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Universal Ultra-Lite™ 2-1/16" Electric Oil Temperature Gauge (4348) by Auto Meter®, 140 - 300 F. This lightweight gauge is a competition favorite, featuring an easy to read silver dial with high-contrast orange pointer, perimeter incandescent lighting with red and green bulb covers, and silver anodized bezel. Available with electric analog 270 degree full sweep 100°F-340°F display with precision stepper motor movement in a 2 5/8" gauge housing, 1/8" NPT sender, 1/2" and 3/8" NPT adapter/fittings, and wiring harness; with electric analog 90 degree 140°F-300°F short sweep display with air-core meter movement in a 2 1/16" gauge housing, 1/8" NPT sender, and 3/8" NPT and 1/2" NPT adapter/fittings; and with electric digital bright red, LED lit microprocessor controlled 0°F-340°F display, 2 1/16" gauge housing, 1/8" NPT sender, 3/8" NPT and 1/2" NPT adapter/fittings, and wiring harness. Each gauge comes with installation instructions.
- Accurately displays engine oil temperature
- Alerts you to temperature problems so you can act to avoid potential damage
- Available with electric or mechanical temperature senders
- Available with analog or digital display
- Analog gauge available with short sweep or full sweep display
- Analog gauge available with degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius display
- Available in 2 1/16" and 2 5/8" gauge housing
- Available in a selection of styles, face colors, bezel finishes and lighting
- Each gauge comes with sender, adapters/fittings (as required), and instructions
- Limited 1-year warranty
- Proudly made in the USA
A quality motor oil used within its optimal temperature range will retain its engine protection capabilities for many miles. However, if engine operation rarely allows the oil to come up to temperature, or if the temperature range is exceeded, engine oil life will be severely reduced with ensuing engine damage. The combustion process creates water vapor and chemical compounds. These boil off if the engine oil reaches normal operating temperature, but if they don't harmful acids can be created that can harm engine parts like bearings. High oil temperature can also be harmful, causing the oil to break down and become too thin to provide the necessary lubricating cushion between parts, resulting in contact and parts damage. If you're aware of your engine oil temperature, you'll be able to react and alter engine operation to keep the oil temperature within the proper operating range, or shut the engine off to allow the oil to cool. To know the status of this critical system, rely on an Auto Meter Oil Temperature Gauge.
The Auto Meter Oil Temperature Gauge is available with electric or mechanical senders, with analog or digital display, short sweep and full sweep analog displays, in 2 1/16" and 2 5/8" gauge housings, in various styles, face colors, bezel finishes and lighting combinations.
Electric 270 degree full sweep analog gauges are powered by digitally controlled rugged stepper motor drives and lab grade solid state sensors for extreme precision. These are the best gauges available and the choice of top racing teams worldwide. They deliver the highest accuracy levels of any gauge type, combined with the durability and superior resolution of a traditional mechanical gauge and the safer operation of traditional electrics.
Electric digital gauges have bright, LED lit microprocessor controlled displays for the ultimate in precise, high-tech readings. Choose a digital gauge when you need an eye-catching visual reference and an exact numeric reading. Electric short sweep analog gauges feature advanced 90 degree, quick reacting, precise air-core movements and simple 3-wire installations.
Mechanical analog gauges include a bronze bourdon tube, 270 degree sweep movements, and durable nylon gearing for ruggedness and long lasting durability. They require no electrical power for operation so they're an ideal choice for racing vehicles with no or low powered electrical systems.
Each gauge comes with sender, adapters/fittings, and instructions, and it's backed by a limited 1-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.62.56Brand: Auto Meter Part Number: 4348 UPC: 046074043482
Auto Meter® is the leading manufacturer of automotive instrumentation and electronics. The company manufacturers instruments for displaying everything that's possible to measure on a vehicle, including specialized gauges, shift lights and warning lights for all types of racing, where they are the dominant brand. Founded in 1957 by electronic instrumentation pioneer Vern Westberg, today the company is a division of the Harbour Group. Besides manufacturing performance and racing instrumentation and electronics for the automotive aftermarket, Auto Meter also has an OEM division that makes instrumentation for production vehicles, a Pro-Cycle division that produces instrumentation for motorcycles, a Marine division that creates instrumentation for watercraft, and a Test Equipment division that manufactures a complete line of equipment for testing, charging and maintaining batteries, and testing the vehicle charging system. Headquartered in Sycamore, Illinois, where it has a 45,000 sq. ft. manufacturing plant, Auto Meter also has 125,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing plant space in Utah, where its OEM and Test Equipment divisions are located. The company has 500 employees, all devoted to providing the performance enthusiast and racer with the information they need.
