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7:45 am on Friday, September 28, 2012
Yet another desperate attempt by the left leaning media to intimidate.
Pro Life Crusader +
8:16 am on Friday, September 28, 2012
I don't donate to anyone ever, I just vote!
New Lenox Mom
9:54 am on Friday, September 28, 2012
What exactly does that mean someguy?? Contribution information has ALWAYS been public, the media has nothing to do with it....and how does this intimidate? Does it mean you wouldn't want people know that you contributed to romney?? Why are you embarrassed? Please do tell what is so intimidating?
Michael M.
4:24 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
He is probably referring to people who have been harassed for their contributions. People will look up who donated to who, then protest or make prank calls or give people a hard time. I have seen it a few times/
3:19 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Thank you, Michael.
I've been working, so I haven't been able to get back to Patch to respond until now.
You hit it on the head. Some people would like to support their candidate privately; at least with regard to allowing people like this to haunt them.
Joe Walczak
10:04 am on Friday, September 28, 2012
Proud GOP contributor !!!! Not a thing to be ashamed of.
Bob Laird
10:38 am on Friday, September 28, 2012
The day I find any politician, democrat or republican, that I trust, I will donate. Looks like my money is safe now.
Hernendo RevolveR
11:54 am on Friday, September 28, 2012
Let's all see if we can find any "journalists" in this database. It oughtta be quite enlightening!
Hernendo RevolveR
12:00 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
Here's a link to a nationwide contributor database - http://www.opensecrets.org/indivs/index.php
New Lenox Mom
1:19 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
@genvieve...what kind of dumb comment is that. maybe during this election, the person she contributed to shares the same things that are important to her, that doesn't make you in the "tank" for anyone. what a completely moronic thing to say.
Michael M.
4:25 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
I do not see a comment by Genvieve. And there is really no reason to be so angry and call people names or insinuate they are dumb or stupid,
Annie In Oswego
5:16 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
You don't see a comment from
Genevieve because there is no longer freedom of speech. Genevieve called one of the Patch editors out saying they couldn't be impartial in reporting the news for giving a large contribution to one of the candidates. BUT THE PATCH PUBLISHED this article and the information is public! ha ha so riduculous. Ah, just wish people wouldnt be so mean to each other. *sigh* Vote for who you want. Vet your candidates. Stop fighting each other and grow up. People who can't be adult about things shouldn't be voting anyway.
6:54 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
Yes, this information is certainly public, but readers have to assume that the Patch's reason to post this would be to TRY to increase their readership . It is a pretty partisan "news" site, and certainly runs from the most important local and statewide topics that negatively affect residents, like disability and pension abuse, school district management and fiscal disciplines, corruption, nepotism, cronyism etc.
New Lenox Mom
6:31 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
Michael, you don't see her comment because most likely she deleted it. I did NOT call her any names or insinuate it. I said her comments were dumb, which they were. People can be very smart and still say or do really, really dumb things!
6:58 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
The Patch has just turned into a local online bulletin board.
Hernendo RevolveR
8:02 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
People often say that comments made by a person with which they disagree are stupid or dumb because that's the only argument they have. Just sayin...
This is a repost
Pro Life Crusader +
8:52 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
99.9% of newspapers are non bias and more liberal then conservative!
Mike Keniley
8:14 am on Saturday, September 29, 2012
Doesn't mean anything to me when it comes to Federal elections...not while the Super PACs (with unlimited individual & corporate funding) are the force behind campaign spending
10:42 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Why is this crap even on here? Just trying to stir up the pot once again.
Who cares?
3:35 pm on Monday, October 1, 2012
John Tips
9:31 am on Tuesday, October 2, 2012
We should pay more attention to local politics. A president is only one man, without the support of congress he is almost moot! Congress can override many of his presidential powers if they so choose, and have the brass to do so!
We wish that people would pay closer attention to school boards, city, township, and county governments, since these effect them directly. Things as property taxes and how our money is being spent by our taxing bodies should be prime on everyones slate!
5:40 pm on Tuesday, October 2, 2012
right on John especially the double and triple dippers usually MADIGOON SCUMBAGS or former Police chiefs who have one or two elected jobs and at least one appointed as a legislative or assistant or consultant these guys are under the radar do nothing for the commons we would be better served paying someone to watch paint dry !
Edward Andrysiak
1:01 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
When is "my business" just mine anymore? Who the hell cares how much the guy next door gives. I wonder what would happen if someone published a list of how much the neighbors give to their church and what church it is. That info would cause an uproar and so should this political crap.
