clear, is civil wrongs. Wruhlnoion Mor Svfldlr.fltfl I General's outburst grounded Byf Rowland Evans arid Robert Novak WASHINGTON IBchlnd the outra- geously overblown slwrs on American Jews by Con. George Brown is sober, well-justified concern at the Pentagon over the drain of ever more costly mil- itary aid to Israel at a time of growing congressional resistance to defense spending. Accordingly, the general's blunt warning at Duke university last month that Israel's influence :in the U. S. congress is "so strong you wouldn't be- lieve it" has a solid foundation. Leaving aside his gratuitous, untrue and grossly offensive crack about American Jews owning "the banks in this country, the Brown's warning about Israel's control over U. congress is reflected in the vast transfer of scarce military supplies to Israel. Pentagon concern reached a peak just after the billion U. 5. airlift of desperately needed military equipment to Israel during and after the fourth Arab-Israeli war in October, 11973. One result of that resuppty line for Israel is this shocking fact: Late model M-60 tanks airlifted out of U. S. military depots in West Germany andl flown to the Mideast battlefield have i still not been replied in the American .arsenal a full year later. i All told, some 600 American! tanks both M-60s and M-48s were rushed to Israel. That was almost 10 percent of the entire American tank force., With a production line running then at'a mere 30 a month, thanks to congressiionally- imposed budget restraints, thai; draw- down of the American arsenal, to aid Israel ate up nearly two years oftcapaci- Potentially more damaging for the U. S. was the airlift of nearly one-half the entire supply of the highly sophis- ticated TOW anti-tank missile, the famous wire-guided tank killer.. Al- though precise numbers are shroudtcd in military secrecy, it is known thai ap- proximately 100 of these miracle mis- sile-launchers were rushed to Israel. Highly qualified military officials told us privately that this drain of the newest U. S. anti-tank weapon threat- ened "training problems" in the U. S. army by causing shortages of the mis- sile launcher. But when we asked for an official statement on the alleged short- fall, the Pentagon's official spokesman hedged. He said, only there had been "no apparent adverse impact on individ- ual training conducted by our army schools that we can tic directly to the sending of TOW systems to IsraeJ last year." i There are other examples of the dangerous drawdown of American mil- itary capabilities forced on Ihe Pen- tagon by the October war. For instance, the air force today is short of the small percentage of F-4 fighter aircraft the I mainstay of Israel's air force that is I equipped with extremely costly electron- I ic counter measures "A high percentage of the very small number of these aircraft we had went to a Pentagon official told us. By far the most dangerous shortfall is the lank. The army is now desperately trying to boost production to 100-a month from the present rate of 40 i (up from 30 a year ago) but cannot find suppliers of lurrels. The army has nol yet replenished the tanks flown out of Germany to Israel. It was tanks short when the Israelis made Iheir Oc- tober-war demand. The army's tank ar- senal is so depleted that pledged to Morocco and some other countries have had to be replaced by old-model tanks. But there is a deeper reason for Brown's outburst against Jewish influ- ence in American politics, going beyond military aid: Israel's political allies here so dominate Ihe debate over the Middle East that the Arab case remains somewhat obscure. In short, the emotional preoccupation in congress with defense of Israel short- circuits Pentagon fears about U. S. influence throughout the vast Moslem world, particularly in the Arab oil stales. It is a little-known fact that air force pilots today arc restricted to ex- tremely short flight-time In conserve fuel. Likewise, the navy's "steaming days" for front-line warships have been drastically reduced. All this lay behind 'Brown's ham- handed assault on the power of Ihe American Jewish community. Quite apart from the general's inexcusable rhetoric, the Pentagon views the Middle East in terms of long-range U. 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Wander the grounds of our 10 acres that overlook the Conestoga Valley and beautiful Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. This early 1700's stone farmhouse has been beautifully restored and is nestled in the woods just outside Churchtown, PA. Once the home of the foreman at the historic Pool Forge, this wonderful cottage is open for use year round.
This is an ideal romantic get-away for two, a fantastic retreat for four or a great place for a family visiting Amish country. Set several hundred yards back from the road, you will have a beautiful view of the valley below from the edge of hundreds of acres of woodlands.
