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Well-traveled guy, living with my wife in Mill Valley, California just north of San Francisco. I've got very widespread interests, and travel is high among them. In fact, I'm in the final phases of creating a web-based travel recommendation website that should launch Summer 2012, called Trekkel, and I've been doing quite a bit of travel myself to prepare the content for the website.
Other interests of mine include art and architecture, ceramics (I teach a wheel throwing class at a local pottery studio and made my living for 3 years as a full time potter and sculptor), design, France and all things French (I lived in Paris for three years), the cultural impact of web technologies, intellectual property law, fencing, geopolitics, mystery and historical novels, classic Hong Kong films, and the evolution of science.
I'm very quiet, don't smoke, and rarely drink. I'm attached at the hip to my bicycle, my Mac and my iPad when I travel so I need a good internet connection wherever I stay.
Though I haven't maintained the website, you can see examples of my ceramics (email hidden).

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Accused immigration scam operators enrolled foreign 'students' who didn't go to school
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U.S. Department of Homeland Security Investigations agents raid the Prodee University, Neo America Language School installations in Los Angeles on Wednesday, March 11, 2015. Three people were arrested on charges of running four sham vocational schools in Southern California that issued fraudulent paperwork enabling foreigners to stay in the country and netted as much as $6 million a year. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
Three men were arrested Wednesday in connection with an alleged "pay-to-stay" immigration scam that involved four Los Angeles-area trade schools, three in Koreatown and one in Alhambra.
U.S. Department of Justice officials said the schools' owner and two employees enrolled foreign students for a fee in exchange for student visa documents that let them stay in the country - although they knew the "students" had no intention of attending classes.
Investigators estimate that the operation took in as much as $6 million a year in "tuition," with those who enrolled paying as much as $1,800 for six months. According to federal officials, as many 2,000 people were issued fraudulent student visa documents through the scam.
The four schools listed in the federal indictment are Prodee University/Neo-America Language School; Walter Jay M.D. Institute, an Educational Center; the American College of Forensic Studies; and Likie Fashion and Technology College, which is in Alhambra.
Landlords say their hands are tied on so-called "birthing houses"
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Cops who investigate so-called "birthing house" operations say it's typical for operators to use rental properties. The California Apartment Association says there's only so much landlords can legally do to keep tabs on tenants' activities.
A federal investigation into so-called "birthing houses" had federal agents searching apartment complexes in Orange, Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties last week.
The bust has called attention to the role that rental properties play in many of these operations, which cater to pregnant foreign women who wish to deliver their babies in the United States.
Federal affidavits show 12 units were searched last week in one apartment complex in Irvine; 11 units searched in another complex in Rowland Heights; six units in yet another.
Cops who investigate birthing houses say the operators typically use rental properties. Lt. Roy Nakamura of the Arcadia Police Department, says a detective has been assigned to identify birthing houses, and has uncovered more than a dozen of them in recent years.
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Immigration officials say recent limits set by state and local governments on who cops can hold for deportation are creating problems for federal officers, and that more people with criminal records are being released.
Immigration Officials See Danger as Local Cooperation Wanes - ABC News Immigration officials complain that recent limits set by state and local governments on who cops can hold for deportation are creating problems and endangering federal officers. From the story: "In the first eight months of 2014, immigration officers filed roughly 105,000 requests for local enforcement agencies to hold immigrants, but local agencies declined 8,800 of the requests, according to data provided by immigration authorities."
Judge's new order makes it harder for Obama to restart immigration moves - Los Angeles Times A new sticking point concerns about 100,000 applications for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, approved by administration officials before U.S. District Judge Andrew S. Hanen put President Obama's immigration plan on hold last month. From the story: "Hanen said in a filing this week that he wanted Justice Department lawyers to 'fully explain' why they didn't mention the three-year permits before last week."
In immigration news: Executive action remains on hold, ICE arrests, smaller 'border surge' expected this year, more
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The block on President Obama's executive immigration plan is to remain in place at least 10 more days, according to a federal judge's decision on Monday.
Texas federal judge leaves block on Obama immigration plan in place - Reuters The temporary block on President Obama's executive immigration plan will continue in place at least 10 more days, according to a decision Monday by a federal judge in Texas. U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville said in his order "that the court will not rule on any pending motions at least until a court hearing set for March 19." Hanen issued a preliminary injunction putting the plan on hold last month.
