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AAJ Response to SCOTUS Decision in CompuCredit v. Greenwood
Washington, DC—The following is a statement from American Association for Justice (AAJ) President Gary M. Paul in response to the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in CompuCredit Corp and Synovus Bank v. Wanda Greenwood:
"With this ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court has given corporations a way to escape accountability by forcing consumers into a rigged and biased forced arbitration process, even when Congress expressly provides a remedy in a court of law.
"It has become abundantly clear that the Federal Arbitration Act does not work for consumers and employees. The reality is that corporations hide forced arbitration clauses in the fine print of their take-it-or-leave-it contracts, hand-pick their own biased arbiter, and then leave consumers and employees with high fees and no opportunity for justice or accountability.
"There is a very big difference between the justice provided by America's court system and the forced arbitration process. It is time for Congress to pass the Arbitration Fairness Act to protect consumers and employees from these abusive practices."
The Center for Constitutional Litigation filed an amicus brief on behalf of AAJ in support of the respondent, Greenwood, advocating the critical differences between the right to a trial by jury and forced arbitration. This brief can be found here.

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Yahoo's Gerry Yang may have thought that giving Carl Icahn a board seat would calm the roiling waters that threatened to pull the chief executive under. But a recount of the vote for its board revealed a strong protest vote against five of nine directors, including Yang. The Internet company said revised vote tallies showed 33.7 percent of votes withheld for Yang, the company's co-founder. That's more than twice the opposition to his reappointment to the board as in the disputed first count. Yang has been under pressure for months over failed attempts by Microsoft Corp to buy Yahoo and over questions about his leadership. Analysts were split over whether the recount, while potentially emboldening for critics, was a symbolic embarrassment to the leadership or a new threat to its power. Ahead of the Aug. 1 meeting, Yahoo settled a proxy fight with Icahn, giving the billionaire investor and two members of his proposed slate seats on an expanded board of 11 members instead of the previous nine.
Austrian oil and gas group OMV has called off its unsolicited $23 billion bid offer for Hungarian rival MOL, saying European Union restrictions were too tough to make the deal worthwhile. The move ends an acrimonious year-long standoff between the companies that had begun to irritate some investors and weighed on OMV's share price. The stock rose nearly 8 percent to a three-week high of 45.60 euros on relief a deal was off. "It was a bad strategic move to make an offer, so this should just narrow the situation," said Erste Bank analyst Jakub Zidon.
And here's one from the unwanted advances department: Acquisitive miner XstrataLonmin, unveiled a $10 billion takeover bid for the world's third-biggest platinum producer, to diversify its business from industrial metals such as copper. South Africa-focused Lonmin swiftly rejected the bid as its shares soared 51 percent to a high of 35 pounds on Wednesday, slightly over Xstrata's planned offer of 33 pounds a share. Lonmin – and this perhaps is no big surprise — rejected the bid as undervaluing the firm.
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* Hunting is to sell its Canadian-based oil and gas division Gibson Energy to private equity firms Riverstone Holdings and Carlyle Group for C$1,270 million ($1.22 billion).
* China's Tongling Nonferrous Metals said it planned to buy a 51 percent stake in a copper smelter based in Inner Mongolia for 450 million yuan ($65.7 million).


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TUPELO, Miss. — Charges of sending ricin-laced letters to President Barack Obama and others were dropped Tuesday against an Elvis impersonator from Mississippi who has said since his arrest last week that he had nothing to do with the case.
Meanwhile, in Tupelo, numerous law enforcement officers converged on the home of another Mississippi man, Everett Dutschke, including some in hazmat suits. No charges have been filed against him and he hasn't been arrested. Both men say they have no idea how to make the poisonous ricin and had nothing to do with sending them to Obama, U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi and a state judge.
Referring to officials' questions, "I thought they said rice and I said I don't even eat rice," 45-year-old Paul Kevin Curtis said after he was released from custody Tuesday. "I respect President Obama. I love my country and would never do anything to pose a threat to him or any other U.S. official."
A one-sentence document filed by federal prosecutors said charges against Curtis were dropped, but left open the possibility they could be re-instated if authorities found more to prove their case. Prosecutors were not immediately available for comment.
Curtis was well-known to Wicker because he had written to the Republican and other officials about black-market body parts he claimed to have found while working at a hospital — a claim the hospital says is untrue. Curtis also wrote a book called "Missing Pieces" about his claims and posted similar language on his Facebook page and elsewhere. The documents indicate Curtis had been distrustful of the government for years.
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Actually let me be more thorough.
I just added dead lifts into my routine and after doing them for the first week, my lower back is killing me - soreness, no injury.
My lower back is a problem area for me and it is prone to having the muscles pulled.