Make your own breakfast or order hot sticky buns from the Amish family across the road. Read a book on our wisteria covered patio which overlooks the valley or cozy up next to the wood stove on a cool evening. Enjoy some of Lancaster's best family dining, or prepare a quiet meal in our fully stocked kitchen. Go outlet shopping or search for the perfect hand-made quilt.
Upstairs: The two bedrooms are upstairs and are furnished as follows: Room 1 - large room with a queen size bed and a double bed. Room 2 - small room with a queen size bed. There are two twin mattresses stored in the closet which can be used on the floor of the large bedroom or in the downstairs living room. Both rooms have access to the one large bathroom which is complete with an antique clawfoot tub and shower.
Downstairs: The kitchen has an eat-in area and there is an additional drop-leaf table if needed. Basic dishes and kitchen utensils are provided. The living room has a TV, satellite service and DVD player as well as wireless internet throughout the house. Use the electric heat, or enjoy the wood stove in the winter. Air conditioning is provided in the summer. Feel free to make reservations to eat with a neighboring Amish family or have Lydia make you her famous sticky buns for breakfast (except Sundays).
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JUNE 2013 Library Board Meeting to be RESCHEDULED
JUNE 2013 Library Board Meeting to be RESCHEDULED:
TUESDAY, June 18, 2013
JERSEY CITY, N.J. May 17, 2013 – The board meeting of the Jersey City Free Public Library has been rescheduled for the month of June.
Generally, the Library Board of Trustees meets on the second Tuesday of each month, except in July and August.
However, due to the nonpartisan runoff election for members of the Jersey City Council, June's Library Board meeting, which would have been June 11th, must be rescheduled.
The rescheduled June Board of Trustees meeting for the Jersey City Free Public Library will be on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 5:30 p.m. at the Miller Branch Library, 489 Bergen Avenue.
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Manatee schools receive $1.7 million grant
Date: July 13, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
History education in Manatee County Public Schools received a substantial boost through a nearly $1.7 million grant from the federal government to fund a "Teaching American History Grant."
This grant program, to be spread over five years, is designed to raise student achievement by improving teachers' knowledge, understanding and appreciation for teaching traditional U.S. History to elementary students in Manatee County.
According to Dr. Ron Hirst, the district's grant tesource specialist who helped author the application for this grant, 40 elementary history teachers will receive training that will include seminars and field trips to historical locales including Kennedy Space Center, St. Augustine and Key West. Professional development opportunities provided through the grant will be performed in cooperation with major grant partners including the American Institute of History Education, the University of South Florida's History Department in Tampa, the University of South Florida's College of Education at its Sarasota/Manatee campus and the Looking for Angola Project taking place along the Manatee River here in Southwest Florida.
"The teachers who take part in this professional development will share their knowledge and expertise with other teachers so this grant should have a district-wide impact," said Hirst, who has accepted a new position as the principal at Bashaw Elementary. "In addition, this grant brings valuable online resources that will be available to all teachers even after the five-year grant program expires."
This marks the second-straight year that the Manatee District has been the recipient of a federal Teaching American History Grant. Last year, the district received a grant of about $1 million to fund a three-year program to form a cohort of 25 American History teachers from grades five, eight and 11 to foster cooperation regarding subject matter, resources, best practices and to provide support for educators to strengthen their abilities. Additional funding of more than $700,000 can be acquired for another two years through that grant based on the success of the first three years.
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Carlisle man convicted of conning cash from multi-millionaire
Published at 08:07, Friday, 01 June 2012
A 62-year-old man has been convicted for his part in conning a Christian philanthropist out of £11.9 million.
Related: Gang denies conning Christian out of £12m
Arthur "Trevor" Ford-Batey, of Carlisle, was one of three men found guilty at Norwich Crown Court of defrauding businessman Graham Dacre.
They persuaded the millionaire to part with a slice of his fortune with promises of huge profits from a high yield investment fund. Mr Dacre agreed to hand over money so the profits he expected could be ploughed into charitable schemes.
But once he had transferred the funds into an offshore account, the money disappeared, prosecutor Mark Fenhalls told the court.
Mr Fenhalls said the men had created an "air of respectability" and "Christian charity" to trick their victims.
