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LONG BEACH, Calif., Dec. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Epson America is now shipping the SureLab™ D3000 professional dry lab, a complete solution for photographers seeking high quality production prints at fast speeds. Delivering low cost-per-print and simple consumables management, the SureLab D3000 offers a complete printing solution with a low total cost of ownership. In addition, the Dry-lab is available in a compact single-roll version or a dual-roll configuration for increased flexibility, and either unit can be coupled with an optional 10-bin job sorter for the ultimate in job handling and productivity.
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"The vivid print quality, speed and job flexibility offered by the SureLab D3000 is truly spectacular," said Larry Kaufman, product manager, Professional Imaging, Epson America, Inc. "We've incorporated years of printing technology experience featured in Epson's professional line of imaging printers, and scaled it to bring the SureLab D3000 to the market. This new solution is capable of delivering high volumes of prints with the photo quality Epson is known for, in a compact unit designed to fit the needs of a range of photo studios."
The SureLab D3000 boasts speeds of up to 260 8"x10" prints per hour and up to 650 4"x6" prints per hour1 and can accommodate a variety of roll widths. The all-new printer utilizes Epson's exclusive MicroPiezo® print head technology in a design made for robust printing environments and is able to deliver variable droplet sizes as small as 1.5 picoliters to ensure smooth prints. Designed to be used exclusively with the all-new six-color Epson UltraChrome® D6 Ink cartridges2, the SureLab offers extreme image quality that surpasses traditional chemical-based photo labs, and is water-resistant delivering prints that will last for generations.3
Additional Features on the SureLab D3000:
The SureLab D3000 is engineered to specifically meet the product and quality needs of today's photo labs; key features and performance differentiators include:
- Media Configuration and Support: Offers a compact single-roll version or a dual-roll configuration; the single-roll configuration accommodates 4", 5", 6", 8", 10", or 12" paper roll widths and the dual-roll configuration adds an additional 4", 5", 6", and 8" paper roll widths. The Dry-lab supports Epson® Professional Glossy and Epson Professional Luster media and features panoramic printing up to 12" x 48." The system is also equipped with standard automatic de-curling technology.
- Optional Ten-Job Sorter Unit: This option automatically sorts ten print jobs up to 8"x12."
- Standard Automatic Back Printing: SureLab offers a back-side watermark that includes photographer copyright language and two fully customizable 40-character lines of black text per print without slowing printing.
- Software Compatibility: The Epson SureLab is compatible with Microsoft® Windows® XP or Windows® 7 and with virtually any third-party workflow software including Adobe® Photoshop® and Lightroom®, and Darkroom software.
Pricing, Support and Availability
The SureLab D3000 single-roll and dual-roll versions come with a controller PC and are now available through authorized Epson Professional Graphics D-Series resellers for a list price of $19,995 and $22,995 respectively. The optional 10-job sorter is available for $4,995. The SureLab D3000 offers a standard Epson PreferredSM Limited Warranty, a one-year program that includes usually-next business day on-site service, and free phone support. There are also optional extended service programs available through five years of total operation. For additional information, visit www.proimaging.epson.com.
About Epson
Epson is a global imaging and innovation leader whose product lineup ranges from inkjet printers and 3LCD projectors to sensors and other microdevices. Dedicated to exceeding the vision of its customers worldwide, Epson delivers customer value based on compact, energy-saving, and high-precision technologies in markets spanning enterprise and the home to commerce and industry.
Led by the Japan-based Seiko Epson Corporation, the Epson Group comprises more than 81,000 employees in 97 companies around the world, and is proud of its ongoing contributions to the global environment and the communities in which it operates. Epson America, Inc. based in Long Beach, Calif. is Epson's regional headquarters for the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. To learn more about Epson, please visit: www.Epson.com.
You may also connect with Epson America on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/EpsonAmerica), Twitter (http://twitter.com/EpsonAmerica) and (http://twitter.com/EpsonProImaging) and YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/EpsonTV).
Note: Epson, Epson UltraChrome, and MicroPiezo are registered trademarks, Epson Exceed Your Vision is a registered logomark, and SureLab is a trademark of Seiko Epson Corporation. Epson Preferred is a service mark of Epson America, Inc. All other product brand names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Epson disclaims any and all rights in these marks.