Was just wondering on why dead lifts are like the god of lifts to justify my soreness today
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yo man, i just started them about 3 weeks ago. and beleive me m lower back was sore my first week too. but the next 2 my lower back was ready for the workout. Its just that your lower isnt used to the weight or excersise, is just telling you that its new.....check in next week i bet it wont be close to as bad. Deadlifts work your lower so they are great from your hammies to your back. good luck
Currently Bulking
10/06:150lbs---8.5% bod fat--------------------3/25/07: 170 lbs
8/25/07: 163lbs---------goal @ 185 by (5/1/08)
-deadlift 370x6 (current 315)
-flat bb bench 205x5 (current 185)
-squat 265x6 (current rehab in knees, light legs)
-lat p/u BW+50 x 6 (current 35x6)
Your lower back may be sore but as you strengthen the weak links and become more efficient at the exercise your glutes and hams will become the primary movers.
When you strengthen your posterior your overall lifting capacity increases. The body responds to the increased demand by getting bigger. This will necessitate a lot of hard work as they are very demanding (and gratifying) as the weight increases.
Dead lifts and squats take a lot of work ethic. If you have what it takes to perform these two lifts at or above capacity, the rest of your routine will follow suit.
While we're at it, I might as well throw in a tip for deadlifting that may seem obvious to some, but not to others.
ALWAYS pull back when you're deadlifting as opposed to just lifting it up and then straightening your back. I really focused on this for the first time today and 225 lbs seemed MUCH easier than last week, plus my back and legs were much more worked it seemed.
Age: 20
Height: 5-9
Weight:~160 @ 13-15 bf%?....starting figure after nearly a year of battling CFS/mono...so not too bad imo.
Max Lifts:
Don't know anymore..don't care atm.
It's king because it is the ultimate test in raw strength. How much can one human being lift off the floor into the air from a dead stop. It is also the single most realistic movement in weightlifting that can be transferred to real world lifts. I've used the same movement to lift dozens of things, pull **** out of the ground, etc, etc.
Deadlifts are king and I don't know why more people don't do them. They make everything stronger and are one the most gratifying lifts to accomplish. Nothing beats reaching the top of the lift on a 1RM PR dead.
32 yo - 5'6" - 170 lbs
USAPL Meet PRs (Raw @154 lbs): 347 SQ, 242 BP, 507 DL, 1096 TOTAL
Gym PRs: 370 SQ, 270 BP, 510 DL
The Riddle Of Iron - Kiaran's Garage Training Log
^^ hmm that wasnt that obvious to me .. i've been going pretty much striaght up. i'm gonna try that
bench - 245 x 2
squat - 315 x 5
dl- 355 x 1
goal - Bigger Faster Stronger
This is kind of what I mean:
Not pulling back(first guy): http://youtube.com/watch?v=iYRnwAqVDjw
Is pulling back(first chick that deads):
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Age: 20
Height: 5-9
Weight:~160 @ 13-15 bf%?....starting figure after nearly a year of battling CFS/mono...so not too bad imo.
Max Lifts:
Don't know anymore..don't care atm.
Kiaran, off topic, but did you make that avatar yourself or did you find it somewhere? WOuld love to get that in a poster.
32 yo - 5'6" - 170 lbs
USAPL Meet PRs (Raw @154 lbs): 347 SQ, 242 BP, 507 DL, 1096 TOTAL
Gym PRs: 370 SQ, 270 BP, 510 DL
The Riddle Of Iron - Kiaran's Garage Training Log
well if you ever blow it up, make me a copy, it's a nice idea.
Man I also just started doing deadlifts, have been working out for over a year but have been working deadlift for 3 weeks. Man the 1st 2 times my lower back was sore for like 3 days, but I just did them yesterday after my biceps exercise. And I actually increased the weight significantly and I am no where near as sore as the first 2 times I did it. Dont get me wrong it was hell to do them, but thats what its all about you gotta push yourself to get where you wanna be and when it gets easier throw on some more weight and push.The fact alone that you are sore but not injured says that you are on the right track. I gotta admit soreness from chest to me is a good sore, but soreness from deadlifts can just be irritaiting. But it gets better.
Plus, they look impressive, just picking up 200+ lbs from the floor. Girls dig them.
And if they don't, you can beat them up anyways.
I kid.
In your own time at home, do some extra lower back workouts. The one that really helped me is called Hip Extension.
Starting Position: Lie on your stomach on a mat. Bend your knee to a 90 degree angle so the sole of your toot faces the ceiling.
Action: Lift one thigh off the table approximately 6 inches by raising your foot toward the ceiling. Your hip bones do not leave the table as you lift the leg. Slowly lower your thigh back to the starting position.
It helped me so much now my lower back is strong as hell. I did 8x15 every day.
Last edited by WestsideWarrior; 03-20-2007 at 09:35 PM.
Deep breath in through nose; hold it; grip the bar as tightly as possible; fire it up.
You would be surprised how much extra weight you can pull when you engage these simple mechanics.