After a three-month trial and more than a week of deliberations, the jury yesterday declared Ford-Batey, of Miles McInnes Court, Stanwix, guilty of conspiring to defraud Mr Dacre.
The jury cleared him of defrauding Dortmund Church and laundering the money.
Alan Hunt, 65, of The Avenue, Poole, was convicted of conspiring to defraud Mr Dacre and the New Apostolic Church in Dortmund and Ian Yorkshire, 62, of Clarendon Villas, Brighton, was found guilty of conspiring to launder criminal property.
David "Fraser" Roberts, 62, of Montpelier Road, Brighton and Kevin Brennan, 55, of Kirkburn, Driffield, were cleared of fraud and money laundering.
Brennan's brother, Martin, 40, of Bracken Road, Stockton-on-Tees, was cleared of laundering Mr Dacre's money.
The defendants claimed they believed they were involved in a legitimate enterprise.
As well as Mr Dacre, victims included Utah commodities dealer Randall Schreiber, who parted with £570,000 and the New Apostolic Church in Dortmund, Germany, which lost £12.5m.
Detective constable Chris Gay said: "Although the amounts lost by the victims in this matter were substantial and the way in which they were convinced to part with their funds was complex.
"It was essentially a simple confidence trick."
Mr Dacre sold his Lind Automotive Group for £108m in 2006 to fund Christian projects.
His enterprises included the Open Youth Trust, a charity which helps young people.
In 2008, he was ranked number 793 in the Sunday Times Rich List and is thought to be worth £70m.
The convicted men are expected to be sentenced today.
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Core Laboratories N.V. (NYSE:CLB)
The Company provides proprietary and patented reservoir description, production enhancement and reservoir management services to the oil and gas industry.
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Well run company that helps E&Ps increase their oil production. Increasing production is extremely important because, per CLB's 10K, "the incremental barrel is often the lowest cost and most profitable barrel in the reservoir. Producing incremental barrels increases our clients' cash flows which we believe will result in additional capital expenditures by our clients, and ultimately further opportunities for us."
The company focuses on maximizing cash flow, maximizing return on invested capital, and returning excess capital to shareholders. Should beat the market for years to come.
Energy presenting strong value right now, and Core Labs is well-positioned for long-term growth.
I'm probably early here, but this is a high margin company with sustainable competitive advantages. CLB seems shareholder friendly with dividends and buybacks. I expect this to outperform the market.
Great company, time to buy while oil is lagging. A lot of forward growth.
An essential company for the energy industry. Temporary downturn and it will outperform over the next few years.
It may be in a bit of a slump, but there will always be a place for a company like this in the oil field.
Like the stock at this price despite the higher PE. It has a great long term outlook and there has been some recent insider buying.
Seems to be a temporary slump. CLB provides an essential services for upstream oil firms.
Looks as though it has hit its lowest point since about last Sept. I think now is a great time to buy this stock and hold long.
MF energy pick.
BERGMARK RICHARD L EVP & CFO Jul 28 Buy 147.31 7,000 1,031,157 54,083 Jul 28 05:25 PM
High return on capital, high cash flow, and return of excess cash to shareholders. Buying in on july 25 2014 near 52 week low is an opportunity for long term investors. Can ride on US shale oil development and can serve as a hedge against oil price increase from the rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, Eastern Europe and the Far East.
Big play in oil.
These guys are just down on timing issues. CLB is a methodical, data driven company that allows oil/gas E&P's to extract the maximum amount of value out of their assets. They're a consulting firm with a treasure trove of data and experience that they can leverage to their advantage and this shows in their best of class ROIC and lack of a true competitor. Trillons of dollars stand to be made over the next 20-30 years as we race to develop and utilize fossil fuels to unleash worldwide economic growth - these guys stand in the thick of the energy renaissance and hold an enviable position that directly adds dollars to oil producers top and ultimately bottom line.
A play on the scientific side of oil and natural gas extraction. A mass of intellectual property gives CLB a nice competitive advantage. Buying on the dip.