1 Print speeds are based on print engine speed only. Total throughput times depend upon front-end software, file size, printer resolution, networking, number of pages per print job and frequency of jobs.
2 The SureLab D3000 is designed to use only Epson ink cartridges and not other brands of new or refilled cartridges, or other brands of ink or bulk ink systems. Using Epson cartridges is important for reliable performance and high image quality. Epson offers voluntary recycling of spent ink cartridges.
3 Print permanence lasting for generations is based on accelerated testing of prints, on specialty media, displayed indoors in a glass frame or stored in an album. Actual print permanence will vary according to media, printed image, display conditions, light intensity, temperature, humidity and atmospheric conditions. Epson does not guarantee the permanence of prints. For maximum life, prints should be displayed under glass, UV filter or lamination, or properly stored.
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The Oral B Pro-Health Toothbrush is made with a soft, rubberized ergonomic handle for a comfortable and firm grip while brushing. These powered toothbrushes feature interchangeable brush heads, so you can replace the brush while keeping the Oral B electric toothbrush base. With a precision clean flossing design, the Oral B Pro-Health Powered Toothbrush is made to help you achieve excellent dental hygiene.
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The Oral B Pro-Health Toothbrush is made with a soft, rubberized ergonomic handle for a comfortable and firm grip while brushing. These powered toothbrushes feature interchangeable brush heads, so you can replace the brush while keeping the Oral B electric toothbrush base. With a precision clean flossing design, the Oral B Pro-Health Powered Toothbrush is made to help you achieve excellent dental hygiene.
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Customer Reviews | 13 reviews | 4.5 out of 5
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Customer review by t2000kw
First thing to mention here: They fixed the battery compartment!!! Unfortunately , there are no instructions on how to replace the batteries; in fact, no instructions at all, though it's fairly intuitive. The next paragraph explains how to do this on the current version of this model. It is very easy for me, and I don't have a lot of strength in my fingers!!! I didn't have an earlier version of this toothbrush, but apparently it was a nightmare to attempt to replace the batteries on this model. It is a piece of cake now, but there are no directions to explain how to do it. If you just try and pull the bottom cover off, you will probably not succeed; in fact, you might break the cap so that it will not hold the batteries in place. Here's what you need to do: Press firmly on both raised dots in the center of the blue half-circles just above the bottom cover. It will release the cap. Then gently pull the cap away from the bottom . The polarity of the batteries is marked on each side of the bottom of the brush. It is hidden by the cover but you can see it when the cover is removed. The cap will go on the base in either direction. Alternatively, you can press one raised dot on one side, then the other, and then remove the cap. It can't get much easier than this. I feel for those who bought earlier versions of this toothbrush, but the good news is that the company listened to the complaints and made changes. I bought this one knowing I could get a refund if it was difficult to work with the battery compartment, and I was quite happy that it was a breeze to change batteries. Since the batteries come packed on the outside of the device, I had to remove the cap to insert the AA batteries before I could use it, so I got to test that part out right away. I did this several times to try and see what all the complaints were about regarding the bottom battery compartment cover, but I didn't see anything to gripe about. I believe that those who complained must have had an earlier version of this one. I know it's not exactly the same device because they advertise on the back of the package "Improved technology delivers more consistent battery performance" which indicates that they made at least one change to it. I do not know how long the batteries last yet since I just got this today and made some comparisons to the rechargeable model I have. Because Braun did not include any instructions, I gave it a 4-star rating for "ease of use" though it was fairly intuitive to me how to use it and how to open the battery cover. Overall, it gets 5 stars from me, though. This electric toothbrush works very well. No gimmicks, it just works. It's the battery-powered version of the one recommended to me by my dental hygienist (which was the Oral B Professional Healthy Clean Precision 1000). It's very similar in most respects except for a few things. It has removable batteries, not rechargeable fixed batteries inside the case. The ones that come with it are Duracell AA's, but you might be able to use rechargeable NiMH batteries, which I have not tried (yet). It has a 2-minute timer for brushing your teeth; after 2 minutes have elapsed, it shuts itself off. (Of course, you can turn