New Lenox Mom
2:05 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Edward have you just woken from a long term coma??? Political contributions have always been part of the public record.
3:19 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
New Lenox Mom needs to get a New Lenox job.


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Now the rules are as follows, you have to write seven things about yourself... well, I've done a few of those before (in the sidebar at right) and truthfully I have nothing further of any interest about myself to add. Yup, I am a pretty boring person... and what is more this is not supposed to be about me, although if I do feel like sharing any little titbits of what is going on in my life I will blurt it out at there and then, but pretty much this blog is all about my sewing, knitting or general fashion-related stuff as it inspires me.
The last time I did one of these I wrote 7 things about couture sewing I had picked up from reading the excellent and highly enlightening instructions in Vogue 8333, and I decided that was a far more fun and interesting thing for people to read about than boring old me, so I decided to go down that path again... this is supposed to be a versatile blogger award, right?
So to be a bit versatile; today I shall touch on a completely different subject of interest to me and probably all bloggers like me documenting their handmade creations... photography. People have left me lovely comments saying nice things about my photography, so while I am no expert and what I know about the actual technical side of photography could be written on a pinhead with room to spare, and a real photographer might read this and laugh at my naivety; I do still like dabbling in fashion photography in my own silly small-scale way and take some pride in my photos. So thought I would just jot down a few little things about taking photos of myself and my work that I have learnt along the way.
1. Background
It might seem obvious and therefore not worth mentioning, but this is a biggie. The background of your photographs is really important and there is a big difference between a background that will highlight your creations to advantage, or alternatively swamp them into insignificance.
Aaaand; not particularly vital and not something I obsess about, but I do find myself semi-consciously seeking out photo spots that will enhance my creations. I certainly don't let it get in the way of my life, but if I see a good spot around about I will often tuck it away mentally for future reference. Also, there are suitable spots, and there are unsuitable spots. Let's just say, if I have made some new bathers then I will pick a day I am going to the beach to bring along my camera. And if I am photographing say, a beige dress, then it's probably best not to sabotage my creation by standing in front of a beige background.
Take these two examples, two pictures of the same dress. Below is one taken before I had grasped that a contrasting background would show up my dress better. Below that, I had started to twig that an attractive setting might make a difference. Which do you think is the better picture?
2. Natural light vs. Flash
A tricky one. I reckon natural light is far superior if you can get it. I haven't yet taken a photo of myself with a flash in which I didn't look terribly ill; on death's door even. Or at least ten years older than I am... so I nearly always "force flash off". But I've heard that professional photographers can do wonderful things with a flash, and I really should take the time to work out what those things are....
In the meantime, take these two examples, below is a photo taken at nighttime, with a flash. Horrible, no? Below that, the same trousers in the daylight and sans flash. Which do you think is the better picture?
3. the Direction of your light
In general, shaded outdoor light is the best for giving naturalness to your clothes, and providing a true indication of colours, textures and details. And if the light source is behind you, you will just be a featureless silhouette in front of a bright beautiful background, and no one will be able to see any details of your creation at all. Take these two examples... below I took this photo without thinking enough about direction of the light. Below that is a similar outfit, taken in the shade. In which can you see the details of the outfit better?
4. Black
Black is "special". Generally speaking (without access to a studio set-up), bright or strong light is necessary to show any details at all of a black ensemble... Take these two examples, two pictures of the same dress. On the left is one taken when I thought that shaded natural light was the best option for all my photographs regardless of the colour of my garments, on the right is one taken when I had realised that black might be an exception to this rule. In which picture do the details of the dress stand out better?
5. Posing
I believe that a natural stance suits my personality. For me personally, the typical blogger's stance with one hand on the hip and smiling straight into the lens, is not very natural and sorta too aggressive for my own style. I did this a few times in my early days of blogging and now those photos make me cringe, because in real life I am quite shy and that sort of stance is not me at all. Now I just aim to be as relaxed and hopefully the least dorky that I can. A big cheesy grin is just not very me, although I try to smile at least a little bit in some of my photos since my husband told me I am always looking too serious. Incidentally, my posture has improved outasight since I started taking photos of myself. I am not super tall, but I am certainly taller than most of my friends, and I think that was making me slouch. I could see that in my earlier photos and I've stamped that out. That is one area I can definitely say where blogging has really improved my life!
Take these two photos; below is early blogging days. A dreadful and cheesy pose, right? Below that, a similar outfit but I think my posing and my posture has improved enormously and is a lot more natural.
