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Remember when people thought billion was a big number? Now we often hear of our government writing out checks for trillions of dollars.

The sense of urgency felt by the government to stabilize the economy has resulted in them pumping several trillion dollars into the economy. The main goal is to get rid of the toxic assets which banks are holding.

Over the next year or two we can expect about $1 trillion of debt being written down and sold to buyers for pennies on the dollar; Bill Bartmann’s book, Bailout Riches will show you how to cash in on this opportunity.

It gets even better; there are ways that ordinary individuals can invest without using their own money.

A crisis of this magnitude is unlikely to occur ever again; investors with the right roadmap are positioned to make big profits.

During the last big-time government bailout, Bill Bartmann went from being one million dollars in debt to becoming a self-made billionaire. Learn Bill Bartmann’s technique for cashing in on this profitable opportunity.

This time around:

The bailout is much bigger
Opportunities for profit are much greater
You can have a roadmap to wealth in Bill Bartmann’s book, “Bailout Riches”

Bill Bartmann shares his ideas with the world…why? It’s Simple! There’s plenty to go around.

Bailout Riches! lays out a step-by-step plan for finding the best deals on loan packages, building a valuable debt portfolio, and collecting from debtors with little hassle. It’s simple, it’s practical, and it’s cheap to get started. If you’re looking for a new way to make real money, Bailout Riches! will show you how to jump on the biggest gravy train in recent history.

Visit http://www.roadtomajorwealth.com to order your copy of Bailout Riches!

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]]> Comment on Bertrand Russell Pamphlet Collection by My Fifteen Minutes of Fame? « WadingIn http://bibservatmac.wordpress.com/2007/02/12/bertrand-russell-pamphlet-collection/#comment-36 My Fifteen Minutes of Fame? « WadingIn Thu, 01 Mar 2007 00:19:56 +0000 http://bibservatmac.wordpress.com/2007/02/12/bertrand-russell-pamphlet-collection/#comment-36 [...] My Fifteen Minutes of Fame? February 28, 2007 Posted by Wade in McMaster, special collections, cataloguing. trackback At Mac, we recently completed cataloguing of a collection of pamphlets by Bertrand Russell. Carl has written a blog posting of his own to mark the occasion, and I’ve written a bit about it on the Bib Services blog. [...] [...] My Fifteen Minutes of Fame? February 28, 2007 Posted by Wade in McMaster, special collections, cataloguing. trackback At Mac, we recently completed cataloguing of a collection of pamphlets by Bertrand Russell. Carl has written a blog posting of his own to mark the occasion, and I’ve written a bit about it on the Bib Services blog. [...]

]]> Comment on Coming to an OCLC Record Near You! by Rhonda Moore http://bibservatmac.wordpress.com/2006/11/24/coming-to-an-oclc-record-near-you/#comment-15 Rhonda Moore Tue, 12 Dec 2006 21:35:10 +0000 http://bibservatmac.wordpress.com/2006/11/24/coming-to-an-oclc-record-near-you/#comment-15 that was my feeling too, just wanted to clarify! thanks that was my feeling too, just wanted to clarify! thanks

]]> Comment on Coming to an OCLC Record Near You! by Wade Wyckoff http://bibservatmac.wordpress.com/2006/11/24/coming-to-an-oclc-record-near-you/#comment-14 Wade Wyckoff Mon, 11 Dec 2006 17:17:08 +0000 http://bibservatmac.wordpress.com/2006/11/24/coming-to-an-oclc-record-near-you/#comment-14 Good question, Rhonda. I'm not sure if they're indexed or not. If so it's probably in the "standard number" index rather than the "ISBN" index (my guess, anyway--Karen could probably clarify that...), in which case it becomes another access point. I think we can leave the 024 EANs in the record. It doesn't seem worth the time needed to compare and delete them. Does anyone feel strongly that we should zap them? Good question, Rhonda.

I’m not sure if they’re indexed or not. If so it’s probably in the “standard number” index rather than the “ISBN” index (my guess, anyway–Karen could probably clarify that…), in which case it becomes another access point.

I think we can leave the 024 EANs in the record. It doesn’t seem worth the time needed to compare and delete them. Does anyone feel strongly that we should zap them?

]]> Comment on Coming to an OCLC Record Near You! by Rhonda Moore http://bibservatmac.wordpress.com/2006/11/24/coming-to-an-oclc-record-near-you/#comment-13 Rhonda Moore Tue, 05 Dec 2006 16:37:28 +0000 http://bibservatmac.wordpress.com/2006/11/24/coming-to-an-oclc-record-near-you/#comment-13 I am definitely seeing both the 13 digit ISBN and the 024 EAN in records coming across from OCLC. Should I be leaving the 024 EAN in the records or should I be deleting them since they appear to match the 13 digit ISBN? I've seen a variety of questions on the listserv regarding this, but just want to clarify what we are doing locally. I am definitely seeing both the 13 digit ISBN and the 024 EAN in records coming across from OCLC.

Should I be leaving the 024 EAN in the records or should I be deleting them since they appear to match the 13 digit ISBN? I’ve seen a variety of questions on the listserv regarding this, but just want to clarify what we are doing locally.

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