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The function responsible for the preparation and staging of sports competitions during the Games. It also services the requirements of International Federations before and during the Games.
The function responsible for preparing and operating competition venues for test events and the Games. Responsibilities include client and customer service provision.
The function responsible for ensuring appropriate planning and development of the Olympic and Paralympic Village, ranging from accomodation and food to transport and accreditation services.
The function responsible for visitor services and relations during the Games. Its role includes running information kiosks and providing ad-hoc advice to visitors.
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The function responsible for planning and conducting test events prior to the Games.
The function responsible for planning, monitoring and coordinating the activities of all areas of the Organizing Committee in preparation for the Games.
The function responsible for the accumulation, storage, analysis and transfer (both within and outside of the Organizing Committee) of knowledge obtained during the preparation and staging of the Games. It will deliver the Sochi 2014 Observer Program, OGKM seminars and other important events and services.
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The function responsible for ensuring the effective integration of all Paralympic Games Organizing Committee departments and their activities for a successful event.
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The function responsible for maintaining venues infrastructure before and during the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
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The function responsible for the design, coordination of production and installation of information signage around the Host City, Olympic village, Games venues, travel hubs and other important locations.
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The function responsible for providing a range of services related to arrivals and departures, such as assistance with air, rail and water transport.
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The function responsible for the sale and distribution of tickets, as well as tasks including ticket design, pricing and management of the ticket distribution system.
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2. The full implementation of doping control systems
The function responsible for the planning, design and preparation of a system of accreditation, and delivering accreditation-related services for clients during the Games.
The function responsible for delivering services to the press and photographers. Its role also includes management of the Olympic and Paralypmic news services and Media Center.
IOC/ IPC, NOC/NPC Services, Protocol, Accommodation, Language Services, Olympic Torch Relay Management
The function responsible for delivery and management of Olympic and Paralympic Family requirements during the Games. Its role ranges from implementing flag and national anthem protocols to ensuring the on-site requirements of individuals are met.
The function responsible for the provision of services for VIP Games guests.
The function responsible for written and oral translation and interpretation.
The function responsible for the planning, preparation and provision of accommodation services prior to and during the Games. This includes bespoke services for different client groups such as Olympic and Paralympic Family hotel requirements.
The function responsible for maintaining relationships with, and meeting the requirements of National Olympic Committees and National Paralympic Committees.
The function responsible for creation, planning and delivery of the Torch Relay Ceremony.
Finance, Legal, Logistics, Procurement, Intellectual Property Protection, Administration and Ceremonies
The function responsible for creation, planning and delivery of the opening and closing ceremonies of the Games, as well as greeting ceremonies and events including the IOC Session Opening Ceremony and team welcome ceremonies.
The function responsible for the protection of the brand and its intellectual property. During the Games, it will monitor the use of Games visuals in sports and transport facilities.
The function responsible for the development of the Organizing Commitee budget, as well as for finance-related documentation such as accounting records and financial statements.
The function provides legal advice and support to the Organizing Committee across its full range of operations.
The function responsible for Organizing Committee procurement prior to and during the Games. This includes identifying procurement needs and developing agreement processes.
The function responsible for tariff development, handling client orders and the return of goods following the Games.
The function responsible for logistics planning and implementation for the Organizing Committee and client groups prior to and during the Games. Responsibilities include the selection of a partner to develop information systems for logistics management.
The function responsible for administrative activities including office supplies provision, correspondence management, document management, cleaning, lease / sublease management, management of public services, the office warehouse, office transport and material resources.
The function responsible for processing requests for payments arising from unforeseen circumstances.
Function responsible for maintaining communication with clients and stakeholders before and during the Games with the aim of managing the reputation of the Games and of the city of Sochi. Key activities include the development of a proactive communications plans and issues management processes.
The function responsible for security planning and implementation, as well as for coordinating internal and external departments for Games-related security.
Workforce Management
The function responsible for the recruitment, retention and professional development of staff across all departments of the Organizing Committee, as well as planning for staff numbers planning, rewards and benefits.
The function responsible for managing and coordinating the work carried out by outsourced staff and service providers before and during the Games.
The function responsible for planning, implementing and managing all volunteer activities. This includes ascertaining volunteer requirements in different areas, recruitment, training, task assignment and document processing.