32 yo - 5'6" - 170 lbs
USAPL Meet PRs (Raw @154 lbs): 347 SQ, 242 BP, 507 DL, 1096 TOTAL
Gym PRs: 370 SQ, 270 BP, 510 DL
The Riddle Of Iron - Kiaran's Garage Training Log


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By Paul Lane
As a Buffalo Bills fan who grew up during the Super Bowl days, I am intimately familiar with second place.
A lot of people knock position No. 2, but not me. No. 2 means that there are still a lot of people behind you who would love the chance to be that close to the top.
Being the No. 2 choice to represent this newspaper group as a guest judge at the Hard Rock Cafe Battle of the Bands, therefore, was still quite an honor. And a lot of fun.
I filled in for my colleague Rick Forgione for the April 30 finals, which saw five bands duke it out for a spot in the national semifinals. Only one band could win the title, but I have to say without a hint of condescension that I was a winner in that I got to see 2 1/2 hours of the region's best local music.
First of all, thanks to the Hard Rock for putting on such a great show (and for treating the bands and judges better than royalty). In its second year of hosting the contest, the Hard Rock gets nothing out of it but bragging rights (and perhaps the money that a packed house full of drink consumers spends). But the folks there made it feel like a headlining gig at Madison Square Garden.
Mingling backstage with the performers, I was amazed at some of the minutiae about live performance that I learned. Eating just before taking the stage could hinder a singer's voice, for example, because the food could hamper the diaphragm's movement. The friendly debate between rhythm section and the lead performers, meanwhile, will infinitely go on, while some musicians just can't take the stage with their shoes on because it doesn't feel right.
And then there was the music:
• Free Henry!, a Lewiston-based quartet whose lively jam rock got the show off to a spirited start (that's their exclamation point, not mine).
• Floozie, who represented Niagara Falls with a rock sound tinged with the Foo Fighters and Beck.
• Reign, a hip hop/R&B trio (only two performers took the stage for the finals) that commanded the audience's attention and held it for 30 solid minutes.
• More Than Me, a Buffalo-based group that just as easily handled driving reggae as acoustic beach rock.
• DoDriver, a Buffalo-based five-piece hard rock band that wrapped up the show with an absolute frenzy of a set.
More Than Me took the grand prize, which includes a spot in the national semifinals (Hard Rock corporate judges will assess videos and pick finalists, who will compete for a London gig). More Than Me, DoDriver (second place) and Floozie (third place) all received paid opening gigs at the Hard Rock, as well as regional Hard Rock shows and other prizes.
Only a twist of fate put me to be in the position to be there that night, but I'm glad it worked out that way. There's a bevy of great local music being made all around us, and anyone would benefit from going to check out a show at some point this summer.
So if you have a free night, go on a new music adventure. You never know what gems you may unearth.


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Entertainment behind the scenes
Disney's "Small World" expands
It's not such a small world anymore.
One of the Disneyland theme park's oldest and most beloved attractions — "It's a Small World" -reopens on Friday after a make-over and the addition of 29 Disney and Pixar characters including Lilo and Stitch, Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan to the cast of familiar child dolls from around the world.
Disney says some "subtle theme music" from Disney and Pixar films has also been woven into the familiar song that plays during the gentle boat ride that has been celebrating the children of the world and their message of peace and harmony since 1966.
On the refurbished ride, Mulan appears in the scene representing China, dolls dressed in Aladdin and Jasmine costumes ride a flying carpet in the Middle East scene, Alice (in Wonderland) shows up in the London scene and Woody and Jessie of "Toy Story" fame appear in a new "Spirt of America" attraction.
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Raleigh-based Justice Theater Project stages the sweeping saga, "Ragtime," beginning tonight in Clare Hall on the campus of The Catholic Community of St. Francis of Assisi (11401 Leesville Road). The 1998 Broadway musical, set at the turn of the 20th century, explores racism, politics and immigration issues of the period through clever use of catchy ragtime tunes. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday (through June 30). $12-$20. 919-264-7089; thejustictheatereproject.org.
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Supernatural Episode 6.3
"The Third Man"
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Directed By: Bob Singer
Original Airdate: 8 October 2010
In This Episode...
Sam and Dean investigate the biblical deaths of three cops. The first turned to a puddle of blood. The second was covered with huge, hideous boils - inside and out. The third had his brain eaten away by locusts. The boys call Cas, and he explains that these deaths could only be as a result of Moses's staff. Several of heaven's weapons were stolen, and in the wrong hands - Raphael's soldiers - they could bring about the apocalypse the Winchesters fought so hard to avoid.
Turns out the three cops shot a young man, then planted a gun on him to make it a just killing. The guy's little brother prayed and prayed for the cops to suffer consequences. His prayers were answered by Balthazar, who sold the kid a small piece of Moses's staff to use to get his own vengeance. Balthazar is one of Raphael's soldiers. They want to rule heaven because they are "traditionalists" and want to get the apocalypse back on track. Whoever has the weapons wins the war.