6. Perspective
well, again a biggie. I've found that the most flattering angle for a photo is when the camera is situated quite low, say at low hip height, and certainly no higher than waist height. The worst angle is if somebody taller than you is taking your photo, from their full height, and one ends up looking munchkin-like up into the camera... with a big head and tiny weeny little feet down below. This isn't because you actually have a big head and teensie weensy little feet, but is just how it looks from the perspective of the camera. Do yourself a favour (as Molly would say), and if a tall person is taking your photo get them to crouch down to squatting height. Or get yourself a tripod and open for yourself a whole new world no longer to subject to the whims of your family's photo-taking willingness nor availability...
Take these two examples, two pictures of the same dress. On the left is a picture taken by my son at his full height in the days before I had worked out how to take my own photos, on the right is one I took myself with my camera on a tripod at hip height. Which has the better perspective? (the two photos of my black dress above have exactly the same issue!)
7. Crop
I usually zoom out as far as possible when taking my pictures, reasoning that I can always crop later if necessary. This is a better option to the alternative, ie taking a few pictures only to later see that your head has been chopped off. Take these two pictures, below is the unadulterated photo. Of course you can see only rock and sky (I agree, this might be preferable...), but the dress is a tiny no-detailed speck in the midst of rocks. Below that is the one I used in this blog. It is exactly the same photo but cropped to show off the details of the dress.
Don't let the beauty of your background overwhelm you!
This is the biggest for me. Often I am so smitten by the beautiful locations I take my photos in I don't want to crop anything out. But it is better to be ruthless since I am trying to show off the details of my creations and not just a lovely location... below is the uncropped photo. Then the cropped version; well, now you can actually see some details of the skirt!
Now, I am passing this award on to some other blogs that I like reading... your mission should you choose to accept it:
Ana, of Stepalica
Andrea, of Fabric Epiphanies
Shannon, of Mushywear
Tanit-Isis, of Tanit-Isis Sews


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September 26, 2011 | Clerical Support Volunteer | Brockville | Volunteer #2011-004
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In the upper window: angels, zodiac signs and markings, illustrating "Time and Eternity".
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Thud wrote:Ryan,
Thanks for the input, I normally am contensious while winding these & have some custom made tools to help me out. This is prolly #15 in my motor winding exploits. Mostly tiny out runners for park flier scale Rc planes. Did a few modifed 540's for rc cars also. I like to build things so this is a natural hobby for me. I'll haev a nice radiused shell of thickend high temp resin to ease the corners. This gives us a pretty good thermal transfer. But outrunners don't have an ideal path of conduction for cooling.
re-winding plan:
I was going to do this on another motor I have laying here but what the heck....Aj wanted twin motors for this cruzer some day, why not give hime the option & save the hassle of mounting another motor? Just add another controller.
Acording to the Drive Calcultor, I can wind this motor in a standard 6 tooth LRK & = the resitance values of the original motor configuration, with an 20% increase in copper fill......(remeber how you were pulling 200+amps launching this thing Kim? this is A DUPLICATE of that motor) this leaves 6 teeth on the stator open to wind a parrallel set of coils to be isolated & run witha 2nd contoller.
That gets us back to a motor that is double+ the copper of the original & in theroy the shared controllers should be under less stress......JUst say the word AJ & we will make this a double motor.....or if that is not an option atm we can leave the 2nd set out & not bother till your ready for that level of expermentation.
whadya say?
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We'll see if I can build a 18kw power package I can get 15miles on 25ah's...under 70#s....
Alum frame, carbon fiber motor mounts & battery boxes, 20" wheelz full suspension......multi-championship winning rider (with internationl experiance if canada counts LOL )
Hubs schmubs....GET SOME.
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Now that I have your attention....
On this morning's news, they commented that the odds of winning the latest megamillions lottery are 1 in 197 million. According to NOAA, the odds of being struck by lightning in the US alone are 1 in 1 million. That means you can expect to be struck by lightning 197 times before you win that lottery. Kinda puts things in perspective doesn't it?
When I point that out to a friend, his answer is, "Someone has to win it. I have as good a chance as anyone else." So I guess his logic trumps statistics. Since he's an avid football fan, I also pointed out that with a stadium holding an average of 50,000 fans, his lottery ticket is competing with 3,940 stadiums full of people to win that lottery.