Organizing Committee Representative Office in Sochi
The function responsible for the planning and coordination of activities within the City of Sochi but outside of Games facilities. Role includes participation in the selection of sites for events, coordinating transport accessibility, and ensuring the availability of necessary infrastructure and services.
Corporate and Government Relations Department
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Situated in the city center, this luxury hotel is close to Toulouse National Theatre, Place du Capitole, and Basilique Saint-Sernin and 15 minutes from the airport.
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In addition to a restaurant, the Pullman Toulouse Centre features a bar and a 24-hour fitness facility.
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Mitt Romney spokesman now claims the auto bailout was his idea.
The first of many Etch-A-Sketch moments.
Mitt Romney spokesman now claims the auto bailout was his idea.
The first of many Etch-A-Sketch moments.
Everett, WA
Il colore del cielo, la forza del mare.
Who is Mitt's spokesman, and when did he decide to bail out the auto companies?
Eric Fehrnstrom: Auto Bailout Was Mitt Romney's Idea
The Huffington Post | By Chris Gentilviso
Posted: 04/28/2012 6:05 pm Updated: 04/28/2012 8:53 pm
Top Mitt Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom claimed that President Obama's auto bailout was the GOP presidential hopeful's idea.
Fehrnstrom said Obama followed Romney's course to help the auto industry during an appearance at a Saturday roundtable discussion hosted by the The Washington Post.
"His position on the bailout was exactly what President Obama followed," Fehrnstrom said. "He said, 'If you want to save the auto industry, just don't write them a check. That will seal their doom. What they need to do is go through a managed bankruptcy process.'"
"The only economic success that President Obama has had is because he followed Mitt Romney's advice," Fehrnstrom added.
Fehrnstrom made headlines back in late March for saying that Romney's GOP primary positions were as erasable as a drawing on an Etch a Sketch. Fehrnstrom's Saturday comments marked a different drawing on the auto bailout than what Romney penned in a November 2008 New York Times op-ed.
Headlined "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt," the piece closed with these words:
"In a managed bankruptcy, the federal government would propel newly competitive and viable automakers, rather than seal their fate with a bailout check," Romney wrote.
According to The Hill, Fehrnstrom pointed to that segment of the op-ed, noting that auto companies are now profitable because of how they cut costs through a "managed bankruptcy."
"It is exactly what Mitt Romney told them to do," Fehrnstrom said.
Over the course of the 2012 campaign, President Barack Obama's campaign has highlighted the successes of his administration's 2009 auto bailout, headed by the 1.4 million jobs that were saved in the process. In a March 2012 ad entitled "Made In America," Obama's campaign did not forget Romney's '08 stance.
"When a million jobs were on the line, every Republican candidate turned their back, even said, 'Let Detroit go Bankrupt,'" the ad said.
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Wow. Where do the Politicians get such erudite and well-trained staffers? Does no-one oversee the releases before they go out? Is it the candidate's job to vet the output of his flacks?
First the "Etch-a-sketch", now this....
Cogito cogito, ergo cogito sum. Cogito.
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Same guy. Still has a job. Now that shows great top down employer to employee loyalty.
Itr all comes from the Liar-In-Chief, Carl Rove. Mitt is nearly incapable of an original thought. Rove is a past master if repeating a lie often enough to fools so that the fools come to believe the lie as fact.
comparison apples? What?
Internet knowledge fail.
Gowdin's law is that as a discussion on the internet grows longer, the probably of a comparison to Hitler or the Nazi's parties being drawn approaches %100. It doesn't necessarily invalidate any arguments, especially in the case of topics that are intimately associated with the third reich, like propaganda.
I'll just take my chances with those salt water joys.
You Sir, bobbys, are the only one bringing up Godwins law or defending it. Invoking the term "Godwins Law" as a deterrent to a legitimate argument is in fact disingenuous.
Those men both used similar tactics (Lies) to sway public opinion. The fact that the Nazi regime was one of the most horrific in living memory makes it ripe (and legitimate) for comparison to today's realities. Are you suggesting it was not, or that this manipulation of public opinion through lies is a good thing? Or are you simply defending Hitler and Goebbels?
Propagada is a fact of life. The trick is to spot it.
It is a legitimate argument to compare those men. And bringing up Godwin is no defense against it.