I'm going long on this and here's why: Core Labs has patented sampling technology in high demand for hyrdaulic fracking. Their earnings misses are due to a tertiary market factors such as the maturation of the Marcellus, Bakken, Niobrara and Eagle Ford Shales, and I believe a slow down in overall fracking operations. These more mature fields require less geologic sampling to map the drill sites and thus the demand for CLB services has declined. Other issues impacting fracking firms are shortages in fracksand and other raw materials which have put start dates for planned wells, behind.
This being said CLB has a number of diverse geographies such as the south central Oklahoma, the Spraberry/Wolfcamp, Codell, Parkman, and the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, including deep water drilling still in play or in the early stages of development as Casey Hoerth recently pointed out. I believe Casey's assertion that fracking companies have elected not to push hard to bring these fields on line, under the current market conditions, is correct.
In the end, CLB's stock is taking a hit for no other reason than a slow down in revenue which I attribute to normal market factors that will naturally correct themselves and are not due to internal management, business model, or any other internal factors. With the recent dips in price this stock is attractive and over the short term may take some further dips but look for it to rebound over the long term.
sexy pick
Best technology and a secular growth sector make this a big winner long term
This company is best in class and it has growing potential as oil companies rely on its services more and more. When oil exploration goes into harder-to-reach spots, companies turn to Core Labs to figure out exactly where to drill and which method to use. This makes their service integral, especially as companies turn to deepwater drilling.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los Angeles County sheriff's officials are looking for the person who called 911 and falsely reported an emergency at a former Malibu residence of the Kardashians.
Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said Sunday that it's too soon to tell whether the reality TV stars are the latest victims of so-called "swatting," a hoax intended to get officers, including specialized SWAT teams, sent to a home.
Deputies responded to the call Friday at a house in Malibu where the Kardashians formerly lived, Whitmore said. After finding the house empty the deputies contacted the family and went to their new home about 20 miles away in Hidden Hills, he said. They found no crime had been committed. No arrests were made.
Kim Kardashian, who was not home at the time, decried the hoax on Twitter, calling it "dangerous" and "not a joke."
"These prank calls are NOT funny!," she wrote Friday. Kardashian said her mother called her after at least 15 officers arrived on their doorstep.
Whitmore said sheriff's officials and other California law enforcement agencies will lobby state lawmakers to make "swatting" a felony.
Authorities are investigating "scores" of similar cases across the state, he said. In some instances, the hoaxers use technology that makes it appear that the 911 calls were made inside the homes where police are sent, according to Whitmore.
"What we want to do is have the legislature turn up the heat on these people," he said. "This is a serious, serious crime."
Police last week responded to a false report of an armed robbery at Tom Cruise's Beverly Hills home. In December, a boy was arrested after police said he made calls that reported violence at the homes of Justin Bieber and Ashton Kutcher.
Kim Kardashian is the star of the E! Entertainment Television series "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," the network's top-rated show. She also appears on other shows involving her family.
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Date: November 18, 2009
by: Loren Mayo | Staff Writer
Students with special needs who attend Oak Park School in Sarasota will star in a production of "It's a Small World" at 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20, using a unique technological device that will "speak" for them.
The students, ages 3 to 16, will be dressed in costumes that represent diverse cultures and nationalities around the world. Because of various mental and physical challenges, such as autism and cerebral palsy, they will be equipped with a voice output communication aid, or VOCA. Each VOCA will be programmed with information about the country the student represents, and when a student presses a button on the device, the audience will hear the spoken words.
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Thanksgiving Climbing Options
Thanksgiving offers a perfect time of year for a climbing trip. Most people have a long weekend that can easily be extended by a day or two. The options for California climbers are numerous. Amazing bouldering and unbelievable sport climbing sits within a short drive. Unfortunately, the weather in Yosemite looks a bit wet for the weekend but there are some other great options for those looking for a holiday climbing trip.
Joshua Tree:
The weather will be good for the next few days in one of the most beautiful climbing destinations in California. Sunny with highs in the 60s and low 70s this week, Joshua Tree offers great trad climbing as well as amazing bouldering. Hidden Valley Campground provides ideal camping as many of the climbs and boulder problems are mere yards from the campsites. The drive to southern California can be a bit long, the rock in the park can be sharp and the campsite may be crowded but Joshua Tree is a gorgeous place to climb.