Cas, Dean and Sam find Balthazar, who calls for Raphael and a few of his cronies. A very brief battle ensues (see below). The lackeys are killed off almost instantly. Balthazar turns Raphael to salt with the help of a magic crystal. Dean traps Balthazar in a ring of holy fire, but once Balthazar gives the kid his soul back, Cas sets him free.
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Like so many episodes of Supernatural, this one suffered for fourth act problems. The Old Testament-style deaths were delightfully gross, and it was an intriguing story line. But then the cops are dead and the staff is located, but there is more story to tell - and only about 12 minutes to do so. For example, Dean and Sam battle a couple rogue angels. Well, not so much as "battle" as Dean smacks the wall, where he has drawn a cartoonish button with symbols on it, and magically makes the angels go poof. Where the hell did that come from? It makes sense that an angel can relocate in the blink of an eye, but it also makes it too easy to get the angels where you need them with no explanation or continuity. But I was totally with them up to that point.
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The episode begins with a cop who suddenly sees huge chunks of flesh falling away, peeling off, and liquifying. The cop collapses, but the moment he hits the ground he explodes into a huge gooey puddle. Everything - even his bones - turned to blood. The second cop falls victim to huge, throbbing, yellowish boils. I was a little disappointed that none of the boils exploded. The third cop's death was my favorite. The Winchester boys are interviewing him, and he is acting really sketchy - erratic and almost nonsensical. He drops dead right in front of them. A strange humming noise piques Sam and Dean's attention. They remove the cop's hat and discover a huge, bloody hole in the cop's skull, and finds a half-dozen locusts crawling in, out, and around the brain cavity.
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By the episode's end, Dean is starting to become suspicious of his brother. Since coming back from hell, he just seems "different." When Cas wanted to put the young boy through excruciating pain in order to get the angel's name, Sam had no qualms. Dean also noticed that Sam hasn't been "traumatized" by his trip to hell. I have suspected that Sam is himself since the moment he showed up this season, but had the feeling confirmed when early in the episode, he is paying off a hooker. Apparently he rocked her world, so much so that she wanted him to call her on her off day.
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Now that Sam has his own hunter car - a sporty Japanese model - Dean can't help but tease him about it. Dean calls Sam's car a piece of plastic; Sam snidely reminds Dean that he gets horrible gas mileage. When Cas and Balthazar come face to face initially, they struggle and tumble out of a tenth story window. The angels crash down onto Sam's car, totaling it. Dean: "Ok, silver lining."
Looks like Supernatural is going on a brief hiatus, for all we got was a montage of clips that, honestly, look like they could be from a half-dozen episodes. Among the highlights: Dean believes he is cursed; the boys think they are investigating vampires - turns out they are investigating douchebags (aka Twilight characters); and a guy gets fed into a woodchipper.


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I write and re-write this article every season and every year. But time and time again I see friends and people I know who have read it coming to me because they got arrested in San Diego, Orange County, Imperial County, Riverside, San Bernardino or Los Angeles for a DUI.
Okay, think about it... How smart is it to drive a two-ton killing machine through the streets with, say, a .16 blood alcohol level? Not very. In fact, it is inherently dangerous for you and everyone in your vicinity. How about.... How smart is it to take a cab instead of driving? How about, since it's the Christmas season and we all know we are going to imbibe, just plan to take a cab from the start? Yes, now we are getting smarter.
Yes, think about it. A GOOD DUI attorney will charge you about $5,000 or upwards pre-trial to work up your DUI case. Yes, people, there are defenses to high blood alcohol DUI's. I just got an offer of a wet reckless misdemeanor on a felony DUI with injury case that was originally charged as a felony. I also just got an offer of a straight misdemeanor to another DUI with injury case. Both clients were in the Navy, and could not have the felony without it ruining their careers. I recently sued San Diego's top DUI cop in federal court and won a settlement from the City because the cop falsified the basis for his stop. Yes, there are cheap attorneys out there and they will always claim to do cheaply what the best of us do for the cost of our experience. But you get what you pay for. I personally don't hire doctors that hawk themselves as "cheaper than the other guy." Nor would I ever hire an attorney that hawks himself for cheap.
Some cases California DUI can be won. Some California DUI cases cases can't be won. It depends on how competent your lawyer is, how the cop did the investigation, if the machines used were properly calibrated, and what you said at the time of the investigation, amongst other things.
Remember, anyone with a law license from the State of California can take your money and represent you on a DUI. That doesn't mean that they know what they are doing. Would you request advice from a novice if you had cancer? Of course not.
Now, if you haven't read it before, read it now. And if you have read it before, read it again. This article is chock full of info on what to do if you get stopped for a DUI and arrested.
It's starting now. Police agencies all over California are setting up roadblocks, and putting officers on overtime, to make as many DUI arrests as possible. Hopefully, the tips below will come in handy for you over this holiday weekend.