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The view from the Bridge of Sighs was the last view of Venice that convicts saw before their imprisonment. The bridge name, given by Lord Byron in the 19th century, comes from the suggestion that prisoners would sigh at their final view of beautiful Venice through the window before being taken down to their cells. In reality, the days of inquisitions and summary executions were over by the time the bridge was built and the cells under the palace roof were occupied mostly by small-time criminals. In addition, little could be seen from inside the Bridge due to the stone grills covering the windows.
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Dallas wrote:In the abc's... (page 60, Chapter 5, How it works) it mentions "spiritual progress" rather than "spiritual perfection".
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And, for me, my problem is not "lack of power"... it's my Ego (Self-perception)... that keeps me disconnected from the Power. Conscious separation is my problem (Self-perception, Ego) and Conscious Contact (referred to in Step 11) is my solution.
At Step 10, I "entered the world of the spirit" and Steps 9, 10, 11 and 12, show me how easily my Ego can take me out of the "world of the spirit".
This has been my experience as well. Self-will, like the moles in the classic Whac-a-Mole game, keeps popping up. This also connects to my spiritual beliefs and experience.
If I pray only for knowledge of God's will for me, it helps keep my self-will in line with God's will for me.


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In the summer of 1913, Albert Einstein together with his wife and son honored the Hotel Schweizerhof with a visit – at the same time as Irène Curie, the daughter of Marie Curie, and an acknowledged chemist herself. According to the guest book, they were "very pleased" with their stay. Whether this was due to the laid-back balmy evenings with relaxed dinners on the veranda of the hotel, or because of the inspiring talks and theories among fellow professionals, we will never know. At the time, the staff would only wonder about the strangely bescribbled napkins left on the table after dinner. Who knows, maybe Einstein developed the basis for his theory of relativity back then at the Schweizerhof...
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Rich in tradition, this hotel was built in 1903 in the Belle Époque and Art Nouveau styles. Currently managed by the 4th generation of the same family. Daniel Schmid, the director, is the grandson of the hotel's founder and has had a cultural influence on the hotel, where the likes of Albert Einstein, the Empress Zita and Marie Curie chose to spend their "summer retreat". The history of the Schweizerhof can be read in the book "Literary Grand Hotels of Switzerland".
For lovers of Typically Swiss HotelsEven the fourth generation of hosts have remained faithful to their values in this family-run, first-class Swiss hotel: "To give service to our guests" was the motto of great-grandfather Daniel Schmidt who built the Schweizerhof.
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This performing group has never failed in their ability to captivate audiences. Every semester has brought new and different ideas of what is dance and how it relates to the world around us. It is a course that engages a high level of collaboration, dialog and discovery. Year after year the group continues to bring a rich dance tradition of creativity and community to California State University, Fresno.
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I am not going to bother trying to start one.... Mostly because I go to a Christian Private School. More than once has Pastafarianism been mentioned in my World Views (a mix of philosophy, politics, and religion) class. It is usually mentioned in a light-hearted humorous manner, but such a club would not be allowed, joke or not.
That's ok, though, I graduate in 4 months. I will be attending North Carolina State University, and if there is a Pastafarianism club there, I will join it, but if not, I may try to start one.


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With the recent announcements of the iPad and iPhone OS 4 it looks like Apple is set to announce what many people have been speculating for a while. While recently answering some emails it appears that Steve Jobs has confirmed that the first generation iPhone will not be getting an upgrade to the iPhone OS 4. It makes a little bit of sense considering that Apple's subscriptions accounting model for the original iPhone only accounted for free upgrades for 24 months.