He says he spends an average of $5/week on the lottery. His habit has been to buy more tickets with the small winnings he has received, so he's pocketed none of it. He's been doing that for 30 years. If he had put that money away instead (not counting interest) he would have saved $7,180.
Have you wondered where the money goes?
From page 35 of this document on the lotteries in my state (Washington):
Here's a look at the odds on Powerball lotteries:


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TAG | Wall Street knew of bad mortgages
What Wall Street Knew: Presented With Evidence Mortgages Didn't Meet Standards, Firms Still Sold Them To Investors
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At little noticed hearing this week in Sacramento, Calif., a firm hired by
Wall Street to analyze mortgages given to borrowers with poor credit, which
were then packaged and sold to investors during the boom years, revealed
that as much as 28 percent of those loans failed to meet basic underwriting
standards — and Wall Street knew all along reports the Huffington Post.
Even worse, when the firm flagged those loans for potential issues Wall Street
banks ignored its recommendation nearly half the time and likely purchased
those loans anyway, selling them to unwitting investors who were never told
that the biggest home loan due diligence firm in the country had found
potential defects in these mortgages.
These revelations give a better picture of what many have likely known for
years: Wall Street firms knew they were buying lead yet passed it off as
gold to investors who had no knowledge of the alchemy behind the scenes. But
it also has real-world implications: the data released Thursday could
bolster pension funds and other investors in their pursuit to force Wall
Street banks to take back the bogus mortgages they peddled. An untold number
of lawsuits have been filed in the wake of the subprime mortgage crisis and
subsequent housing market collapse. Thus far, Wall Street has been winning
that battle.
Clayton Holdings, a Connecticut-based firm that analyzes home mortgages for
banks, hedge funds, insurance companies and government agencies, provided
its data Thursday to theFinancial Crisis Inquiry Commission a bipartisan panel created by Congress to investigate the roots of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. The FCIC held its last public hearing in Sacramento, the home of the panel's chairman, where two current and former top Clayton executives testified under oath about the firm's role in the mortgage securitization chain.
Within the height of the boom in 2006 and the period prior to its immediate
end during the first six months of 2007, Clayton inspected home loans for
Wall Street firms and government-backed mortgage giant Freddie Mac. Clayton
looked at loans that the companies wanted to purchase from mortgage
originators like New Century Financial, Countrywide Financial, and Fremont
Investment & Loan. The company examined 911,039 mortgages, documents show.
The clients included Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase, the nation's two
biggest banks by assets which together have about $4.4 trillion; Citigroup,
Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Bear Stearns and Lehman
Brothers. Clayton controlled about 50 to 70 percent of the market, Keith
Johnson, the firm's former president, told the crisis panel.
Clayton, though, typically looked at roughly 10 percent of the pool of
mortgages available for purchase, Vicki Beal, a senior vice president at the
firm, said in response to a question by panel chairman Phil Angelides. But
during the frenzied last months of the boom, when lenders and securitizers
were trying to sell off as much as they could before the market collapsed,
that figure reached as low as 5 percent.
Of the 911,000 loans that Clayton scrutinized, 72 percent either met the
mortgage seller's standards and other guidelines set by the buyer of the
mortgages, typically Wall Street firms, or they had off-setting factors that
allowed Clayton to give them a passing grade, like if the borrower who took
out the mortgage put a lot of money down or had a very high income.
28 percent failed to meet those standards. Of those 255,802 mortgages
that Clayton flagged for what were a variety of reasons, Wall Street ended
up waiving in 100,653 of them, or 39 percent of those loans that did not
meet basic standards. Wall Street firms didn't share this with investors.
"This should have raised red flags," said Guy Cecala, publisher of Inside
Mortgage Finance , a leading trade publication and data provider.
"To our knowledge, prospectuses do not refer to Clayton and its due
diligence work," Beal told the FCIC in prepared remarks. "Moreover, Clayton
does not participate in the securities sales process, nor does it have
knowledge of our loan exception reports being provided to investors or the
rating agencies as part of the securitization process."
Johnson said that Clayton "looked at a lot of prospectuses" — documents
given to potential investors outlining what comprises the deal — and that
the firm wasn't aware of any disclosure to investors of Clayton's "alarming"
findings, Johnson said.
These reports Clayton generates are "the property of our clients and provided
exclusively to our clients. When Clayton provides its reports to its
clients, its work on those loans is generally completed — Clayton is not
involved in the further processes of securitizing the loans and does not
review nor opine on the securitization prospectus," Beal said.