it back on again if you need to.) Unlike the rechargeable version I mentioned above, it does not vibrate differently every 30 seconds to remind you to move on to another quarter of your mouth. (I would have paid a bit more for that feature.) There are no instructions to explain about the timer, but it has the word "timer" just below the ON button (which doesn't have the word "ON" anywhere near it) and it mentions it on the package as well. I can see someone trying this out for the first time and thinking that it was defective. Braun would do well to include a slip of paper with brief instructions on this device. It would make using the brush a much better experience for first-time users. This uses the same brush heads that the the Oral B Professional Healthy Clean Precision 1000 uses (several other rechargeable models also use the same brush heads also), so they should be readily available. There are at least three types of brush heads for the Oral B toothbrushes. I like the ones with the small round brush only, but there are dual-action types also if you prefer those, and at least one other type. I did exchange the heads between my rechargeable Oral B toothbrush and this one and they fit either handle. That being the case, this may be less expensive in the long over buying those $5 throw-away battery-powered toothbrushes that have no replaceable heads, especially if the generic replacement heads work out. It would feel wasteful to me, throwing a powered brush away every 3-6 months or so. There are generic brush heads available. I haven't tried any of these yet, but I have read that some generic brush heads do not last and break. Some work, others don't, and you can have a mix of these in a batch if you buy them from online auction sites. If you buy them here you can send them back for a refund if you are not satisfied. There's some satisfaction in knowing that, but it can be an aggravation to return them, so you may just want to buy the brand name replacement brush heads. The brushes have some bristles with a tint that fades over time to let you know when it's time to replace it. I think it's more of a marketing tool to get you to buy replacement brush heads more often, but you can use that as a reminder if you prefer. I will replace mine when it feels too soft. The brush heads have a colored ring between the head and handle so you can tell one from another if more than two people in a household use the same product. The replacement heads, if you buy them in a multi-pack, have different colored rings, so if you buy one of those packs when you buy the product, you will probably have several colors to choose from. Alternatively, you could color one ring with fingernail polish and let it dry before putting it on a brush head, or just use some colored tape around one or more of the main parts of the device in your bathroom. You could even make a label for each handle with the user's name on it. Or just put the brushes in different places for each family member. Overall, this is much better than the inexpensive ones I've had in the past. I will definitely brush my teeth more often now that it's so easy to do. Easy to do? How hard can it be to brush your teeth with a regular toothbrush? You have to try one of these to understand. I tend to brush too quickly and I'm not very thorough, and this device helps me time how long I brush in each quarter of my mouth. Sure, I could set a timer and keep an eye on it, switching to different parts of my mouth as the timer counts down, but this is very convenient. It also probably does a better job without brushing too hard. When I'm done using this brush or the rechargeable one I have, I feel like I just came from the dentist's office having had my teeth cleaned. That's better than any powered or manual brush I've ever used in the past. I can highly recommend this powered toothbrush!
Customer review by USNAVY91
I am a Wall-Mart associate and I bought this toothbrush and it works great they have fixed the old cover which was having problems with many customers in the past so ignore the old reviews because the cover clips into place now and has no issues. P.S. wasn't able to confirm that I am a associate because I just started working with Wall-Mart.
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NO! There are many Oral B brushes that are compatible with the handleby nonickname222775200810/2/2014Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
I dont think so.by PapaSmurf23/3/2014Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
yupby GBone2/18/2014Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
You can use: Precision Clean, FlossAction,ProWhite, plus the dual head that comes with the unit.by HateWastefulSpending2/18/2014Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
i think so because i have not use the round head so i can't in good trust say yesby bigchickgo9/19/2013Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
Hi Tebo, You can use this handle with many different Oral-B Brush Heads. This includes the Precision Clean, Floss Action, Sensitive, 3D White and Deep Sweep Brush Heads. Thanks, Ryanby TheOral-B-Team2/18/2014Written by a verified representative from TheOral-B-TeamWas this answer helpful? (2) (0)Was this answer helpful?
