#Yellow pages find a person for free
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'criminal harassment' didn't get into the code until there had been far too many injuries and – Yellow pages Norway and white pages Norway *and before anyone pisses on the cops for that, in my jurisdiction at least that was the reality. prior to that and even in my own 1994 experience it was word for word 'we can't charge him with anything until he hurts you.' and to my direct personal knowledge, the law only changed in canada in the 1990s' to allow for pre-emptive restraining orders.

obviously the census itself is anonymous, and i try to comfort myself with the knowledge that at least she learned through me of a hole in her protective cover.īut i think of her occasionally and hope she was able to remain safe. now, i understand it but at the time i honestly didn't know stalking was even a thing.

when i called her up and addressed her by name. I found this woman who was not in the phone book and she freaked. i had a few people who were hard to get or who refused to do it, so i got pretty investigative. I used that in about 84 when i was working for stats can doing the census. The Holy Grail is midnight, December 31, on a leap second year - as it's added. Now it's the basis for GPS satellite differential calculations to determine your location/altitude.Ĭall that number! Periodically throughout the hour they'll include announcements regarding daylight savings time adjustments (seasonal), leap second additions (again), storm warnings if applicable, and solar flare activity as pertaining to radio communications. We'd set our watches/clocks by it, to the second, both to recheck their accuracy and be able to snap our fingers at the exact moment the old NBC peacock logo appeared at the start of prime-time television shows (broadcasters relied on it to synchronize their operations). Given back then as 'Greenwich Mean Time', now as 'Coordinated Universal Time'. Our Explorer Scout troop in the late 1960s/early '70s was sponsored by NIST, then called the National Bureau of Standards, and we got to tour the facility (and some of the labs) which included viewing the atomic clock used to generate the signal.

7111 puts you in contact with the time signals of shortwave radio station WWV, along with the four atomic (cesium) clocks from which their time signals are derived and maintained by NIST's Time and Frequency Division, which is based in nearby Boulder, Colorado (my lifelong hometown).

Also remember that there was one phone to the household, and adults controlled it, so your bully didn't have much chance to bully you over the phone like they could in social media or messaging. If you were a kid, and you wanted to find another kid, you might have to look up their parent's name, to find their phone number and address.

So looking up a common name (James Richardson) wouldn't have guaranteed that you would find a unique person. I recall that the names in the 'white pages' of the phone book were usually organized by last name, with a lot of people using just their initials. This was the key research source for finding local businesses, so the probability of finding what you needed in the book was high, and the distribution of the book was EVERYWHERE!

#Yellow pages find a person for free

These books were published yearly, and arrived for free on your doorstep, paid for by business advertisements which formed the 'yellow pages' of the book. First off, in the 1980's, nearly everyone had their address listed in 'the phone book', along with their phone number.