Throughout questioning by Angelides, Beal acknowledged that, because the firm
was checking roughly 10 percent of the mortgages Clayton's clients were
looking to purchase, one could say that Wall Street firms waived in as many
as 1 million loans that Clayton had initially rejected.
Angelides told the current and former Clayton executives that it appeared
that securities issuers — Wall Street firms — didn't examine the other 90
to 95 percent of loans that comprised a pool waiting to be securitized and
sold to investors. Johnson agreed with him.
Johnson said that he heard that some market participants
operated under a "three strikes, you're out rule" — if bad loans were
flagged by Clayton, sellers and issuers would have Clayton take out another
5 to 10 percent sample to check the pool again. Angelides hinted that when
done three times, it would be incredibly unlikely that Clayton would again
discover those individual questionable loans, and that they'd find their way
into securitization deals. Johnson agreed.
"What the standard practice, supposedly, and best practices call for is if
you do a sampling and you show problems, you go back and take a bigger slice
and keep going until you find out the true extent of the issue and the
problem," Cecala said.
That didn't happen.
"If issuers had been scrutinizing all the collateral in a security and only
putting in loans that met actual underwriting and documentation
requirements, a lot of these deals wouldn't have gotten done," said Cecala.
"But as a practical matter that didn't happen. Most of the loans that were
originated got thrown in securities one way or another."
Also, Johnson told the crisis panel that he thought the firm's findings should
have been disclosed to investors during this period. He added that he saw
one European deal mention it, but nothing else.
The firm's findings could have been "material," Johnson said, using a legal
adjective that could determine cause or affect a judgment.
It's unclear whether the firms ended up buying all of those loans, or
whether Wall Street securitized them all and sold them off to investors.
"Clayton generally does not know which or how many loans the client
ultimately purchases," Beal said. That likely will be the subject of
litigation and investigations going forward.
"This should have a phenomenal effect legally, both in terms of the ability
of investors to force put-backs and to sue for fraud," said Joshua Rosner,
managing director at independent research consultancy Graham Fisher & Co.
The original buyers of these securities could sue for fraud; distressed
investors, who buy assets on the cheap, could force issuers to take back the
mortgages and swallow the losses.
"I don't think people are really thinking about this," Rosner said. "This is
not just errors and omissions — this appears to be fraud, especially if
there is evidence to demonstrate that they went back and used the due
diligence reports to justify paying lower prices for the loans, and did not
inform the investors of that."
Beal testified that Clayton's clients use the firm's reports to "negotiate
better prices on pools of loans they are considering for purchase," among
other uses.
Almost $1.7 trillion in securities backed by mortgages not guaranteed by the
government were sold to investors during those 18 months, according to
Inside Mortgage Finance. Wall Street banks sold much of that. At its peak,
the amount of outstanding so-called non-agency mortgage securities reached
$2.3 trillion in June 2007, according to data compiled by
The potential for liability on the part of the issuer "probably does give an
investor more grounds for a lawsuit than they would ordinarily have", Cecala
said. "Generally, to go after an issuer you really have to prove that they
knowlingly did something wrong. This certainly seems to lend credibility to
that argument.'
Less than $1.4 trillion remain as investors refused to buy new issuance and
the mortgages underpinning existing securities were either paid off or
written off as losses, Bloomberg data show.
"This appears to be a massive fraud perpetrated on the investing public on a
scale never before seen," Rosner added.
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, who's running for governor,
reportedly launched an investigation and granted Clayton immunity in
exchange for information on what Wall Street knew and when, according to
press reports in January 2008. A spokesman for the state prosecutor didn't
return a Friday call seeking comment.
Clayton, for example, analyzed about 10,200 loans for Bank of America. It
found problems in 30 percent of them. Of those, the bank waived about a
For Credit Suisse, Clayton found that 37 percent of the 56,300 loans it
reviewed failed to conform to standards. It waived in a third of those.
Clayton discovered that 42 percent of the pool of loans Citigroup wanted to
buy didn't meet standards, and that nearly a third of those were waived in
anyway. Citi is the nation's third largest bank by assets and one still
owned by taxpayers.
JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs had rejection rates of 27 and 23 percent,
respectively. JPMorgan's waiver rate was 51 percent. Goldman Sachs, often
derided for its practices during the boom and bust, had a waiver rate of 29
percent, far below the 39 percent average Clayton experienced.
Among the firms with the worst records are Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank and
Freddie Mac.