Even though Apple does have this 24 month upgrade policy in place it is just a matter of paperwork and could be easily corrected. At the least Apple could allow for an iPod touch style paid upgrade since the first generation iPhone essentially uses the same hardware as the newer devices. As much as I would like to see Apple offer this upgrade to the iPhone OS 4 it does not look like it is going to happen.
This is a real shame that Apple is not willing to allow their original customers to upgrade to the new operating system when it appears that it easily could allow it. Essentially Apple is dead ending a $400 phone 3 years after it was released and forcing loyal customers to go out and purchase an updated iPhone if they wish to use all of the features that are associated with iPhone OS 4.
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It is probably not news to you, newsies that you are, that SecDef Leon Panetta formally ended the military ban on women serving in front-line combat roles:
The decision by outgoing Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is expected to be formally announced on Thursday and comes after 11 years of non-stop war that has seen dozens of women killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
They have represented around 2 percent of the casualties of those unpopular, costly wars, and some 12 percent of those deployed for the war effort, in which there were often no clearly defined front lines, and where deadly guerrilla tactics have included roadside bombs that kill and maim indiscriminately.
"This is an historic step for equality and for recognizing the role women have, and will continue to play, in the defense of our nation," said Democratic Senator Patty Murray from Washington, the outgoing head of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee.
Anu Bhagwati, a former Marine captain and head of the Service Women's Action Network, said her decision to leave the Marine Corps in 2004 owed partly to the combat exclusion policy.
"I know countless women whose careers have been stunted by combat exclusion in all the branches," said Bhagwati, who called the decision an "historic moment."
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Stay completely warm while you walk across town in frigid temperatures, and don't worry if a few snow flurries start to fall.
Those frigid walks into town and annoyingly cold drives to work aren't a problem for you anymore thanks to the Marmot Women's Montreal Down Coat. The 700-fill down insulation works its heat magic while making sure the jacket feels light as a feather on your torso, and Marmot's proprietary Down Defender treatment resists water so the down won't lose it's warmth due to just a few snow flurries. The polyester shell has a DWR coating that also resists water. A plush lining slides over your work attire like a glove, and it feels so soft against your skin that you'll wish you could work in this coat all day.
The Montreal's insulated hood keeps your head nice and toasty so you don't have to squish your hair down with a beanie, and you can remove both the hood and its fur ruff when you don't need them. Marmot lined the internal cuffs with micro fleece, and the front pockets also have micro fleece for extra hand coziness. The internal zippered pocket stores small items like lip balm while the drop pocket holds all your bigger items like your gloves, beanie, or phone.
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Dark Crimson Color
Had a customer shoot me a photo of the Dark Crimson color. When not photographed in a studio you can see it has a more rustic orange tint than a deep red which is what she thought.
Coming Back For More
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
Height: 5' 5"Weight: 168 lbsSize Purchased: large
I purchased this coat last year to replace a 600 fill North Face coat that I have had for about 6 years. It did not disappoint! It keeps me warm. I guess there is look of contentment on my face as other women have commented they want my coat! The only color available in my size at that time was the white so I plan to order the Montreaux in a darker color for obvious reasons and because it is a little longer for this winter.
Really warm and comfy
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Height: 5' 6"Weight: 155 lbsSize Purchased: Medium
I compared this to another coat, and ended up keeping this one. First off, it's really warm, partly because the top half has a fleece lining. Yes, the coat is water/snow proof. I haven't tried it in rain, but we get some pretty wet snow in NYC, and there were no lingering dark wet spots. The only drawback is that it's not really stylish. The diagonal quilting helps to slim the coat, and the faux fur on the hood is sleek, but it's still a puffer. In the end, the coat is comfy, warm, and well-made.
Kayla Weiser, Gearhead
Montreal Down Coat
Great Coat!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
This coat is very comfortable and warm. The coat is long enough to keep your legs warm especially in very cold weather. I highly recommend this coat if you are looking for a warm weather coat. It is well worth the money!
Purty darn Warm
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: True to size
Gave this as a gift to my mother for Christmas. The woman is extremely cold blooded, like orders hot tea on a 90 degree day because the AC is on and she needs something warm, cold blooded. She put this on during the last cold blast back east and absolutely loves it. Much warmer than previous TNF jackets she's purchased. Comes down around mid thigh, as far as length goes. She got the Cabernet and says "it's very purple". so there's that.