Judge Blocking Obama on Immigration Has Reputation for Fairness in Texas - New York Times On federal judge Andrew S. Hanen of Brownsville, Texas, whose decision has temporarily held up the Obama administration's immigration plan. From the story: "Advocates for immigrants who want to see the president's initiatives go forward have portrayed Judge Hanen, 61, as a right-wing crank. But in Texas he is known as a conservative but fair-minded jurist with keen analytical intelligence — and a jovial sense of humor, even when he is in black robes."
In immigration news: No reform prospects, 'venue shopping' in immigration lawsuit, camera in border bathroom, more
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The 844-page comprehensive Senate immigration reform bill that was filed in April 2013, in a very different political climate. The idea of a broad, bipartisan approach to immigration reform has been set aside in Congress, at least for now.
Immigration reform looks dead in this Congress - Politico Some in Congress have talked of Senate GOP leaders bringing back the immigration reform issue, after the Department of Homeland Security was funded without limits on President Obama's immigration plan. But "few within the GOP expect any kind of immigration debate in the Senate in the foreseeable future. The issue has been relegated to the back burner as Republicans instead focus on the budget, trade deals and, possibly, tax reform."
California Border Patrol Supervisor Arrested Over Bathroom Camera - Reuters U.S. Border Patrol supervisor Armando Gonzalez, 46, is being held on charges that he hid a camera in the women's bathroom at the San Diego border patrol station. Gonzales had been under investigation since his arrest Jan. 9 by police. From the story: "San Diego police had responded to the border station after receiving a report that a camera had been discovered in the women's restroom, according to a police statement."


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This recipe sounds delicious but the directions are awful. When do you add the tomatoes, pancetta, or consomme. I can hazard a guess but it would be nice to have more clearly written directions. I am going to try it and hope it works out!


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Creagh Cole describes a project dedicated to providing in-house access to a large number of electronic texts on CD-ROM.
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Looking for Fast Growing Hedge for Full Shade
Hi! I am in dire need of some help! :) I am new to this chilly zone 3a climate, and am looking for a fast growing, hedge forming shrub - and heres the catch... the area they are to be planted in is in complete shade. Ideally I would like to have evergreens (that are very thick) ~ although at this point I am prepared to try anything! I am trying to keep people (and their dogs) off my lawn, as they seem to think that it's a public park meant for use as a "puppy potty". :P Brambles and thorns are perfectly fine, too, as my children play in a completely different part of the yard. Thanks for the help! :)
Try barberry. (Berberis thunbergii)
This thorny shrub grows wild in here in Northern Vermont and may often be found in shady woods. You must prune this back to get it to fill out and it will grow faster in the light than in shade. It is widely used as an ornamental but some consider it a pest as it is hard to kill.
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- Full 7005 Aluminum Frame
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- Custom boom tube, seat tube, board/box
- Canti and disc brake tabs
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Date Reviewed: March 9, 2012
Strengths: Climbs good/Very efficient ride
High Quality Finish
Comfortable to Ride
Weaknesses: E-Type FD makes chainring configuration predetermined
Very long steerer tube on the 20" frame
Bottom Line:
The frame arrived quite fast and in perfect condition. The finish of the frame shows superb manufacturing.
Build up was easy as there are not that much fancy component standards used. Standard A-Head headset, 68mm BB. Only thing I disliked was the E-Type FD, that required me to change my chainrings from 26-26-48 to 22-32-44 as shifting otherwise was not as good as with standard FDs (tried with 26-36-44 first, but that didn't work).
The Headtube is very long on my 20" Frame. Had to replace the fork I was planning to use. Now using a Recon Race (100mm) with an uncut steerer.
First ride was an awesome experience after minor glitches in the drivetrain were sorted out. The frame is way stiffer then you would expect with the missing downtube. First had the feeling that the front suffered from sideflex. It trned out, that that was coming from my lighweight stem (F99).
Replaced it with an superforce stem. Now the bike really feels perfect.
The Slingpower effect make the drivetrain feel different then you might be used. The flex that the coil and springboard allow the frame to do flattens power spikes very noticable. The overall power output of the bike is more even and feels very very efficent. I'm now usually one or two gears deeper, then with the carbon softail this bike replaces (and that bike already was fast).
The mechanical contruction of the spring and flex-board look robust to me and I wouldn't expect it to break.