About 35 percent of the 66,400 loans Deutsche wanted to buy were marked for
having some kind of deficiency; the bank waived half of them. Morgan's
63,000 loans had a rejection rate of 37 percent; 56 percent of them were
waived in. Clayton rejected 35 percent of the loans government-owned Freddie
Mac wanted to buy. The firm, one half of the mortgage duo now owned by
taxpayers and costing the Treasury hundreds of billions of dollars, waived
in 60 percent of those loans.
Neal, though, testified that Deutsche was one of its tougher clients when it
came to checking mortgages. Because of its rigorous guidelines, that's
likely why the German lender had such a high rejection rate, she said.
These particular firms were among the biggest issuers of so-called non-agency
mortgage-backed securities in 2006 and the first half of 2007. Goldman
issued about $65 billion in these securities, Inside Mortgage Finance data
show. JPMorgan issued about $61 billion. Morgan Stanley sold about $49
billion, followed closely by Deutsche which sold $46 billion and Credit
Suisse which issued $40 billion. Bank of America and Citigroup were next,
selling $37 billion and $35 billion, respectively, data show.
The spokesman for Citi, Morgan, Deutsche, and Goldman declined to comment.
Representatives for Freddie Mac and JPMorgan didn't respond to requests for
But none of this should be new to savvy market players. Clayton had been
warning about these issues for years, Cecala said.
"We have regular conversations with Clayton and Clayton would make the claim
that they were seeing a lot of bad loans in their examinations and not many
people were acting on it," Cecala said. "And clearly, the only way we could
have the problems that we experienced is if people actually ignored
problems. It's not like these were bad loans that suddenly turned bad. There
were problems from day one and someone should have known it.
"Clayton was very frustrated that a lot of people never really acted on
[their findings]," said Cecala. "Clayton would report that a lot of times
they found problems in loan samples and not only did the issuer not want
them to sample any more, which would have cost more money, but they didn't
act on the information they uncovered."
Issuers, which hired Clayton to perform due diligence, didn't want to pay
for more sampling. They also wanted to pump out as many deals as quickly as
possible, Cecala added.
But, he cautioned, investors weren't necessarily paying attention to these
kinds of details.
"Keep in mind that investors ultimately bought a deal almost exclusively
based on the rating, and not the issuer's decision [regarding] what loans to
put in or what loans not to put in," Cecala said. "Historically there's been
very little recourse back to the issuer for problems with securities down
the road and the bottom line is if you can get it past the ratings services
you're more or less home free."
These three big credit rating agencies that dominate the market — Standard
and Poor's, Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings — had a chance to
use Clayton's information during this time, but declined, Johnson testified.
He told the crisis commission that Clayton had meetings with S&P in 2006 and
with Fitch and Moody's in 2007. "All of them thought this was great,"
Johnson testified.
The rating agencies declined. The reason why, Johnson said, was because
if a rating agency bought Clayton's services it would have likely been more
stringent. That, in turn, would cause it to lose market share because Wall
Street issuers would have just gone to an easier rating agency.
These rating agencies began requiring such third-party due diligence in 2007
after a state attorney general stepped in, Johnson said. By then, though, it
was too late.
"Keep in mind that the rating services basically based a lot of their rating
decisions not on an examination of every loan or the collateral, but
basically on representations from the issuer," Cecala said. "That was the
system we had in place."
Cecala said it was "highly unlikely" that Wall Street firms shared Clayton's
findings with the rating agencies.
"We could have…stopped the factory from producing," Johnson lamented.
This information was obtained from the Huffington Post.
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Southeastern opens the Great American Conference home schedule tonight with Arkansas Tech visiting Bloomer Sullivan Arena and the first game tipping off at 5:30 p.m.
Harding is here for a 2 p.m. start on a Saturday twinbill.
There are five undefeated women's teams in GAC play with Southwestern, Ouachita Baptist and Northwestern at 2-0 each.
Harding and Arkansas Tech are each 1-0.
The men also show five unbeaten teams in GAC competition. Henderson State, Southwestern and Norhwestern are each 2-0 with Harding and Arkansas Tech tied at 1-0.
The latest women's conference standings show Southwestern at 6-1 (2-0), Ouachita Baptist at 4-1 (2-0) and Northwestern at 3-4 (2-0).
Harding is 3-2 (1-0) and Tech 2-2 (1-0).
East Central is 4-2 (1-1), Henderson State 3-2 (1-1), Southern Nazarene 3-4 (0-2), Arkansas-Monticello 2-4 (0-2), Southeastern 1-5 (0-2) and Southern Arkansas 0-5 (0-2).