Great coat
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I purchased this coat a few months ago and love it. Just long enough in length and have been in below zero weather several times. The soft fleece inside is a plus. I ordered a large due to bust and hips and still have room for a sweater. This cost is worth the money.
Great jacket for subzero temps!
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I had been looking for a long jacket for quite some time. I tried on the Canada Goose Trillium, and loved it- but really didn't want to throw down a month's rent on a jacket. I settled on the Marmot Montreal for its down fill and positive reviews, and I already have a Marmot ski jacket, which has been great.
The jacket fits really well. I thought it might be unflattering, but its actually flattering on. I had read reviews that it was tight in the chest area; but I did not find that to be true. I purchased the XS. For reference, I am 5'1" and 105 lbs, 32B chest. I was able to wear a thin crew neck sweatshirt underneath. It felt snug, but I did not feel as though my movement was restricted in any way. Another reviewer commented on the short sleeves, but again, I did not find this to be the case. With my arms extended, the end up the jacket sleeve hits me just above the knuckles.
I put the jacket to the test this morning- I took my dog for a walk in -24F Minneapolis. I felt very warm for the first time of my life living in Minnesota. I wish that it came in a body suit...
Bottom line- great jacket for cold weather temps, with a flattering fit and Marmot quality. (and good price!)
Short Sleeves
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: True to size
Wanted to love this coat- felt so warm and length was nice, but there are tight fleece cuffs inside this coat that were way uncomfortable. They hugged my wrists too short for my sleeve length, so much that I couldn't wear a sweater with the coat. The coat is warm enough that you probably don't need a sweater, but inside my house I did, but then couldn't put on the coat comfortably. Too bad. Warmest coat I have found.
Magical Cloud of Warmth!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
After hesitating to drop the $$, I bought this coat as a christmas present to myself...and honestly, couldn't love it more. I live in very-northern-practically-Canada Vermont, and wanted something to keep me warm walking my dog or strolling town on well-below zero days. So far I've had it out in ~ 5 F (with only a t-shirt under) and was VERY warm. I tried on several brands similar coats (Mountain Hardware, North Face, etc) and the Marmot was by far the nicest fit and coziest (really fluffy but somehow still flattering, must be the diagonal baffles). Comfortable, soft, warm...amazing!
Size wise, I usually wear a small but went with a medium..I'm 5'5", 130 lb, have a pretty muscular upper body arms/back, the small fit great everywhere else but felt tight in arms/chest (I was able to try on in store). If you're similar build would suggest sizing up. Medium fits great.
I got the coat in black, and feel it's nice enough to dress up (but works just as well in jeans/sweats). I think the faux fur is cute - but both the fur and hood zip off separate, so you can adjust to suit your taste
also! (and maybe most importantly), it hits around mid-thigh, 1/2 way between hip and knees...offering full coverage to keep your buns toasty :)
Adam Saucedo, Gearhead
What is the center back length in a medium?
Adam Saucedo, Gearhead
34 inches
Sizing Way Off
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
This runs really small in the chest & shoulders. I am petite - 5'1", not broad or big-chested, and the small only fit with a thin sweater underneath. Who wears thin sweaters in the winter? The medium was way too big. Disappointed in Marmot's sizing. A friend who bought the same coat had the same issue with the Medium (she is taller but also petite frame). Gorgeous coat, very poor fit. Too bad!
runs small in chest!!!!!
- Fit: Runs small
I am 5'2" and 112lbs but have a broad back/but no chest really from paddling. I ordered a small and it is way too tight in the chest but fits perfectly everywhere else. Nice jacket but runs really small for a down coat. Now there are no mediums left-too bad.