" For the political leader the religious doctrines and institutions of his people must always remain inviolable; or else has no right to be in politics, but should become a reformer, if he has what it takes!"
Anyway, the thread opener topic was Romney's aide claiming credit. Just a couple months ago Romney himself called it "crony capitalism on a grand scale". My question for Bobbys (or any other Romnista) is, which?
Hey, If Obama has to take the blame for the Bailouts, he deserves to take the credit, too. Do you think Obama should take the blame for the Bailouts while Bush takes the credit? Yup, you probably do; just more BULL-CRAP from Repubs.
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Let Detroit Go Bankrupt
By MITT ROMNEY
IF General Motors, Ford and Chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the American automotive industry goodbye. It won't go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed.
Published: November 18, 2008
Hard to believe people will vote for this man.
Even thoogh it won't be the industry standard, I can see ads showing Romney's self contradicting words, and the ad certifying nothing was taken out of context.
Families needing food stamps is a failure of Capitalism: Those families not starving is a success of government
What is missing from this whole thing is that Obama never gave GM, Ford and Chrysler "what they asked for" in November, 2008, but put together a strategy that included a structured bankruptcy for GM and Chrysler, considerable government money to all three companies, GM equity for U.S. taxpayers, a sweet deal for Fiat, negotiations with Canada and other foreign countries with U.S.-based holdings, etc. In short, Romney and Obama were on the same page, but Obama was in power and did it, quite quickly and efficiently. Romney's problem is making this look like a: Obama did something else, and b: Romney would have done it differently. Sounds like the health care issue all over again.
FWIW, it was Bush that handed cash over to the auto companies, with few strings attached.
Might also note that Romney seems to think that there was private capital available to support the auto companies after a structured bankruptcy, while the actual bailout was based on the notion that this wasn't available, in the midst of a financial meltdown, hence the dip into the treasury. Romney himself was in an unusual position in having access to capital--his own. He could have bought controlling interest himself, taken over GM and straightened it out personally.
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Much of that truth is evident in the linked article, I personally feel that GM had been on the skids for about ten years prior. It was interesting to note that Ford envied GM's structure in the fifties and tried to emulate it with good success. Unfortunately (for them) GM just continued to rest on thier laurels.
As far as Romney bailing out anyone, I don't think Mitt is comfortable using his own money.
MY problem with the Bain Capitol model is that a few people make big money whether it fails or succeeds, and the lions share of the workers and shareholders are screwed.
If there are no feelings of guilt associated with this, but instead a feeling of pride, that is not the man for me.
And now direct from The Liar's mouth:
Everett, WA
Il colore del cielo, la forza del mare.
so we really can't blame this statement on a staffer after all.
During an interview yesterday with WEWS-TV in Cleveland, Mitt Romney continued his contortionist's act regarding the Obama administration's rescue of the auto industry, saying that he deserves a lot of credit for the industry's turnaround. "I'll take a lot of credit for the fact that this industry's come back," he said:My own view, by the way, was that the auto companies needed to go through bankruptcy before government help. And frankly, that's finally what the president did. He finally took them through bankruptcy. That was the right course I argued for from the very beginning. It was the UAW and the president that delayed the idea of bankruptcy. I pushed the idea of a managed bankruptcy and finally when that was done, and help was given, the companies got back on their feet. So I'll take a lot of credit for the fact that this industry's come back.
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OAKLAND -- The A's say they don't want to get too caught up thinking about their postseason possibilities.
They're making it awfully difficult for the outside world to do the same.
At the rate the A's are playing, it's impossible not to fast forward and wonder what October might have in store for them.
They ran their winning streak to nine with Sunday's 6-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox, which capped a three-game sweep before 25,314 fans at the Oakland Coliseum.
The current standings are no misprint.
The A's, thought by some to have 100-loss potential back in spring training, are tied with the New York Yankees for the American League's second-best record at 76-57, trailing only the Texas Rangers (79-54).
"That's crazy," starting pitcher Brett Anderson said. "Who would have predicted that on Sept. (2) we'd be tied with the Yankees? But the team's playing well. Everything's working right now -- offense, defense, pitching."
The A's administered another well-rounded whipping Sunday, jumping on Red Sox starter Daisuke Matsuzaka (1-4) for six runs in just 32/3 innings.