Weight of the frame is al ittle bit heavy. But after breaking frames once a year I decided to stop looking too much on the scale for frames as long as they withstand my driving :-)
The "suspension" the frame provides isn't that noticable as in other suspended frames.
But compared to other aluminium Hardtails this frame allows for a very comfortable ride.
I started using tiny Nokian winter tyres on this frame as there was still somy ice when the bike was finished. Replacing them with 2.5" continental tyres made the bike feel even more comfortable without loosing the performance benefit.
I would recommend the frame to anyone who is looking for an efficient raceable bike that provides comfort.
The price I paid was for an older version of the Ripper Frame (Generation 1). Generation 2 is currently available. There is also a 29" Version out now.
Steel frames are also available AFAIK.
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $400.00
Purchased At: On-One
Similar Products Used: Several other XC bikes including carbon softails, hardtails and full suspension bikes
Bike Setup: Recon Race fork, X7/XT drivetrain, Sun rims, some Carbon parts
Date Reviewed: November 17, 2007
Strengths: Great climber, incredible frame geometry, great support from manufacturer, "slingpower" actually works...it feels like someone is pushing you up hills!
Weaknesses: None
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Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid: $4200.00
Purchased At: Thru Slingshot
Similar Products Used: Trek Fuel 100
Bike Setup: 18" Ripper Frame
SRAM XO Rear Derailleur
XTR Front Derailleur
Chris King Headset
FSA K Force LIGHT Crank Set
Magura Marta SL - Red
SRAM XO Trigger Shifters
SRAM PG990 11x32 9-s - Red Holder
SRAM PC-991 Chain
Ritchey WCS Carbon 31.8 Rizer bar LO
Thomson X4 ATB 31.8 Stem 100mm
Kenda Nevegal Tires
Velox Rim Tape
Mavic Crossmax SLR Disc
Thomson Master Post 330mm 27.2
Terry Fly TI Mens Saddle
Ergon GX-1 Grips
White Bros. Magic 80 Fork
Crank Bros. 50/50 Silver/Black w/Red inserts
Date Reviewed: August 29, 2007
Strengths: climbing, singletrack,tracking, slingpower effect
Weaknesses: could always be lighter
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $900.00
Purchased At: MFG
Bike Setup: fox rlc 80, easton carbon bar/seatpost, sram gripshift/derallieur,fsa cranks, crank bros eggbeaters, mavic sl
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Topic: Shade Tolerant, Vines
Title: Vines for Shade in Upstate New York
Answered by: Brigid & Larry Larson
QUESTION:Hello! I am looking for a non-invasive vine that will grow in heavy shade near my house in upstate New York.
Mr Smarty Plants has a few recommendations for you. Several native vines grow well in New York, so the choice within the first three or four of the list below depends mostly on the other characteristics you may desire.
The New York "Recommended Plant List" has several vines listed. Of those, Parthenocissus quinquefolia (Virginia creeper) appears to be the tamest. The record indicates it climbs by adhesive pads, which means it doesn't damage walls as much, and it specifically was noted as significantly tamer than the trumpet creeper. It also appears to tolerate shade well.
There were several other vines on the list. They are [in rough order of how well they fit your request]:
Wisteria frutescens (American wisteria)
Clematis occidentalis var. occidentalis (Purple clematis) - - - can be an aggressive self-seeder, tolerates shade.
Vitis riparia (Riverbank grape)
Celastrus scandens (American bittersweet)
Campsis radicans (Trumpet creeper) however, its record indicates it sometimes colonizes so densely it seems a nuisance, particularly in the southeast, where its invasive qualities have earned it the names Hellvine and Devils Shoestring.
Amphicarpaea bracteata (American hogpeanut)
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I live in a 1922 house with plaster walls. I am stripping wallpaper in one room. This paper was applied in the 80s, and whoever did it did not do a thorough job of stripping the older (early 70s vintage) wallpaper that was already there. I am faced with quite a bit of wall that has stripped relatively cleanly, and other parts where I have had to steam and scrape to get the old paper off. Sadly, it appears that she (I know who it was) did not use pre-pasted paper, and really slathered on the wallpaper paste under this older layer. Before I prep the surface for my new paper, I have to get the old paste off, and I already know it's going to be a chore.