1. If you drive in California during the Christmas season, and you plan on having a cocktail or two, make sure you know where your license, registration and proof of insurance are. DUI officers historically write in their California DUI reports (putting only facts that harm you in them) that the suspect "fumbled for his wallet" and couldn't find his registration. They use this to try to show you were impaired. Be prepared.
2. When you get signaled by the DUI officer to pull over for a DUI assessment, do so immediately and safely. Roll down your window and put your hands on the steering wheel.
3. If a DUI officer asks you if you know why you are being pulled over, remember you don't have to answer. What a dumb question! He knows why he is pulling you over. He is pulling you over to assess you for drunk driving, and he's using the fact that you might have committed some minor vehicle code violations as an excuse. Don't make any admissions to him. So, you can just ask him, "why?"
4. The next question the DUI officer is likely to ask is, "Have you had anything to drink tonight." Remember your rights? You are not required to speak to officers. I know, I know, you think, "But if I don't talk to the officer, he will be mad." Let him be. You are not at a social gathering; he is not invited to your next birthday party. So don't worry about how he feels. He is collecting evidence against you. Don't give him any. It is best to say, "Officer, I appreciate what you do for a living, but I don't wish to answer any of your questions." You do NOT have to answer. The less from you he gets, the better for you in the long run. He is gathering evidence. But, you say, maybe he will let me go if he knows I'm being honest with him. NO. Most people who are pulled over and have alcohol on their breath get arrested. It's just a fact of life. Don't give him anything to put in that report that he can use against you later.
5. He may then say, "I'd like you to complete a series of tests for me." Again, let him know that you do not wish to participate in any tests. You are not required to comply. DUI officers try to give a series of field tests to determine if you are impaired. I have NEVER known any officer to do these as per the standardized protocol. I hold a certification authorized by the United Stated Department of Transportation to administer these tests, and was required to pass a practical and written test to get that certification given by a nationally re-known sergeant with the Idaho State Police. Cops learn how to do these, and then promptly forget them, making up their own "tests." Do not do them. Do NOT let the officer collect more false "evidence" against you. Just reiterate that you do not wish to perform and tests. It's your right.
6. The DUI investigation officer may then tell you he wants you to take an in field breath, hand held, breath test. Do not take this "test." It is unreliable, and regularly exhibits blood alcohol numbers higher than what you really are. The cop really, really wants you to do this now, because you have made no statements, and you have refused his field "tests." He wants this badly. He NEEDS some evidence. Do not do it. You are NOT required to blow into the little hand held machine.
7. The officer will most likely arrest you, cuff and take you downtown. You will be required to take a breath or blood test. You must choose to take one of these tests, or he will take what is called a "forced blood test" and your driver's license will be suspended for a full year.
A few pointers: If you are still absorbing alcohol, the breath test will read high. It is also an INDIRECT measurement of blood alcohol level. If you take blood, you won't get a result for at least a week. Also, law enforcement labs don't use the proper amount of sodium fluoride and potassium oxalate in the blood tubes, so you can attack those results later. Personally, I wouldn't let anyone hired by the city or county to draw my blood, after learning all I know about the incompetence of the people drawing the blood, and the lack of sanitation protocol in place. Why risk infection? (See, article on frightening practices in the San Diego crime lab).
If you are arrested, you will be released within 12 hours on your promise to appear. You will received a pink piece of paper called a "DS-367." This document tells you that you, or your lawyer, must call the Department of Motor Vehicle within ten days of the arrest to secure a hearing to determine whether or not the DMV will take your license. Do not miss this deadline or you will be suspended automatically.
So, be careful. Don't drink and drive if you can help it. Drive safely. Don't talk to cops. Be polite, but do not let them gather damaging evidence against you. And when you get home call this Southern California DUI Defense lawyer.
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You Buy High and Sell Low.
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Resist the urge to go with the crowd by adhering to smart investing techniques. One such technique is dollar-cost averaging, a simple system of investing at regular intervals no matter what the market is doing.
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If you are in doubt check with your tax preparer.
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posted Apr 11 2014 4:19PM
Late fees, banking fees, credit-card fees -- the amounts might seem insignificant when taken individually. But if you're regularly paying penalties and fees, these charges can quickly eat a hole in your budget.
Avoid being nickeled and dimed! Read the fine print so you understand fee rules, and stay organized so you avoid breaching those rules.
Don't be afraid to shop around for a better deal.
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posted Dec 1 2013 8:58AM
Are you currently considering buying your first home or perhaps your first, second or third investment property?
If so then you will definitely at least want to consider Fannie Mae's HomePath program.
Fannie Mae is a government-sponsored enterprise chartered by Congress to keep money flowing to mortgage lenders. They do not make loans directly rather buy the loans from lenders.
Unfortunately, due to the housing crisis, they now own homes that they must sell.