While their July hot streak was marked by a string of walk-off victories, the A's current stretch has been much more dominant.
Oakland outscored Boston by a ridiculous 33-5 margin in the series, and they've beaten opponents by a combined score of 72-22 during their nine-game winning streak.
The A's trail Texas by three games in the A.L. West as they open a three-game series Monday afternoon against the Los Angeles Angels. They hold a two-game lead over Baltimore for the top wild-card spot and lead Tampa Bay by 3½ for the second one.
With just 29 games left, A's manager Bob Melvin continues to preach the "one game at a time" philosophy to his players.
"You can't help but know where you are, but I think we try to insulate on the day," Melvin said. "The closer you get to the finish line, teams start to play a little differently. Each and every game gets a little more magnitude to it.
"(But) we still have a month left. If we're worried about the next homestand or next road trip, those are distractions we don't need."
After losing at Fenway Park on April 30, the A's won their final eight meetings against Boston, their longest winning streak over the Sox since 1932. Their 8-1 season mark is their best ever against Boston in terms of winning percentage.
Melvin decided to bat Seth Smith second against Matsuzaka and dropped Stephen Drew to seventh, and the move worked out all around. Smith followed Coco Crisp's leadoff walk in the first with a towering two-run homer into the seats in right-center.
Drew connected for his first homer with the A's in the second and finished just a triple shy of the cycle. The A's added two more in the third to go up 5-0.
Though the theme in Oakland's clubhouse is not to look too far down the road, first baseman Brandon Moss said he and his teammates need to embrace their status as contenders.
"You definitely learn to not take this lightly, to enjoy the moment," Moss said. "You don't know how often it's going to be that you get to have seasons that are special."
"There are always days when you say, 'Am I going to get back? Am I going to be able to produce?' " Anderson said. "This all makes it worthwhile, when you come back and pitch well and help the team win games you need to win."
He faced a bases-loaded situation in the sixth but escaped with just one run scoring, thanks in large part to left fielder Yoenis Cespedes' on-the-money throw home to nail Scott Podsednik, who tried to score from second on Cody Ross' single.
Inge's shoulder causes him pain only when he throws, not when swinging the bat, and he reiterated he'll take batting practice and be ready.
Inge said he has loads of confidence in Josh Donaldson handling the full-time job at third.
"I've told him, 'Buddy, you have more talent in one arm than most guys have in their entire body,' " Inge said. "And sometimes he makes me mad because he doesn't use it all. (Now that Donaldson's hitting) I said, 'Keep doing what you're doing.' "
For more on the A's, go to Joe Stiglich's blog at ibabuzz.com/athletics and follow him at twitter.com/joestiglich.
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TusCA - Hyatt Regency Santa Clara
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The food and atmosphere were more that fine; price was high for the food, but highly convenient for those attending the conference center; that's what you're paying for
I had the Tuscan beef lasagna, which was very tasty. The bread was plain and not particularly fresh. The menu prices were 15-20% higher than old prices shown on the website.) I also had breakfast in the morning and ordered lox on a bagel. The lox was very fresh and very high quality, although a little more of it would have been great. Will return for both dinner and breakfast on my next hotel stay.
Within its class, hotel restaurants, i would rate my breakfast 5 stars. Great selection of foods, from pastries, to cheeses, to fresh fruits, to scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, oatmeal, chocolate chip pancakes, plus an omelette from a select list. Serivice was outstanding by Martin our server and John, who refilled our teas and juices and cleared our table expeditiously. Omelette was also well prepared.
Tusca is putting out a fabulous weekend breakfast buffet, even better than last time. For $19 plus tax and tip, i got a nice selection of excellent pastries, including muffins and and fruit tortes. Also, slices of brie cheese, priscutto, and ham, fresh strawberries, pineapples, blueberries, all sorts of cereals with nut or cranberrry toppings, yogourts, and a lot of well made hot selections too: scrambled eggs, oatmeal and grits, hash brown and breakfast potatoes, pork and chicken andouille sausage, bacon, and tuscano eggs benedict. Also included, if desired, is a made-to-order omelete, waffles and pancakes, fresh juices and coffee or tea. Very friendly and efficent service by Martin and Jerome. The hostess was very friendly too.
This restaurant has great food with great service, nice location. Highly recommended! We will come back soon.