California's premiere bouldering area offers great climbing at the Buttermilks and the volcanic tablelands. For those interested in climbing on ropes, the Owen's River Gorge provides a great place for sport climbing from 5.10 to 5.12. The weather on the East Side should be quite inviting with temps similar to Joshua Tree. Expected temps in the high 60s and low 70s for the week. The amenities around Bishop are quite nice but Thanksgiving is the most popular time of year there and climbers flood the boulders and sport destinations. The bakeries in Bishop are not to be missed though.
Smith Rock:
An equidistant drive as Bishop, Smith offers some of the best sport climbing in the United States. The technical nature of Smith makes it a great option for climbers looking to improve. While the weather report calls for a slight chance of rain, the rock at Smith dries quickly and the desert climate means that percipitation is minimal. Smith also has far fewer climbers than Joshua Tree, Bishop or Vegas. It's a perfect place for those looking to get away from the hoards.
With affordable plane tickets, Vegas makes a great place for a long weekend climbing trip. The casino's provide lots of entertainment and places to stay. The weather there will be nice with temps again in the high 60s and low 70s. There is a significant amount of sport climbing and bouldering close to Vegas in Red Rocks but better than that the limestone of Southern Utah sits a mere hour away. For those looking for a bit of varied sport climbing, the Vegas/Mesquite area makes a great option.


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Of the beaches that were available while we were there, this was my favorite there was a cabana and the snorkeling was pretty okay. Water was clear and very warm.The waves were very low making it easy to snorkel
Beautiful teal water . Clear and clean. A perfect beach. Has tables and palapas at one end . White sand soft and powdery. Depending on weather can be waves or just clam . great beach for families
Drive right up to a beach hut with a bench (forget about it on the weekends), and you have a large beach with good sand and some wave action on the corners. Popular with the locals on the weekends.
Beautiful beach, light surf. Fairly easy to get to... some of the other beaches along this way are easier accessed by a jeep. Highly recommend it families... bring an umbrella, not a lot of shade!
You really can't go wrong with any of the beaches on Vieques in our opinion. This one is very easy to get to, but it was also one of the busiest we visited on a Saturday during the summer. We decided not to stay long since it was so busy, but kept going to Playa Priata which was smaller and...
This beach is surreal - the sands are white and soft and there are at least 5 shades of blue in any direction you look at :)
Get in early to catch a cabana, or find a tree - but you WILL need the shade, because you won't be able to spend less than a day out there :D
The water looks like liquid glass. The sand is fine and white. The beach is the most crowded you will find on Vieques. If you are a park and drag a ton of crap to the beach, this is your place. Too many people for us.
We went out to red beach thinking we would find a spot to eat a packed lunch. When we got there it was very crowded. We went to a small beach down the road and found a great place to eat and snorkel. It was on a Sunday so not sure if that is the day the locals go after...
Several beaches are closed in Vieques at the present time, so more people are on less beaches. Red beach is a beautiful beach and the pavilions are nice, but get there early, like 9 o clock early.
This beach is so insanely beautiful that you feel like you are living in a postcard. It's a speed-bumpy ride out here, but worth it. We originally planned to go to Garcia Beach/Playuela, but the cab driver missed the turn & dropped us off at Caracas. What a great substitute! We arrived around 10 & there was not another...
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Few stories are as widely read and as universally cherished by children and adults alike as The Little Prince. Richard Howard's translation of the beloved classic beautifully reflects Saint-Exupéry's unique and gifted style. Howard, an acclaimed poet and one of the preeminent translators of our time, has excelled in bringing the English text as close as possible to the French, in language, style, and most important, spirit. The artwork in this edition has been restored to match in detail and in color Saint-Exupéry's original artwork. Combining Richard Howard's translation with restored original art, this definitive English-language edition of The Little Prince will capture the hearts of readers of all ages.
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Oprah Winfrey to Dedicate "Once-in-a-Lifetime" Show to Adam Lambertby Hilton Hater at . Comments
It sounds very much like Oprah Winfrey is preparing a show entirely dedicated to Adam Lambert.
Sorry, in Oprah-speak, we mean to say: It sounds very much like Oprah Winfrey is preparing a show entirely dedicated to Adam LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAmbert!