For the men, Henderson State is a perfect 6-0 overall and 2-0 in the GAC.
Southwestern is 3-3 (2-0), Northwestern 3-4 (2-0), Harding is also perfect at 6-0 and 1-0 and Tech is 2-3 (1-0).
Ouachita Baptist is 4-2 (1-1), Southeastern is 5-3 (1-1), Monticello 3-3 (0-2), Southern Arkansas 3-3 (0-2), Southern Nazarene 3-3 (0-2) and East Central 2-5 (0-2).
COACH DARIN GROVER'S Storm ladies must find a way to handle Arkansas Tech's Jessica Weatherford, a 6-0 senior forward who was named the GAC Player of the Week after knocking in a career-high 32 points for the Golden Suns in a 20-point win, 81-61, against Southern Nazarene. She also collected 12 rebounds.
Weatherford leads the Golden Suns at 19.3 points and nine rebounds per game. In GAC play, she is averaging 32 points and 12 boards. On the season, she hits 90 percent of her free throws, nailing 23 of 25.
Roselis Silva, a 5-6 senior guard, scores 9.5 points per game and leads the club with 22 assists.
Bailey Welch sets the pace for the Storm with 15 points and 3.3 rebounds per game. She hits 90.9 percent at the line with 30 of 33 and shoots 34.8 percent from beyond the arc with eight of 23.
Ronay English is the second-leading scorer with 10.5 points. She averages 3.3 boards and is 12 of 15 (80 percent) at the charity stripe.
Haley Schaefer barely misses double-digit scoring at 9.5 points and leads the team with 5.5 rebounds per game.
Emily Williams averages 7.5 points, 5.2 rebounds and has hit 21 of 24 (87.5 percent) at the free-throw line.
Taylor Richards is scoring 6.2 points per game, is the second-leading rebounder with 5.3 boards a game and leads the team with 24 assists.
The Storm have battled slow starts this season. Strong second halves have left the ladies a bit short on the scoreboard.
A big, noise crowd for tonight's 5:30 tipoff wouldn't hurt a thing.
Southeastern will take on Harding at 2 p.m. Saturday afternoon. The Lady Bisons are playing at East Central tonight.
Shana Holmes, a 5-3 sophomore guard, leads HU at 14.4 points per game. She went into the EC game averaging 11 ppg in conference play. Aerielle Saunders, a 6-1 sophomore forward, averages 13.2 points and 7.2 rebounds overall and that jumps to 19 and 11 in GAC competition.
COACH KELLY GREEN'S men will try to put the clamps on Tech's Will Paul, a 6-10 senior center who transferred from Stanford University.
Paul is averaging 9.6 points and three rebounds per game. Jared Williamson, a 6-1 senior guard, averages 10.2 points and three boards per contest.
Southeastern will counter with three in double digits and two more just off the mark.
Urald King averages 25 points and 13 rebounds to lead the team in both categories, but has played in only one game due to an injury that will sideline him the rest of the way. He will apply for a medical redshirt at the end of the season.
Chris Roussell is averaging 15.9 points and 7.6 rebounds while shooting 37.1 percent on 3-pointers (13 of 35).
Steven Kohli scores 13.3 points and grabs 7.4 boards per game with 12 of 32 (37.5 percent) from beyond the arc.
Mateus Oliveira averages 10.5 points and 6.8 rebounds per game.
Andris Misters scores 9.8 points per game. Travis Timmons averages 9.1 points and leads the team with 60 assists (7.5 per game).
Saturday's game against Harding will feature the Bisons' 6-8 senior forward, Zach Roddenburg, who averages 21.7 points and 9.5 rebounds overall while scoring 32 a game and grabbing seven boards in conference play.
Bradley Spencer, a 6-1 senior guard, is averaging 15.2 and 17 while collecting 7.3 and nine rebounds. He has hit 10 of 23 three-pointers overall with three of four in GAC competition.
THIS WEEKEND'S games will leave only one home date in 2012.
Southeastern's women will host St. Mary's University of San Antonio, Texas, in a single game at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, December 17.
The ladies will visit Oklahoma Wesleyan for a 2:30 p.m. tip on Monday, December 31.
Both men and women return to action on Thursday, January 3, 2013, when Southern Arkansas visits the Snake Pit.


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Renters and tenants in apartment buildings have a right to habitable living conditions and a right to safe premises. In essence, landlords and building owners should ensure that an apartment building or home does not have safety concerns which might put the renters' health and safety at risk. Despite laws in place to protect renters, unsafe conditions such as falling ceilings and trip hazards may still exist and injure people.