It was a full house with another 20 to 30 people in line so that they could not honor my Sunday 8:30 am reservation. They must have read my previous 5-star reviews. (LOL) So we re-booked it for 9:30, which turned out to be nicer as it was less crowded and noisy. While they have reduced their cheese and fresh pastries selections (too bad, they were really great), the buffet choices are still excellent. And, they now serve their very popular Tuscan Eggs Benedict (included in the buffet) in two ways -- one traditionally done with a soft egg yolk and the other done (non-traditionally) with a firm egg yolk. Jorge, our server, provided excellent and friendly service. Our omelettes and waffles were excellent too. Still a winner.
I always use TusCA for lunch when attending a conference at the SC Convention Center. It is convenient and the food is excellent.
Hyatt Santa Clara runs deals where you can get breakfast included with your room at TusCA restaurant. It is a great value for the biz traveler and the breakfast buffet is a nice spread.
Food is good and service is decent. A kid friendly place as well
We had the Thanksgiving banquet. The food was wonderful, and the dessert buffet was great. Pumpkin pie needed more whipped cream. Service was awesome.
Two of us were orphans for Thanksgiving this year. Thank you for being open and having delicious food and excellent service! I enjoyed the traditional thanksgiving dinner and my friend enjoyed having other options. The desserts were fantastic!


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TechPowerUp Radeon BIOS Editor (RBE), has been updated to version 1.22. RBE is our popular ATI Radeon graphics cards BIOS tweaking manipulation utility. One of the main highlights of this release is early support for the Radeon HD 5870 graphics accelerator, among other changes that enhance the application's functionality and stability. The following changes are listed by its developer: Added clock tuning wizard. Changed fan controller bug workaround settings' description to point out what it does a little better. Improved program's startup routine. Fixed "GetClockPos reported 0"-error that came up on loading several 4xx0-BIOSes. Added preliminary support for Radeon 5870. Note that I'm still not sure about 5850's DeviceID and that signature saving and loading will most likely not work properly on 5xx0s with this version. Furthermore, VT1165 programming is not functioning yet. DOWNLOAD: TechPowerUp Radeon BIOS Editor
Well just tried it out and i got GETSTRING POS error... Not being able to acquire the bios from my 4850 ... So what went wrong? version 1 20 worked excellent minutes ago...
Sorry, I'm far too busy... being delicious! Okay, looked into it. OMG, you revealed a bug that was very unlikely to ever show up. I tested RBE v1.22 with my collection of not less than 80 BIOSes, from 2600 pro through 4890 and now even Cypress, 6 of them being 4850 BIOSes. None of them showed this error. Just out of curiosity: Did you modify the "Hardware specs string" using RBE? Fixed the bug for the next release to come, which will hopefully be soon. I'm looking forward to implement more stuff for 5870 owners, re-enable VT1165 control for example. But I need some more information for that, information I do not have yet. Until then, is it okay for you to use v1.20? Newer versions do not have anything more to offer regarding 4850 tuning anyway. Thanks again for reporting that.
Nah i dont think so...I dont think that i mod taht string.Just everytime i wanted to flash a modded nios i got a mismatch,dont remember what it was but then again i pressed again and the flash was success...Maybe its got something to do with it... Its a custom bios anyway that was tunned to 650 core from sapphire without them mentioning anything. I ll use 1.20 its no problem! Until i get my 58xx card Why was it so rare,the BAG?
It's an uncommon byte sequence that caused this. One I've never seen on any BIOS before. Thank god ATI never stops surprising me...
Cripes!!! 80+ bioses, and 6 4850 bioses, man thats a lot of work, thanks for the good program!! Would one of those happen to be an HIS 4850 Turbo bios??
The bug comes up on loading BIOS files only, so you will safely notice if your BIOS is affected. I'd bet it won't be. If anyone else reports to be affected as well, I'll fire up a bugfix but by now I don't think it willl be necessary. I got 4850-BIOSes by Gainward, two by Asus, one by PowerColor, one by MSI and one with generic vendorID here. Just for you, I checked these BIOSes as well, all being loaded perfectly.


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Judith "Judy" K. Dees, 69, Freeport, died Sunday, Feb. 10, 2013, at FHN Memorial Hospital, Freeport.