Fannie Mae HomePath properties offer great benefits such as low down payments, no mortgage insurance, expanded seller contributions and more.
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Taking out a loan against your 401K is usually a less expensive option than a straight withdrawal where you may have to pay income taxes and a 10% penalty, however there pitfalls that you must take into account.
Most plans will give you only five years to repay the loan. If you borrow a large amount the payment could be substantial.
If you fail to make the payments or leave your company you may be required to pay back the outstanding balance within 60 days or be forced to take it as a hardship withdrawal that will incur taxes and penalties.
Make sure you understand all of the consequences of borrowing against your 401K.
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When purchasing a home or refinancing your existing home the last thing that you want to happen is to find out that upon closing you are no longer qualified.
How can that happen?
When you make your mortgage application the lender is looking at a number of factors including your income, credit score, job history, debt levels and money for a down payment and reserves.
When you get to closing your lender is going to check to make sure that the assumptions on which the loan was originally approved are still valid.
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If you will be traveling you probably do not want to be stuck without having a way to pay for your purchases.
Making purchases outside of your normal pattern can trigger suspicious activity on your account often resulting in your account being frozen until they can reach you or in a worst case, if your card is compromised leave you without the use of your card.
To minimize any disruption it is always a good idea to notify your financial institution of your travel plans before you leave.
It's always a good idea to have a couple of different payment options just in case.
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If your credit score is not as high as you would like it to be here are a few ideas to improve it.
The first step is to visit "ANNUALCREDITREPORT.COM" for a free report from all three bureaus.
If you see errors in the report, getting them corrected. You can find instructions on the website of each bureau.
Timely payments and utilization or what refers to your reported balance in relation to your credit limit are the two most important factors and account for 65% of your credit score.
If possible keep your outstanding balances to no more than 25% of your available credit for revolving loans.
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According to Albert Einstein, "Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it ... he who doesn't ... pays it."
Here is an example:
Assume at age 31 you start saving $2,000 a month for your retirement and you do so until you are age 65. Earning 9% interest you will have accrued over $470,000.
However, if you had started saving the same $2,000 when you are 22 and did so only until you were 31 you will have over $579,000 and will have only invested for 9 years.
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The University of Central Oklahoma Department of Design will open "Revive," an exhibit featuring custom furniture designs created by Central students, whose objectives were to turn "trash into treasure," with a reception from 4-6 p.m., April 18 in the Melton Gallery located in the UCO Art and Design Building.
The opening is free and open to the public and will include light refreshments.
Students were asked to explore areas where they might find discarded items, evaluate what was being thrown away and revitalize the items by using them as materials for new furniture.
"In addition to this being an eye-opening challenge for our students, we are equally excited with how this project falls right in line with the university's mission statement to be a green, environmentally-conscious campus," said Ruki Ravikumar, M.F.A., chair of the design department.
"The students are reinventing how simple things can be reused and thus enabling a longer lifespan for each individual item."
This project also promoted collaboration between interior design students and graphic design students.
While the interior design students worked in groups to design and create furniture pieces, which range from chairs and tables to lighting fixtures, graphic design students worked on branding initiatives, both for the individual groups and their furniture.
This design exhibit will be on display through May 9.
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Niagara Gazette — When Ann Curry was fired earlier this year as a full-time anchor on NBC's "Today" show, she gave an emotional on-camera farewell speech before her departure.
She said that when venturing into dangerous places, interviewing dictators, jumping off bridges and climbing mountains, and landing in the South Pole, she was doing it all for the viewers. "I have loved you," she told them, "And I have wanted to give you the world. And I still do."
On Tuesday, she kept her word. She gave people around the globe fervent hope and deep inspiration about how to cope with the overwhelming grief triggered by the massacre at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
After the nightmare in that quiet community, Curry said to herself: "What if? Imagine if everyone could commit to doing one act of kindness for everyone of those children killed in Newtown." So that's what she tweeted and it took off from there.
Curry's message spread. "It was remarkable how many people responded," she said. "They are the ones who carried the ball. They are the ones who chose what to do."
In less than 24 hours, tens of thousands of people on Twitter and Facebook not only joined the crusade, they increased Curry's suggestion to 26 acts of kindness, to include the teachers who died trying to protect the children. One of the tweets came from Borneo.
Curry's campaign is based on the premise that if you do good, you'll feel good.
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• "I don't earn much, but donated 10 percent of this week's paycheck to National Alliance on Mental Illness. NAMI is dear to my heart.
• "Just gave a $20 Subway gift card to a homeless woman in Chicago."
• "I will bake cookies for those in the hospital over Christmas with no family."
• "Surprised construction workers on a cold, rainy day with hot coffee."
• " I bought 26 pairs of socks and I am leaving them for the patients being treated for radiation tomorrow."
• "I can't afford to help anyone financially but took my sweet dog with me to visit with my blind next door neighbor."