My Wagner steamer has a squeegee head; I think that might work as a first pass, but what would you use to catch the pasty water as it rolls down the wall? I don't want it on the floor, which is a white oak hardwood in poor condition; my plan right now is to clean it gently and then cover it with a rug eventually.
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The 'TSP Substitutes' are not nearly as good as the real thing.
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Thanks, brickeyee, but I can't get real TSP here. They have stuff on the shelves that's labeled TSP, but when you read the fine print you see that there is no phosphate in it. I know that TSP is the best out there for preparing walls, but ... I'll bet my local Ace Hardware guys could tell me. They know everything.
So, you don't think steaming would be useful? Hey, I wonder if steaming would work as a final rinse!
I used TSP too. I have lots of old towels and laid them along the floor where the wall meets the floor. I used big sponges to try to catch the TSP water as it came down the wall so that it wouldn't get behind my baseboards. For the final rinse, I used a rough washcloth and a bucket of water, changing the water as it got dirty. I tried not to slop the water on walls. I feel your pain - we had 7+ layers of wallpaper that I removed from all of the old house walls and ceilings. It was so worth it in the end.
I guess. The steamer with the squeegee attachment works unbelievably well on windows, but this is different. Squeegee is pretty small, too.
Thanks, powermuffin. I'll do the towel thing; I have a bag of them that I will donate to the local dog pound, but I guess I can use them and wash them one more time before I do!
Windex with ammonia in it helps dissolve the paste.Or you could use a household ammonia solution, but dilute plenty to avoid being overcome by the smell. Spray down a section and work with a big damp sponge in one hand and a green scotchbrite in the other. The heavy-duty scrubbies with handles attached (from the paint stripper department, or the BBQ aisle) can work pretty well but are a little harder to get the crud out of. Scrub until the plaster is white-white.
Hi Casey! I remember you from the kitchen forum; I did mine back in 2007, while you were doing yours. Yours came out so beautifully!
Ammonia's not a bad idea. My mom used to wash her kitchen floor with ammonia. Scrubbing until the plaster turns out white-white means scrubbing off at least three layers of paint! Don't think I'm up for that. But I'll scrub until the surface is bright yellow (and dark green in some places, and dark pink in others)!
I hate all the work that's involved in wall prep, but it's so worth it when it's done.
Make sure you have good ventilation is you are using ammonia or you could get chemical pneumonia like I did! I'm trying to get vinyl off of mom's kitchen, won't budge without a steamer. I told her to hire it done. It was supposed to be dry strip-able, not after 17 years apparently! Good Luck!
I just picked up some Spic 'n Span (essentially TSP without P), and then stopped to chat with the painter (house painter) next door. He said that hot water and vinegar works too.
Lots of options, I guess.
Cheap fabric softener mixed with hot water OR vinegar and hot water both work well to remove paste. The trick is to get it on the wall and let it sit about ten minutes, long enough for the chemicals to do their job. A extra wide putty knife has been my favorite tool for this chore however it can ding the wall if you get too carried away. I usually do both a roll of towels at he baseboard to catch drips and a plastic tarp over the rest to catch flying debris. I like to wipe the putty knife after I use it into a pail so it is clean for the next swipe on the wall. Sometimes my aim into the bucket isn't what it should be and it's a nice help to have that plastic there on the floor to catch mistakes. Paper that has been removed and dried is just as nasty to remove as paper from a wall.
I had this happen to me. Sorry so much for you-occasionally my people painted over the wallpaper, so, yeah. from about 1912 (the pencil writing on the plaster in my 1889 home's pantry). What I did was this...
I just took a razor knife and scored the layers of wallpaper. Then I wiped with a sponge soaked in Downy (maybe a capful to 1.5 gallons). Then I used a putty knife to peel back (from bare plaster once I got to it) as much as I possibly could.
I'm delighted that my current project was just removing one layer of wallpaper that was over PRIMED plaster circa 1989. I know. So lucky. I did have to rebuild a wall, so I'm not completely lucky. But I was pretty darn lucky.
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Here is a list to help anyone heading off on a vacation. Instead of seeing the usual tourist attractions, why not check out some of this more offbeat ones? There is something for everyone and you may even end up making new friends with equally strange taste.
The Japanese do everything that other people do, but sometimes in very different ways. One day because somebody thought it was mundane to have a bath with water and soap, he decided to have bath in Noodles and soon enough other people wanted to do the same. Apparently, pepper collagen, the ingredient used in pork broth improves metabolism and clears your skin. Acne is also said to vanish after one session. This same bath previously filled their spas with beaujolais wine and chocolate.