She was born on May 28, 1943, in Edwardsville, the daughter of Ernest and Ethel (Foehrkolb) Dees.
Judy worked for Burgess Battery, W. T. Rawleigh Company, she was a Micro Switch group leader for 25 years, and she also worked as a substitute teacher caller for the Freeport School District. She was a member of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, an avid Chicago Bear fan, and enjoyed traveling. Her family was very important to her.
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Selected by the Jazz in the second round (47th overall selection) of the 2012 NBA Draft, the 6-6, 185-pound Murphy played four seasons at Tennessee Tech, where he averaged 15.8 points and 4.2 rebounds per game. Murphy averaged 20.6 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.3 assists as a senior and finished his career as the Golden Eagles' second all-time leading scorer (2,019 points).
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-- back -- top stories today at that and being the economy of course in a new report revealing just how hard Americans were hit by the housing crisis and by the recession.
-- the median net worth -- an average family dropping the levels we haven't seen.
Since the early 1990s actively look from 2007 to 2000 intend.
We look like we have wealth levels of what we saw in 1990 to do so let's remind you what was happening back in 1919 in this country.
And forgiven one best pictures at the Oscars.
Eric Clapton's tears in heaven wasn't song of the year at the grammys the average price for a gallon of gas back then one dollar and 85 cents.
And the average price for a new home adjusted for inflation.
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To the president for economic policy probably best not.
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I would love to have a picture of me remind me to I would be twenty pounds then there and you actually see my hair was Dark -- -- out.
We look toward to Sherry now what they're viewers at any time -- stateside you wish your personal voters the photos we'll take it let's talk a little bit about this on this Federal Reserve.
I've studied it since your research a group is looking at -- -- analyzing some of the numbers.
And they said as recently as April household in come with still about 6% lower than when the recession ended.
So we're still not repairing what happened during the last couple years how we fix that what can we do.
Let me let me make two very important points obviously the numbers -- talking about are a tough and brutal snapshot.
Of this financial crisis and housing bubble odd that this president inherited any show is.
It's just another sign of how much damage was done.
From the recklessness.
That took place in our financial system previously too typical American families.
But is important to note that that is a snapshot of what took place.
Up -- twenty -- The Federal Reserve also has additional information in their flow of funds that looks at what's happened.
Two household that wealth since the end of when he can and while it's not good enough.
There is good news that you have seen a substantial share of what you are reported as lost wealth -- captured over the last year and a half.
And that really just shows getting -- your second point that we've got to fight this and all on all fronts now first of all one thing we should not be doing.
If we shouldn't happy trying to repeal.
Wall Street reform as some of our Republican friends are so that we make sure something this devastating never happens again.
And secondly we need to do everything within our power to help.
More families recapture.
The wealth that was lost and -- some other -- news IRAs and 401K the total amount.
Is actually higher now but it was before the crisis but I'll give you an example of everything we can all come together on that would help.
President right now supporting universal refinancing.
One of the thing was.
Tina I unfortunate side are critical time and I'm an LSU yeah -- -- the second the president has expressed frustration with congress for not doing more and some of the job plans that he's put out their job proposals.
But congress seems to be acting the way that it is what's the backup plan if congress -- -- take up some of the stuff.
What are the new ideas.
I think what I things is to oppress people on the things that are so bipartisan so common sense that it's too hard for them.
To say now and the one I'm just speaking up universal refinanced I don't know any Republican family's pain 7%.
On their mortgage that would rather -- 34000.
-- four and a half or 4% on the mortgage we have a bill it's have a Republican.
I support for the idea of offering every take -- taking the barriers away from refinancing that would help this economy.
You know the president last year proposed cutting payroll taxes in half for small businesses that's been supported.
By people like Michelle Bachmann before I that would have an instant a -- impact on job growth in wages in our economy right now.
-- the president has another proposal to cut taxes for small businesses.
Who for the additional lump that their hiring or adding wages this year he proposals like that that are.
Absolutely bipartisan have often been endorsed by Republicans were supporting those -- others with things like bringing teachers back we have real question is.
How can people who say they're concerned about the economy.
Say no it every idea no matter how common sense no matter how bipartisan or even propose -- that were one point proposed by -- Look we have heard some of those ideas and we look for to have -- back to talk more about than we know the president has a big address in Ohio.
And one of the big questions for Thursday.
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