So warm!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
I just got my coat delivered a couple days ago and I love it! It's so warm. It isn't super cold yet (about 23 today, which seems cold but if you're from Michigan you know that's only the beginning), but I couldn't feel the chill at all through this coat. I've only had the coat a couple days but I haven't seen any problems with the down coming out yet so that's good. As for the size, I'm very petite (5'0 and 115 lbs) and I could have gotten an XS. I got a small and while it fits well, I definitely have more room than I need under there. I would return it for an XS but I'd have to mail it in and go through all that and it's not worth it to me so I'm keeping the small. It just means I have lots of room to layer if I want to! Some reviews said it was tight in the chest area for them but I don't have that issue. I'm a 32C and still have a couple inches of fabric there. The length of the coat hits about four inches above my knee so it keeps my legs warm without taking over my whole body. The hood is very roomy too. It falls right over my face when I put it up but I don't mind. Any time I'd want to wear a hood, I'm assuming I'd want a lot of coverage from wind. Overall I'm very glad I got this coat! It's not only warm but also very cute. I got the cabernet color and it's exactly as it shows on the webpage. It's a deep purplish red, like wine. Love it.
It IS warm!
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
It's mid November and we've already had below-zero wind chills here in Chicago and this coat has kept me warm!!! I get cold easily and my body just doesn't produce heat unless I'm exercising. I have to stand at my kids bus stop 6 times a day (3 kids x twice daily) everyday and it's usually super windy there. I don't even have to wear a hat as long as I put on the hood (which is quite big and my side views are limited). Even when it's windy, I do not feel any wind creeping in. I feel like I've finally found my perfect everyday coat!
As for the fit, I bought a medium as usual. I'm short (only 5'1") and top heavy (125 lbs) and my jacket has enough room for a thick sweater. The cut is still quite feminine and I don't look huge like some thicker down coats do. The long length covers about 3/4 of my thigh so it's a perfect length for jeans. I couldn't decide whether to order Montreal or Montreaux but decided on the shorter one just because I wanted a everyday coat to wear with jeans. I like the Montreal so much that now I'm thinking of ordering the Montreaux or Toronto for dressier occasions!
Oh, one more thing. I have the black which isn't true dark black but has a grayish tint to it. I don't mind it but if you want a true black jacket, it's not.
Does this jacket have wrist protectors (inserts for your hands) at the end of the sleeves? It is hard to tell from the picture?
If you're talking about the kind that covers your palm and a hole for the thumb, no it doesn't. It just has a fleece cuff (not elasticized) that comes right up to the inside of the down exterior material.
On another site it says that the down leaks all over the back. Has this been a problem for anyone?
I had concern about this too. I called Marmot and they said there were some issues with some of the coats but not all of them. They apparently guarantee and so does Backcountry. I would check with customer service by phone to see how they would handle this. Not sure how Marmot would handle guarantee.
Favorite winter coat!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I love this coat!!! It's my favorite coat for around town. I stay completely warm and dry, even in a storm. I love that it keeps me toasty all the way to my knees, a life saver on cold walks. Can't wait to wear this again!
If I normally wear a medium, would a large...
If I normally wear a medium, would a large look too bulky on me? I'm 5'4", 120lbs. I really want this jacket but can't find it anywhere in medium.
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I would not suggest getting a large. Based on your size it will be too big, and definitely look bulky.


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Students returning from the Rome Semester typically describe their academic experiences in glowing terms. "It is the place," they say, "where UD's Core Curriculum came together for me." The success of the academic program in Rome comes down to two fundamental things: first, superior teaching; and second, the juxtaposition of reading great books and seeing firsthand some of the world's most historic places and most extraordinary works of art and architecture.


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I'm a fulltime college student thats interested in enlisting. I'd like to be a 68 whiskey because I want to work in healthcare. I'm fine with missing a semester for basic and AIT but I really dont want to miss two. I feel like it's too late to ship out and come back before the spring semester. If I were to get a ship date that starts after the fall semester could I RSP the entire time in between? And would I be eligible for FTA or would I have to be IET first? Thank you for your time.
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There are two guys in my RSP who have been in it for 18 months.
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You can only be in RSP for 24 months. past that, and they will discharge you. You can still get FTA, and you can get State Ta after you finish BCT. However, good luck on trying to switch MOS and get a better ship date out of it. Here in VA, getting your MOS switched is just about as likely as going straight from IET to canceling your guard contract to go active.. (its not gonna happen)
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Talk to your recruiter about a "split-op" option. You will go to BCT one summer and return home for phase 2 of RSP for the fall and spring semesters than go to AIT the following summer. It was a program designed for 17 year olf college students but can be applied to almost anyone. You just need to make sure you keep up on your PT and dont lose your military bearing between BCT and AIT.