• "I went to ToysRUs and paid off someone's layaway. Felt invigorating."
• "I was the second person today to pay in line for the car behind them."
• "Just paid the school fees for 26 children with AIDS in Mombasa, Kenya."
BEHIND THE IDEA: Asked to explain her motive for the 26 Acts of Kindness, Curry traced it to an experience in 2007 when she was assigned to report on the genocide in Darfur in western Sudan.
She remembered meeting an elderly woman in a hospital, recovering from burns after an attack by Janjaweed militias. "Many other women also were there, carrying babies and I asked her about the terrible burns all over her body." It was explained that she had tried to rescue her invalid husband when her house was set on fire. While attempting to carry her husband to safety, the thatched roof fell on them and the hot embers gave her third degree burns. The husband died.
As she left the hospital, feeling depressed and helpless, she went to the TV producer's van to get the Polaroid she had brought on the assignment. She then slipped back to the hospital courtyard where all the women were with their children.
"I knew they had never owned a photograph of their child so I took all their pictures, with their child or just the child alone," she recalled. One woman seemed puzzled by the black square on the fresh print but suddenly she was thrilled to see the child's face appear on the Polaroid.
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From SCORE, Renew Yourself as a Leader, take a break.
Still having difficulty with the idea of a vacation. Plan one 12 weeks ahead, now you are at Thanksgiving. Take a few days or a week off and recharge. If you feel you just can't get away from the business, have a two-day planning retreat and two days off. Mix business with the reward of a great, long weekend.
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The UNO women picked up their first win of the season, 2-0, over North Dakota Sunday afternoon in Omaha.
Second-half goals by Ava Doetsch and Melanie McCormick were more than enough for goalkeeper Meaghan Clark, who made three saves.
With the wind aiding them in the second half, the Mavericks (1-3) broke through at the 58:02 mark when McCormick played a ball down the left sideline to Doetsch and the freshman worked her way around one defender and put a shot in that deflected off another defender into the left side of the net. It was Doetsch's first career goal and the first lead of the season for the Mavericks.
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The history of the pirates: containing the lives of those noted pirate captains, Misson, Bowen, Kidd, Tew, Halsey, White, Condent, Bellamy, Fly, Howard, Lewis, Cornelius, Williams, Burgess, North, and their crews : also, an account of the piracies and cruelties of John Auger, William Cunningham, Dennis Mackarthy, William Dowling, William Lewis, Thomas Morris, George Bendall, and William Ling, who were tried, condemned and executed at Nassau, New-Providence, on Friday, the 12th of October, 1718 : to which is added, a description of Magadoxa, in Ethiopia. By Capt. Charles Johnson
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Doc Searls is Senior Editor of Linux Journal
Hacking from the Outside In
I've recently done quite a bit of hacking from the "ends" of the internet back inside. And I'm very very excited about it. Having noone really to share this with, I figured I would post it here.
At home my primary workstation runs Slackware 13 and can run a multitude of virtual guest machines. I've built it for that reason. I also have a DSL connection to the internet, nothing fancy, 8mb/512kb and a static IP. I also have a few IPv6 tunnels from HE.net.
My goal was to run virtual machines with private IPv4 addresses but public IPv6 addresses. Today that goal is a reality. There's a project called vde2 (Virtual Distributed Ethernet) from a group called VirtualSquare. To me, an understanding of internet protocols and this project were crucial. This is a virtual switch. A virtual switch which can also connect to other virtual switches over the internet.
So, on my server at home, I run a virtual machine. It gets an IPv4 address of 10.22.22.0/24 and can connect through to the regular internet via nat. It's also running radvd and handing out IPv6 addresses, but public ones. So every virtual machine I run gets a different public IPv6 address.
Now it gets even more interesting. I'm currently sitting at work. I can run a vde switch locally, and connect it (via ssh) like a virtual plug or crossover cable to home. Now if I run virtual machines (or even my host machine as this is a laptop), my local tap0 interface gets an IPv6 address... from home. As long as my ipv6 default gateway is correct, I'm connecting to the ipv6 internet using the ipv4 internet as a foundation. I connect through my office connection to home, then out to the ipv6 internet.
I can now run more than a dozen different OS's, from different physical locations, using the same IPv6 subnet from any physical location.
It was a bit of work on my part. But imagine wrapping this in a nice bundle and selling it as a service?
Internet hacking from the outside in, to go.
Come talk to me in #linuxjournal on freenode. I'm [flrichar] (n=fredr@2001:470:e075:2200:216:3eff:fe1e:eecb): Fred Richards, or [FredR](n=fredr@2001:470:e075:2200:d0ae:93ff:fe26:8415): Fred Richards ...
or someone@2001:470:e075:2200::0/64
I'm sure I'll run out of nicknames before I run out of IPs or virtual machines.