It is not certain whether Fidel roped in Michael Crichton to oversee the construction of this experiment in anachronism, but even Jurassic Park's creator would feel a little bizarre in the milieu of life-size prehistoric creatures completed by inmates from a nearby prison. Spread over an area of 11 hectares, the 200 life-sized prehistoric creatures in the Santiago de Cuba province range from the brontosaurus to cave men, creating a kind of Communist theme park with shades of the Flintstones thrown in.
Rajasthan, India. The land of Maharajas, palaces, deserts, camels and-the Karni Mata temple which not only serves as a refuge for rodents but a place where they are worshipped as well. Built in the early twentieth century by Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner in reverence to Karni Mata, a female Hindu sage, the temples ostentation serves as no indication to the experience one is going to get. So high is the status of rats in this citadel of devotion that an accidental death of one of the inhabitants will require a replacement with a replica in solid gold.
In the city of Pyongyang, which one journalist described as being a 'Stalinist theme park', lies the International Friendship Exhibition Hall. In this structure are housed 90, 000 or more gifts accumulated over the years by the great leader Kim Il Sung. The list of admirers include former Soviet prime ministers Gregory Malenkov and Nikolai Bulganin, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, Cuba's Fidel Castro and Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe. But the gifts themselves are most interesting-silver chopsticks from Mongolia, a gold cigarette case presented by Marshall Tito of Yugoslavia, chess boards from Colonel Qaddafi and a grinning alligator offering drinks from a wooden tray sent all the way from Nicaragua. Surely, friendship has its rewards.
Julián Santana Barrera collected dolls which were discarded. Legend had it that he did it to appease the spirit of a girl who drowned in the river. The bizarre collection stares when you navigate through the canals of Xochimico and to make the story more interesting, Barrera succumbed to the same fate as that little girl for whom he labored so hard.
Ross Peroach, David Letteroach and Marlin Monroach are some of the characters you will acquaint yourself with when you visit Michael Bohdan's Cockroaches Hall of Fame in Plano, Texas. A pioneering pest control specialist, he took it upon himself to impersonate famous characters in the most bizarre way possible: through the medium of deceased cockroaches. However, if you are not into dead ones, he has Madagascar hissing roaches as well… and they are alive and kicking.
Most travelers are not bored in Bangkok but if malaise sets in there is always the Bangkok prison to go to. Why? Because for a price you can interact with the inmates, some of them western travelers whose holiday went horribly wrong. Brought into the spotlight by the 1999 movie Brokedown Palace, this highly fortified bastion derives its allure from the possibility of actually showcasing 7000 specimens imprisoned for crimes ranging from drug smuggling to murder. Moreover, you quickly learn not to commit such crimes when you are in Thailand.
If you ever hazard to travel the silk route like the pioneering traders centuries ago, the city of Ashgabat in the former Soviet republic of Turkmenistan will introduce you to one of its own great denizens: Saparmurat Niyazov. Niyazov (Turkmenistan's leader after independence) etched his name onto everything in the country, but most famously he built for himself the Neutrality Arch. To secure his place in history as a megalomaniac, he ordered his statue to be placed at the top, revolving continuously such that he always faces the sun. And to top it all he called the structure 'Neutrality Arch', a word which you can hardly use for a man who ruled with an iron fist.
In Gifu prefecture lies an oddball theme park which recreates the great battle of Sekigahara. As if a solemn monument was not enough, an enterprising businessman recreated this epic battle replete with life size concrete structures of beheading, ritual suicides and hand to hand combat. If you are not satisfied with the gore, the song titled 'Ah, the decisive battle of Sekigahara' on an endless loop will soothe your ears.
Perhaps the unlikeliest of places to host an ossuary, the Karner Bone House in the bucolic Austrian town of Hallstrat would far more easily be associated with the 'Sound of music'. However, it is more noted now for being host to painted skulls in decorations such as flowers, leaves and serpents. Why? Because of the acute lack of space and the urgent need to recycle graves. Very surprising when you consider only 2,100 skulls of the 30,000 known deaths and burials were documented. [Image Source]


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Note from dshort: I've updated the quiz based on today's Q3 Flow of Funds release. Hint: The correct answer is the same as it was for the last quiz, just more incredible.