On the talk show host's website this week, a message has been posted that reads:
Calling ALL Adam Lambert Fans!!! Did you vote for him as many times as you could? Were you holding your breath when the new American Idol was announced, hoping and praying it would be HIM?
If you are a HUGE fan of Adam Lambert's, email us now and tell us why you want to be in the audience for this once-in-a-lifetime show.
The Big A might soon sit down with The Big O. We can't wait.
In October, the former American Idol finalist was interviewed by Winfrey for an episode about reality TV stars. Shen then invited him back to perform after his CD was released.
Sounds like that was more than a hollow invitation. Will you tune in for an all-Adam Lambert installment of the gabfest?
Leni, You are right. The world has never been a perfect place. I do not argue that point. There has always been right and wrong. The thing is, though, when you see wrong you don't go along with it. No, when you see wrong you try to right it. That is why many of the things you mentioned are no longer around. Adam Lambert's obscene performance on the AMA telecast was wrong. There are laws in communities across this nation against such offensive behavior. Mr. Lambert needs to be prosecuted to the full extent of those laws.
YES, I'll be glued to the set! Not only does Adam have an amazing, powerhouse voice, he is also intelligent, charming and articulate. Thanks Oprah, for showcasing this fantastic, new talent!
BTW, to Jen, you've made your point; now BUTT OUT, Windbag. Quit flogging your opinion, nobody cares...And to Reality, might I remind you that during that "not so long ago era", that you speak so fondly of, we also had, racial segregation, gender inequality, polio, world war, maybe your nastalgia is clouding your memories of how things really were back then.
Thankyou Oprah....what a unique talent he is. For those 'haters' out there, there is medication available to you.
OF COURSE NOT!!! BIG FAT NO!!! This is a favor to Ellen and Simon(who is arrogantly in denial) who have likely asked repeatedly of Oprah to glorify and have Adam on. Age or experience have nothing to do with honest observation. Read toyou10's and reality comments just above for dignified and honest opinions.
Adam Lambert should have won American Idol #1 spot. He is very talented. However, he should never repeat what he did on the American Music Awards. That was totally inappropriate. Adam is too talented to resort to lewd acts. I hope his appearance on Oprah's show will improve his image.
A BIG FAT ABSOLUTELY "YES." WITH BELLS ON!!! Love this great talent and wonderful person. I don't watch Oprah either but for Adam, definitely will watch.
YES YES YES, bring it on!!!!!!!!!! I will take the day off just to watch Adam Lambert on TV anytime!!!! He's the most talented person to have hit the music industry in a very long time!!! I also love Gaga. Wish she gets an interview this year too!!!
Jen, what is wrong with you? BTW Adam looks beautiful without eyeliner and makeup. There are many pictures of him without it in magazines. If you don't think he can sing, you should really get your ears checked. I am serious. BTW I saw Elvis perform a few months before he died and he was great. I am counting the days until Oprah. It will be a great show. I hope he sings, too. Adam is the best performer in music today. My whole family loves him. First Cd I have bought in years.
thank you oprah! i emailed you so many times about having adam on your show and now it is real, it is actually happening. thanks heaps! adam be a good boy okay?
I "WILL NOT" be watching the program on Oprah when she has Adam Lambert on. Number one I can't stand Oprah, and I am so glad she is finally leaving day time programming. She is a waste of air time! Adam is a very rude person, and I hated the awards program he was on when he grabbed this other musician, and kissed him on air. That was suppose to be a family awards program not a free for all. The children sitting in front of the TV asked was that another guy he just kissed? I got up and turned the television off. We changed the subject right away!


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The Hart Park Senior Center, 7300 Chestnut St., hosts a variety of activities.
Members born in April will celebrate their birthday Tuesday, April 15. Call to register and bring a guest.
Avada will provide hearing screenings from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 16. Members will be tested and current hearing devices cleaned. Call the center for an appointment.
The center will sponsor a trip, Zoofari Behind the Scenes, at the Milwaukee County Zoo from 8:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 16. The cost is $25 for members and $30 for nonmembers. Lunch is not included.
Members of the Contemporary Book Group will discuss "The Round House" by Louise Erdich at 12:30 p.m. Monday, April 21.