Q. Where do I find the replacement heads for this toothbrush? I want to get the same one that came with it.
I would try internet searhes of walmart, oral B, Amazon and/or google!by nonickname222775200810/2/2014Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
This is my second OralB. I have ordered replacement heads online from OralB. Very reasonably priced.by PapaSmurf23/3/2014Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
Walmart, Target, and other drug stores or places that sell these toothbrushes. Some places don't carry all the different styles, but you should find the brushes at one of the stores, or as a last resort, buy online. Word of caution: Buy the Oral-B brand. I bought 3 of the generics and all of them went bad in little time. They would also wear funny and pinch your mouth. The price difference isn't that horrible, but the generic quality is.by HateWastefulSpending6/1/2014Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
Hi, Lisa. From the description of the product, it looks like the brush came with the Oral-B Precision brush heads. I checked the site and the replacements are available on here. Thanks for asking! Kimby TheOral-B-Team6/21/2013Written by a verified representative from TheOral-B-TeamWas this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
This uses the same brush heads as the rechargeable models like the Oral-B Professional Healthy Clean Precision 1000 and others. I found that the brush head on this one interchanges with the model above (which I also own) and the one from that model works on this one. There are generics available at Wal Mart and online, but read the reviews before you take a chance on them. Some were not very happy with those generics, and I would expect mixed results if you buy them online. I bought some online from another source (Ben's Outlet, but I haven't received them yet) and they were about $1.10 per brush head in a 12-pack. I figure that if 1 out of 3 work well, it was a good purchase. You'll find the brand name and one generic version (Equate brand) available at Wal Mart stores.by t2000kw5/27/2013Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
At the OralB Factoryby PapaSmurf24/29/2014Was this answer helpful? (0) (1)Was this answer helpful?
Hi, Lanie. The package should indicate where the brush was manufactured. There are 3 possible locations that produce them - Ireland, Iowa and China. Hope this helps. Kimby TheOral-B-Team6/21/2013Written by a verified representative from TheOral-B-TeamWas this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
It's made in China. That doesn't mean it's junk, though. Chinese goods have improved in quality tremendously over the last decade or so. They make some of the most popular computers and laptops (Acer, Lenovo, Gateway, and others or parts of others), as well as the iPhone and iPad . Just like some US companies, there are some brands that are junk, and there are some that produce good quality items. This is one of the latter ones.by t2000kw5/27/2013Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
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In 2009, as the "Saw" series was petering out in popularity, another trap-based dose of torture porn hit theaters in the form of "The Collector." The story – a thief gets trapped in a house with a psychopathic killer and his "'Home Alone' without a moral compass" traps – wasn't particularly good or memorable, but it provided the kind of dumb, cheap thrills a horror junkie was no longer getting from the exceedingly self-serious and convoluted "Saw" films.
And, since it seems to be a law that all marginally successful (considering "The Collector"'s $7 million gross, a very loose definition of the word successful) horror films merit a sequel, we now have "The Collection." The results are even dumber than the original yet somewhat fascinating, mainly because it has the unwarranted freedom of a movie that clearly never should've been made, yet somehow did.
The debatably feature-length follow-up takes place a short time after the grisly events of the first film. The silent black masked murderer's gruesome M.O. – killing everyone in a house with absurdly elaborate evil traps and then taking a lone survivor back home in a claustrophobic box – has created a reign of terror over the city. An opening newscast even notes that most citizens are afraid to leave home.
That is, except for the town's wily teenagers, who go out to a mysterious rave and get violently axed from the film save for one kidnapped survivor (Emma Fitzpatrick). It's up to Arkin (Josh Stewart), the killer's lone escapee, to lead a renegade SWAT team into the Collector's trap-laden headquarters and save the girl – and themselves for that matter.
"The Collection" is shockingly padded, which makes the fact that it still comes in short (barely at 82 minutes) even more embarrassing. It has both an extended opening credit sequence, as well as an extended ending credit sequence. A predictable car accident scene that starts off the film bears no relevance to the rest of the movie. A tacked-on ending provides no thrills or even any sequel potential. Delete all that padding, and audiences are left with a movie barely an hour long. For $10 a ticket, that's hard to swallow.
The problem isn't the padding itself; it's just focused on the wrong stuff. Instead of spending several minutes with a dance club montage, why not spend that time developing a character?