Pop Quiz! Without recourse to your text, your notes or a Google search, what line item is the largest asset on Uncle Sam's balance sheet?
- U.S. Official Reserve Assets
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- Student Loans
The correct answer, as of the latest Flow of Funds report is ... Student Loans.
The rapid growth in student debt has been a frequent topic in the financial press. One stunning chart that caught my attention illustrated the rapid growth in federal loans to students since the onset of the great recession. Here is a chart based on data from the Flow of Funds Table L.105, which shows the Federal Government's assets and liabilities.
As I point out on the chart, the two callouts are for Q4 2007, the quarter in which the Great Recession began (December 2007) the most recent quarter on record, Q3 2012. The loan balance has risen and astonishing 448 percent over that timeframe, most of which dates from after the recession.
This chart only includes federal loans to students. Private loans make up an even larger amount. Earlier this year the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) posted an article with the attention-grabbing title: Too Big to Fail: Student debt hits a trillion.
But back to our quiz. Student loans may be a liability on the consumer balance sheet, but they constitute an asset for Uncle Sam. Just how big? Over 36 percent of the total federal assets, about 4.5 times the 8 percent for the total mortgages outstanding and over three times the size of Taxes Receivable.
Of course, assets are, sadly, the trivial side of Uncle Sam's Flow of Funds balance sheet -- about 1.39 Trillion. The liability side totaled 13.11 Trillion at the end of Q3.
The current banter is all about the Fiscal Cliff, but that complex set of issues will be addressed -- one way or another -- before the next quarterly update of this grim quiz. However, the student loan bubble, the biggest slice in Uncle Sam's pie, will haunt our economy for many years to come.
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SLATE OF OFFICERS AND BOARD 2015-2017Dear Temple Members,
Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach will be holding its Annual Meeting of the Congregation on Tuesday, March 31, 2015, at 6:00 PM. Included in this year's Annual Meeting, in addition to a series of reports reflecting upon the past year and projecting the Temple's future, there will be an election of Officers and Trustees for the new Board term that begins May 1, 2015.
The accepted slate for the Board of Trustees as presented by the Nominating Committee for the term of May 1, 2015 through April 30, 2017 appears below.
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The Board of Trustees of Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach has approved the following slate of Officers and Trustees for the 2015-2017 term.
OfficersPresident: Robert Gordon, DO1st Vice President: Charles Feldberg2nd Vice President: Harold Bix Financial Secretary: Steven M. Horowitz, DC Treasurer: Ronald Y. Schram, EsqRecording Secretary: Vivienne Felberman IvryImmediate Past President: Anthony Lampert
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Inept \In*ept"\, adjective [L. ineptus; prefix. in- not + aptus apt, fit: cf. F. inepte. Cf. {Inapt}.]
1. Not apt or fit; unfit; unsuitable; improper; unbecoming.
The Aristotelian philosophy is inept for new discoveries. --Glanvill.
2. Silly; useless; nonsensical; absurd; foolish.
To view attention as a special act of intelligence, and to distinguish it from consciousness, is utterly inept. --Sir W. Hamilton.
From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]:
1: not elegant or graceful in expression; "an awkward prose style"; "a clumsy apology"; "his cumbersome writing style"; "if the rumor is true, can anything be more inept than to repeat it now?" [syn: {awkward}, {clumsy}, {cumbersome}, {inapt}, {inept}, {ill-chosen}]
2: generally incompetent and ineffectual; "feckless attempts to repair the plumbing"; "inept handling of the account" [syn: {feckless}, {inept}]
3: revealing lack of perceptiveness or judgment or finesse; "an inept remark"; "it was tactless to bring up those disagreeable" [syn: {inept}, {tactless}]
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The Garand is an amazing gun. My dad has one and it was always a treat to get to shoot it. Today your best bet is to look at the Civilian Marksmanship Program. http://www.odcmp.com/Sales/m1garand.htm
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William Staedeli (1895 - 1973) was born on December 11, 1895. He was born into the Staedeli family.
He died in February 1973 at 77 years of age.
William Staedeli's last known residence is at Bronx, Bronx County, New York.
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- William
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- Bronx, Bronx County, New York
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- Gender
- Male
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Compared to other Staedelis
The average lifespan in our database of 33 Staedelis is 77.5 years old. William Staedeli lived -0.5 years shorter than this.See more Staedeli stats