Learn about veteran and survivor benefits at 6:30 p.m. Monday, April 21. The program is free.
"The Book Thief" will be shown at 12:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday, April 24 and 25.
The center will sponsor a trip to the University of Wisconsin spring band concert Thursday, April 24. The cost is $60 for members and $65 for others.
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Tina Fey Shows Off Her Pregnancy Curves [Photo]
In her new book, 'Bossypants,' Fey, who is five months pregnant, opens up about deciding whether to have a second baby with husband Jeff Richmond.
Fey, 40, said she was "stricken with guilt and panic" when her 5-year-old daughter Alice would say, "I wish I had a baby sister." She also had her career to consider.
"Science shows that fertility and movie offers drop off steeply for women after 40," she writes. "Hollywood be damned. I'll just be unemployable and labeled crazy in five years anyway."
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Geez, you people have pics of my wife when she was pregnant? Why don't you folks get your act together and ask obama why we as as messed up as we are.
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy KateHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Because of the 8 years of blunders and carelessness that preceded him even being elected. Digging us out of the hole we're in is going to take time, and the Republicans are only making it harder. But this is a site for celebrity news, so it's really not relevant.
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy cmc53ct1
KATE - show me your breasts
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy charminLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Some things in this world are funny but Tina is not one of them. If you have to make fun of people I for one don't see anything funny about that at all.
She has no talent.
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy Lylith
Says the person with the toilet paper name...
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy Gia
She has no talent?? Yeah that's why everything she does is a hit. Oh, and get a sense of humor, life's more fun if you have one.
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy cmc53ct1
there isnt enough film or disk space to show pictures of all the black chicks pregnant. Plus black chicks are so ugly no one wants to look at them anyway.
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy Lynnie
I had my second child a couple of days after I turned 40, and my kids are 5 1/2 years apart, too. It wasn't easy, but I got my career going before I had them and I don't regret it for a minute. Tina looks great, she takes care of herself and she's got that'red-hot-right-now' quality, so I doubt she'll have to worry much about that age-ism bias in Hollywood anytime soon!
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy Jan
Do you think she made herself up to look like Sarah Palin, so her husband could really get the job done?
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy Gia
Tina looks gorgeous, as usual. Good luck to her and her family.
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy Betty
I am very happy for her, but I pray with all my heart this baby doesn't have any abnormalities , since she made Sarah Palins youngest part of her joke routine.
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy Turd Burglar
Can't stand this ugly troll. She's not funny and looks like her breath smells.
- Tuesday 12 April
She's an ultra liberal what do you expect.
- Tuesday 12 April
Who really cares she's an ultra liberal moron.
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy renee
your just racist
- Tuesday 12 AprilBy kenLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
its nice to see a beautiful white american woman having children for a change instead of all the ignorant obese =illegal alien tramps from mexico.
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Girls softball: Patton pitches perfect game
Original post made on Apr 4, 2013
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a resident of Woodside: Skywood/Skylonda
on Apr 4, 2013 at 6:43 pm
Bravo to the Almanac for finally reporting on a Woodside High School sporting event! Seems WHS doesn't get equal coverage with the other high schools in the area. It took a perfect game to even get mentioned...
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Orzo with Mint Salmoriglio Sauce
- Total Time:
- 22 min
- Prep:
- 8 min
- Cook:
- 14 min
- Yield:
- 4 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- Total Time:
- 22 min
- Prep:
- 8 min
- Cook:
- 14 min
- Yield:
- 4 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- Pasta:
- 1 pound orzo pasta
- 1/2 cup grated Pecorino Romano
- Sauce:
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice (from 2 large lemons)
- 2 lemons, zested
- 3 cloves garlic, smashed or finely minced
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh mint
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf Italian parsley
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the pasta: Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Add the pasta and cook until tender but still firm to the bite, stirring occasionally, 8 to 10 minutes. Drain and place in a serving bowl. Add the cheese and toss until coated.
For the sauce: In a small saucepan, bring the olive oil, lemon juice, lemon zest, and garlic to a simmer over medium-low heat. Cook for 5 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the mint and parsley.
Pour the sauce over the cooked orzo, toss until coated, and season with salt and pepper, to taste.
Recipe courtesy Giada De Laurentiis
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