Instead, we're left awkwardly writing characters and motivations on the fly. After one of his members gets taken, the SWAT team leader yells "I promised I would take care of her," which is breaking news for everyone watching. Other emotions – survivor's guilt, distrust – are also casually tossed in when convenient, but since director Marcus Dunstan and screenwriter Patrick Melton aren't interested in bringing these elements out in the performances and screenplay, it falls flat, and the characters become bland, memorable only for the ways they are brutally dispatched from the film.
Oh, and they certainly are brutally eliminated. The opening nightclub massacre is a horrid orgy of spinning blades, crushed partygoers and bloody splatter. "The Collection" is certainly violent, but the violence doesn't equal scares or even tension. In fact, in most cases, it inspires giggles since the Collector's traps are so preposterously precise and intricate. The killer should turn out to be Rube Goldberg.
That's when the movie isn't just being silly. At one point, it's revealed that the Collector has a zombie army, effectively murdering any pretense of reality. Later on, the Collector pulls out a machine gun. Horror, in my opinion at least, is best served by subtle, dread-filled suspense; a machine gun is the opposite of subtle.
Yet even despite itself, "The Collection" almost manages to entertain, mostly due to its nonsensical absurdity. It's filmed with a surprising amount of color, a refreshing change from most horror films' monotonous browns and greys. A rare gore-free sequence involving a glitchy light bulb is surprisingly well crafted as well. For the most part, though, the film's lunacy, not its scares or skill, is what keeps the audience interested.
Sometimes, blood-soaked lunacy can work (my beloved "Piranha 3D"), but "The Collection" feels like it's throwing things at the audience in desperation. It's a movie that exists but isn't quite sure why. After witnessing its mesmerizingly sloppy 82 minutes, I'm not quite sure either.
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On the other hand we have Kyle, Seth Rogen, the best friend who appears to react in his own selfish way by using Adam's illness to glean sympathetic attention from women.
Let's not mention Adam's mum, she worries too much, so he shuts her out.
I was almost put off this movie when Twilight star Anna Kendrick appeared as his counsellor. She seems a teenager and they even have to write in a Doogie Howser joke to compensate for her appearance. Nevertheless, she was a pleasant contrast to the seemingly selfish loved ones in his life. She becomes the sweet and harmless stranger, the good Samaritan who leads him to his final expression, and possibly love... But I won't spoil that plot point for you.
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This is the amazing documentary The Lizards And The Jews - Documentary on David Icke which among other things shows how false accusations of hate crimes (especially antisemitism) are used against people like David Icke who are exposing the power hungry globalist elite and thus preventing all of us to hear alternative views on global events. "David Icke, The Lizards And The Jews", broadcaster and journalist Jon Ronson encounters one of Britain's most infamous media figures as he continues his search to uncover the truth behind who - or what - is really controlling the world. Tonight Ronson joins David Icke on a lecture tour that takes the ex-sports broadcaster headlong into controversy as his extraordinary views dismay his detractors and inspire his audiences, providing a fascinating insight into extremists - and how the public responds to them. David Icke was once the most ridiculed man in Britain after declaring on The Terry Wogan Show that he was the Son of God. But he has now resurrected his career and is an internationally successful conspiracy investigator who lectures to packed houses world-wide. His latest theory is that the ruling elite are genetically descended from a race of 12-foot blood-drinking, shape-shifting lizards. But when Icke says lizards does he just actually mean lizards, as he steadfastly maintains? Or does he, as a powerful coalition of prominent Jewish groups claim, mean Jews? Ronson witnesses the media circus that ensues from Icke's tour of Canada. The Anti-Defamation League (ADF), the world's most powerful Jewish defence organization, and a coalition of leftist campaigners strongly oppose Icke's tour. The ADL believe that 'lizard' is code word for Jews, but Icke vehemently denies this. They point out that Icke has many followers on the extreme right. The hardcore neo-Nazis Unit Combat 18 once attended a lecture of his in London and gave him a glowing review in their newsletter. Old anti-Semitic cartoons from Eastern Europe portray Jews in a lizard-type way. Is this just coincidence? In Vancouver, a coalition of prominent anti-racists call an emergency anti-Icke meeting. One member comments, "Above all, I think David Icke represents a political threat, because his writings are anti-Semitic." Efforts are also made by protestors to have Icke deported and his book seized and incinerated under Canadian Hate Crimes Legislation.