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CHICAGO (Oct. 5, 2009) -- More than 50 new presidents of local and regional Illinois bar groups will meet for a symbolic swearing-in ceremony to commemorate their common goals and celebrate the Illinois legal community's commitment to diversity at the seventh annual Unity Dinner, being held on Thursday, October 8, at the Grand Ballroom at The Hilton Towers, 720 South Michigan Avenue.
The event, titled "2009 Unity Dinner: Embracing Diversity and Leading by Example," and co-hosted by the Filipino American Bar Association and The John Marshall Law School, and will bring together in one room scores of officers and members of participating bar associations, members of the judiciary, lawyers, and deans and faculty members of Chicago-area law schools. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Diversity Scholarship Foundation, which fosters diversity in the legal profession through scholarships and grants for law students.
"This one-of-a-kind event unites leaders of the legal profession who are unwavering in their commitment to making the Chicago legal community the most diverse in the country," said Jessica A. O'Brien, Chair of the event's planning committee and Special Assistant Attorney General at the Illinois Department of Revenue.
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Proceeds of the event benefit the Diversity Scholarship Foundation, a not-for-profit organization established by judges and lawyers dedicated to assure that law school student bodies and the legal community be diverse, and that underprivileged and underrepresented minorities be able to attend law school through scholarships, grants and/or loans.
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Topics addressed in this unit include: the operation and structure of a modern financial system (institutions, instruments and markets); direct and intermediated finance; interest rate determination and yield curve analysis; mathematical concepts; financial institutions; prudential supervision; equity markets and instruments; sources and types of short-term, medium-term and longer-term debt finance; financial instrument pricing; the foreign exchange markets; offshore funding in the international markets; and introduction to derivative instruments.
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20 U.S. Code § 9703 - Duties of the Commission
(a) Duties
(1) In general
The Commission, through the authority of the members referred to in section 9702 (c) of this title, shall take such actions as it deems necessary to streamline, improve, or augment the financial literacy and education programs, grants, and materials of the Federal Government, including curricula for all Americans.
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(C) increase awareness of the availability and significance of credit reports and credit scores in obtaining credit, the importance of their accuracy (and how to correct inaccuracies), their effect on credit terms, and the effect common financial decisions may have on credit scores;
(G) understand resources that ought to be easily accessible and affordable, and that inform and educate investors as to their rights and avenues of recourse when an investor believes his or her rights have been violated by unprofessional conduct of market intermediaries;
(H) increase awareness of the particular financial needs and financial transactions (such as the sending of remittances) of consumers who are targeted in multilingual financial literacy and education programs and improve the development and distribution of multilingual financial literacy and education materials;
(I) promote bringing individuals who lack basic banking services into the financial mainstream by opening and maintaining an account with a financial institution; and
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The Commission shall establish and maintain a website, such as the domain name "FinancialLiteracy.gov", or a similar domain name.
(2) Purposes
The website established under paragraph (1) shall—
(A) serve as a clearinghouse of information about Federal financial literacy and education programs;
(B) provide a coordinated entry point for accessing information about all Federal publications, grants, and materials promoting enhanced financial literacy and education;
(C) offer information on all Federal grants to promote financial literacy and education, and on how to target, apply for, and receive a grant that is most appropriate under the circumstances;
(D) as the Commission considers appropriate, feature website links to efforts that have no commercial content and that feature information about financial literacy and education programs, materials, or campaigns; and
(c) Toll-free hotline
The Commission shall establish a toll-free telephone number that shall be made available to members of the public seeking information about issues pertaining to financial literacy and education.
(d) Development and dissemination of materials
The Commission shall—
(e) Coordination of efforts
The Commission shall take such steps as are necessary to coordinate and promote financial literacy and education efforts at the State and local level, including promoting partnerships among Federal, State, and local governments, nonprofit organizations, and private enterprises.