-- FLR or flrichar is a superfan of Linux Journal, and goofs around in the LJ IRC Channel
Simple Data Provider
As a Sr Network Engineer for an application data services company, I would _love_ to hack the internet from the ends inward. In fact, in theory, I guarantee I could build what you are looking for. I could build it in my head. But in reality, there are several hurdles to overcome.
Doc, you talk of home networking, but trust me, the typical consumer-grade networking equipment is pretty weak and limited. Networks are typically designed and built from the core out, with each piece of equipment having particular roles and responsibilities. From the core, out to the distribution level, then finally to the fringes of the access layer. Typically, access equipment could not handle the vast processing power necessary in the core.
Not saying that it couldn't be done, but an upgrade to end user and CPE equipment would be in order. Linux would take the same consumer hardware much, much further.
Another hurdle, would be to keep the historical players out of the loop. Why do the telcos and cablecos have a duopoly? Well, whenever anyone needed a wire to their home, they were the only ones in the business of running those cables. Long distance, high bandwidth wireless (802.16 Wimax perhaps) would be a better alternative, based on standards of course.
Another bad habit of ISPs is oversubscribing. Most companies are in business to make money, at any and all costs, to the point where I've seen some pretty crazy over-subscriptions. Your cable headend node probably serves upwards of 4000 people. Do you live in a highly populated area?
So at the CPE side, you want a powerful, wireless unit, with lots of diversity. With the ability to connect to many others, where the greater number of your neighbors would work in your favor instead of against it. That piece really needs the "bittorrent" effect. Think that can be done currently with ipv4? I don't think so.
Where are we going to get millions of IP addresses per end user? I'm sure IPv6 could fill that gap.
These are just some of my ideas. Instead of following the normal layers, from physical on up, I'm thinking more of the top down, solving issues with protocols first. It still needs some under laying infrastructure help to flesh out.
One of my dreams is to create a "data provider". A company who's sole purpose is to run data to your home. That's it. DNS? Email, web hosting? On your own. Supply only raw IP connectivity. The local water authority doesn't dictate how I use water in my home, so why is my ISP so involved in my data?
Just some thoughts.
-- FLR or flrichar is a superfan of Linux Journal, and goofs around in the LJ IRC Channel
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It's been one big adventure this week at Pitt-Johnstown.
The 7th annual Junior Naturalist Outdoor Adventure Camp, which is presented by UPJ's Office of Community Education and Outreach, has been going on since Monday.
It provides kids ages 7 through 12 with an opportunity to get outside and participate in sports, conservation education and environmental enhancement programs.
Forty-two children from Cambria County and surrounding areas, along with eight junior leaders, are taking part in the program.
The theme, "Understanding the Environment: Mother Nature and Me," places an emphasis on the importance of watersheds and conservation.
"This camp gets kids outdoors and do things they normally wouldn't be able to do on their own," said Tammy Cash, a staff member with the camp.
Activities include rock climbing, rappelling, kayaking, canoeing, nature hikes, swimming, water safety and rescue, fishing, fresh water snorkeling and wilderness survival skills.
Campers also spent some time at the Quemahoming Reservoir.
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Stacee Glass enjoyed her years at camp so much she decided to become a junior leader to assist with the program.
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She admitted that prior to coming to camp she wasn't an outdoors person, but that quickly changed and she now participates in outdoor activities as often as possible.
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My commerce secretary led that recruitment effort, the Republican said after an event Monday, according to a video taken by WRAL-TV. My first direct involvement with the company was a day or two before the announcement, where I called the CEO when they told me a basic agreement was agreed upon.
McCrorys remarks, five days after the big jobs announcement, are his first describing his role in the deal, which has been questioned because the $94 million incentives package MetLife received was negotiated by the governors former employer, Moore & Van Allen.
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Bob Morgan, the president of the Charlotte Chamber, personally thanked Moore & Van Allens Mike Delaney, Billy Moore and Walter Price at the Charlotte announcement Friday. Price also leads the firms lobbying division in Raleigh.
Explaining his role at the firm, McCrory said he focused more on transportation and energy issues and resigned Dec. 31, days before taking office. I did what we call client development, he said. I did some recruitment for them. I helped them on some city-type, municipal-type of issues to help teach the lawyers the complexities of issues of transportation and the environment ... and energy.
Mecklenburg County commissioners are questioning the local match for the state incentives, saying MetLife seemed to have picked Charlotte for half the jobs before the money package was even approved. McCrory said he didnt know whether that was the case.
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State Democratic chairman Randy Voller said the Republicans efforts to pass a voter photo ID law was trying to fix a problem that does not exist.
You are more likely to be struck by lightning or win the lottery than to have real voter fraud occur, Voller said at a news conference at state Democratic headquarters Monday.
During the past 12 years, there have been 1,032 cases of voter fraud that have been referred by the State Board of Elections to local district attorneys office for possible prosecution. But only one case involved impersonation of another voter the type of fraud that a photo ID is designed to stop.
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