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From Martha to Michelle: The changing faces (and fashions) of America's 43 First Ladies
From shy and retiring homemakers to sophisticated party throwers and those whose political opinions mattered deeply to their presidential husbands, these are the 43 women who share the title of First Lady of the United States.
Each has taken a unique approach to a role that is left much for the woman herself to define. While current First Lady Michelle Obama and predecessors such as Jacqueline Kennedy and Eleanor Roosevelt have taken on roles very much in the public domain, others have shied away.
Abigail Fillmore, wife of President Millard spent her days hidden away in the White House Library arranging the collection while President John Tyler's wife Letitia was so shy she spent her time focused on domestic duties.
Martha Washington: She was widowed for her first husband at 25 and left to raise four children. She brought great wealth to the marriage to George Washington
Abigail Adams: She was remembered for the many letters she wrote to her husband who sought her advice on matters of government and politics during the American Revolutionary War
Martha Jefferson: The wife of Thomas Jefferson died several months after the birth of her last child (she had seven) at the age of 33
Dolley Madison: She was notable for her social gifts and helped define the role of First Lady. Her social gatherings made her husband James Madison more popular as a president
Elizabeth Monroe: Before she became first lady, she spent time with her husband in France while he was ambassador and became friends with Napolean. She was notably less popular than her predecessor
Louisa Adams: Born in London, she is the only first lady to have been born outside of the United States
Rachel Donelson Robards Jackson: She was the first of three First Ladies who had been divorced before marrying a President. This was used against her husband during his campaign
Angelica Singleton Van Buren: She assumed the post because President Martin Van Buren's wife had died 17 years earlier and he remained unwed throughout the rest of his life. She was known as a sophisticated First Lady
Anna Harrison: Never actually made it into the White House. She was packing to move from the family's home in North Bend, Ohio but her husband William Henry Harrison died exactly one month after his inauguration
Letitia Christian Tyler: Known to be shy and pious, she avoided the limelight during her time as First Lady to John Tyler preferring to taken on domestic duties. She was the first president's wife to die in the White House
Sarah Polk: Although the wife of James Polk played an active role in his political career, she was a devout Presbyterian who banned dancing and hard liquor at official receptions
Margaret Taylor: The wife of Zachary rarely took part in First Lady duties remaining on the second floor of the White House and passing official duties to her daughter
Abigail Fillmore: The wife of Millard Fillmore was rarely in the public eye, preferring to spend her time arranging and collecting for the White House library. She spent her early life as a teacher and loved reading and education
Jane Pierce: Wife of Franklin Pierce and the daughter of a reverend, the First Lady was remembered as a petite, frail and melancholy figure
Mary Todd Lincoln: The well-educated wife of Abraham Lincoln, witnessed her husband's assassination
Eliza Johnson: Andrew Johnson's wife was the youngest of all First Ladies getting married at just 16. She appeared publicly as First Lady on only two occasions, including the president's birthday party in 1867
Julia Grant: Her husband Ulysses was a classmate of her brother Frederick. She said her time in the White House was the 'happiest period' of her life
Lucy Hayes: Wife of President Rutherford B. Hayes, she helped establish a home for soldiers' orphans during the Civil War
Lucretia Garfield: After President James Garfield was shot, she won the love and respect of a nation. She collated her husband's presidential writings from the family farm in Ohio
Caroline Harrison: Wife of President Benjamin Harrison, she was the first First Lady to put up a Christmas Tree in the White House in 1889
Ida McKinley: Wife of President William McKinley, she was known for having keen and accurate political observations, particularly in assessing the motives of those ambitious for appointments
Edith Roosevelt: The second wife of Theodore Roosevelt, she remodeled the White House at a cost of $475,000
Helen Herron Taft: She met her husband William at a bobsledding party when she was 18 and he was 22 in Ohio. As First Lady, she was the first wife of a president to ride alongside her husband down Pennsylvania Avenue on Inauguration Day
Edith Wilson, second wife of Woodrow Wilson and First Lady during his presidency. She took over many of the office's responsibilities when the President became ill
Florence Harding: She was known as 'the Duchess' at the White House because of her elegant parties with her husband Warren
Grace Coolidge: This first lady was extremely outgoing, balancing her husband Calvin's shyness. She was a popular hostess and the highlight of the Coolidge years was the party for Charles Lindenbergh following his transatlantic flight in 1927.