(f) National strategy
(1) In general
The Commission shall—
(A) not later than 18 months after December 4, 2003, develop a national strategy to promote basic financial literacy and education among all American consumers; and
(2) Strategy
The strategy to promote basic financial literacy and education required to be developed under paragraph (1) shall provide for—
(A) participation by State and local governments and private, nonprofit, and public institutions in the creation and implementation of such strategy;
(B) the development of methods—
(i) to increase the general financial education level of current and future consumers of financial services and products; and
(C) review of Federal activities designed to promote financial literacy and education, and development of a plan to improve coordination of such activities; and
(g) Consultation
The Commission shall actively consult with a variety of representatives from private and nonprofit organizations and State and local agencies, as determined appropriate by the Commission.
(h) Reports
(1) In general
Not later than 18 months after the date of the first meeting of the Commission, and annually thereafter, the Commission shall issue a report, the Strategy for Assuring Financial Empowerment ("SAFE Strategy"), to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs of the Senate and the Committee on Financial Services of the House of Representatives on the progress of the Commission in carrying out this chapter.
(2) Contents
The report required under paragraph (1) shall include—
(B) information concerning the implementation of the duties of the Commission under subsections (a) through (g);
(C) an assessment of the success of the Commission in implementing the national strategy developed under subsection (f);
(D) an assessment of the availability, utilization, and impact of Federal financial literacy and education materials;
(E) information concerning the content and public use of—
(F) a brief survey of the financial literacy and education materials developed under subsection (d), and data regarding the dissemination and impact of such materials, as measured by improved financial decisionmaking;
(G) a brief summary of any hearings conducted by the Commission, including a list of witnesses who testified at such hearings;
(I) a summary of all Federal financial literacy and education activities targeted to communities that have historically lacked access to financial literacy materials and education, and have been underserved by the mainstream financial systems; and
Source(Pub. L. 108–159, title V, § 514,Dec. 4, 2003, 117 Stat. 2004.)
For definitions of terms used in this section, see section 2 ofPub. L. 108–159, set out as a note under section 1681 of Title 15, Commerce and Trade.
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In both instances, said Deputy Supervisor Albert N. Nicola, who ran the meeting in the absence of Supervisor Joseph D. Gray, the low bidders were selected.
Bids were received from nine firms for general construction, with six firms submitting electrical work bids. General construction bids ranged from $968,499 to $1,339,000, while electrical bids spanned from $139,653 to $157,900.
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"It didn't need to happen," Debbi Romjue said. "There's options out there for people. If you can't take care of the horse, there's options."
The horse remained along the road for at least 12 hours on Tuesday until county officials could get it removed. People who live near the area believe the horse was dumped sometime overnight.
The horse was found on its side along Greenwood Road in Vernalis. Its front feet were tied with twine and back feet tied with rope that led to a telephone pole.
"(The) horse (was) laying there eyes open, mouth open; gunshot in between his ears and it looked like the front of his head had been crushed by something," Romjue said.
Investigators believe the horse was killed at another location and brought to Greenwood Road on a trailer. There was blood near the horse's nose and deep scars on its backside.
Romjue, whose family owns horses near the area, said the hooves were not groomed but the horse appeared to be healthy.She believes the horse was about 10-years-old because of the condition of its teeth.
The horse was still wearing a red halter when dumped.
"It's senseless. There's no reason for it. That horse didn't have to die," said Romjue.
San Joaquin County sheriff's Lt. Philip George said horse-dumping happens throughout the county from time-to-time and the animals are often left along the road for someone else to pick-up. During the dumping, the horses are tied to telephone poles or other solid objects so the suspects can leave the horse on their trailer then fall off as they drive away -- instead of attempting to carry the horse, that can sometimes weigh up to 1,500 pounds, said George.
In this most recent case, a hauling company, that contracts with the county, came to remove the horse.
If an animal dies or is euthanized, a rendering company, that disposes dead animals, picks them up after an owner calls and pays a fee.
"Whoever did this must have known the tallow truck drives by here everyday so it's somebody that lives around here, obviously," said Derek Romjue."This is just ridiculous."
"I see animals dumped on that road all the time. I've picked up dogs and taken them to the shelter from that same spot," said Nicole Hamilton who saw the horse as she was driving by with her children.
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