Lou Henry Hoover: A scholar and linguist, she was the first First Lady to make regular radio broadcasts to the nation
Eleanor Roosevelt: A renowned advocate for civil rights, after her husband Franklin's death in 1945, Roosevelt continued to be an international author, speaker, politician, and activis
Elizabeth Truman: The wife of Harry Truman, she did not enjoy social events and was relieved to get out of Washington. She died at 97, making her so far the longest-lived First Lady
Mamie Eisenhower: She and husband Dwight entertained unprecedented numbers of heads of state at the White House. She loved pretty dresses and jewelery and her inaugural gown is on display at the Smithsonian Museum
Jacqueline Kennedy: The Queen of 'Camelot', Jackie was a fashion icon from the moment she stepped into the White House.
Claudia Johnson: A shrewd investor, she made much of the money to fund her husband Lyndon's election campaign.
Thelma Nixon: As First Lady, Pat Nixon promoted a number of charitable causes, including volunteerism. She oversaw the collection of more than 600 pieces of historic art and furnishings for the White House, an acquisition larger than that of any other administration
Elizabeth Ford: An outspoken First Lady, she commented on everything from feminism and equal pay to abortion and gun control. She also raised awareness of addiction when she announced her long-running battle with alcoholism in the 1970s and found the Betty Ford Center.
Eleanor Carter: She was a leading advocate for research on mental health and one of her husband's closest advisers. She also served as an envoy abroad, most notably to Latin America. Refugees became a leading cause for her later in life.
Nancy Reagan: Like her husband, Nancy Reagan was an actor in her early life. As a first lady, she coined the phrase ¿Just Say No,¿ which became the name of her massive anti-drug initiative.
Barbara Bush: The wife of President George H.W. Bush, Barbara Bush admitted during a 2003 interview that she doesn¿t watch TV. Instead, she reads, and has pushed for literacy awareness, much like her daughter in law, Laura Bush.
Hillary Rodham Clinton: The only first lady to run for public office, Hillary Clinton continues to wield political influence today, running for president in 2008 before becoming President Obama¿s secretary of state
Laura Bush: A former teacher and librarian before becoming a first lady, it¿s no surprise that Laura Bush was the woman behind the First Lady's Family Literacy Initiative, increasing awareness about education and reading
Michelle Obama: The wife of current president Barack Obama is known as one of the most fashionable women to take up residence in the White House. She is also extremely vocal advocate for physical fitness in ¿Let¿s Move,¿ her exercise and healthy eating campaign for kids.
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Reinsurance for Natural and Man-Made Catastrophes in the United States: Current State of the Market and Regulatory Reforms
U.S. insurers are heavily dependent on global reinsurance markets to enable them to provide adequate primary market insurance coverage. This article reviews the response of the world's reinsurance industry to recent mega-catastrophes and provides recommendations for regulatory reforms that would improve the efficiency of reinsurance markets. The article also considers the supply of insurance and reinsurance for terrorism and makes recommendations for joint public–private responses to insuring terrorism losses. The analysis shows that reinsurance markets responded efficiently to recent catastrophe losses and that substantial amounts of new capital enter the reinsurance industry very quickly following major catastrophic events. Considerable progress has been made in improving risk and exposure management, capital allocation, and rate of return targeting. Insurance price regulation for catastrophe-prone lines of business is a major source of inefficiency in insurance and reinsurance markets. Deregulation of insurance prices would improve the efficiency of insurance markets, enabling markets to deal more effectively with mega-catastrophes. The current inadequacy of the private terrorism reinsurance market suggests that the federal government may need to remain involved in this market, at least for the next several years.
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1540-6296.2007.00115.x
Affiliations: J. David Cummins works at Fox School of Business and Management, Temple University, 482 Ritter Annex, 1301 Cecil B. Moore Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19122; phone: 215-204-8468, 610-520-9792;, Fax: 610-520-9790, Email: email@example.com.
Publication date: September 1, 2007


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