Recently, five people were injured in Long Beach, New York, when a balcony of an old two-story apartment building collapsed. The debris from the collapse landed on a patio below, which was thankfully vacant. As a result of the collapsed balcony, all residents have been asked to stay off of their balconies until structural engineers evaluate and inspect the building. Reportedly, in addition to this most recent collapse, another resident of the apartment building indicated that his balcony also collapsed a few weeks prior to this most recent collapse.


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Hi everyone,
I'm wondering how you fit in time to plan/plot your books. The conventional wisdom is that you should be writing every day. By writing, should that be actual time spent putting words to the page? Or does that also include sitting and planning everything out? How do you look at writing time?
Thinking, planning, plotting, outlining, I believe all to be part of the wrting process.
Maggi's right; all of the planning is certainly part of "writing," but it is possible to overplan a project. Especially when you're starting out, you can spend all your time doing research and never get around to the actual task at hand. Avoid both extremes (writing without a plan, planning/research as procrastination) when working on a project.
For me as a nonfiction writer, nearly all my planning takes place at the beginning of the project. Thinking out the table of contents (an essential part of a nonfiction book proposal) is where I figure out what I'm writing about. Recognize that all structures change while you're writing--that's why it's important to do both!
I agree with Maggi, think back to when you were at school, how often did your teacher tell you before writing an essay or composition, make your plan so you have a clear idea ofwhat you are going to say. It is all part of the exercise and there is lots of software today to help you with that exercise, WriteItNow, Movie Outline, SpaceJock,Ywriter, New Novelist, the list is endless, trawl the internet and you will be surprised.
Planning to write is not writing. Outlining, researching, talking to people about what you're doing, none of that is writing. Writing is writing.— E. L. Doctorow
He's right. Even if you do have to spend time doing these things, none of them are writing, and if you let them take away from writing time, you're dead in the water. If you can't spend time writing whatever project it is your spending time doing these things for, then spend actual writing time on something else. But spend time actually writing as close to every last day as possible, or none of thes ethings will help.


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Latest blow could bury Lions
22 Aug 2012
The Lions' already perilous financial situation reached a new low on Wednesday with a court of arbitration ordering them to make multi-million rand payments to the Pumas and Leopards.
The Lions have consistently denied rumours they are bankrupt or on the verge thereof, but it is widely known that they are in deep financial trouble. This latest ruling, which comes at the conclusion of a lengthy legal process stemming from the Lions' continual non-payment of the Pumas and Leopards' (their franchise partners) portion of the Super Rugby grant distributed by Saru, is a hammer blow.
It comes just days after they were booted out of the 2013 Super Rugby competition to accommodate the Kings and just over a year since the Guma Group withdrew their multi-million rand investment in the franchise.
On Wednesday retired Judge WJ Hartzenberg determined that the Lions must pay the Leopards Rugby Union the amount of R2,565,000, being franchise monies for 2008, 2009 and 2010 ( according to the franchise agreement they are due roughly R250,000 per year). Furthermore they were ordered to pay interest on the R2,565,000, at the rate of 15.5% from the date of the arbitration agreement (31 May 2012) until the date of payment.
The Pumas and Lions came to an agreement regarding payment for the aforemetioned period. However, the Lions have been instructed to engage the two unions on the fair distribution of R6.6 million (the combined sum for 2011 and 2012) within two days after the granting of the arbitration order. Any failure to do so will see Saru step in and decide on this distribution.
Furthermore, the Lions must pay the cost of the arbitration incurred by both the Mpumalanga Rugby Union as well as the Leopards Rugby Union. This amount is likely to be significant given the length and complexity of the proceedings.
The Lions' primary equity partners Glasfit and MTN, who agreed to a five-year R20 million-a-year deal in January 2011, are expected to review their contracts in light of the Lions' non-participation in the 2013 Super Rugby competition. Saru has agreed to pay the Lions their share of the R6.6 million they would have been due for 2013 but were non-committal when asked about financial assistance beyond that.
Keo.co.za's attempts to reach Lions president Kevin de Klerk for comment were unsuccessful.
By Ryan Vrede
34 Comments
22 Aug 2012, 17:43 pmJees just when things could not get worse Dragons
22 Aug 2012, 17:55 pmJa. Why didnt they pay their franchise partners all these years. Leopards and Pumas had no choice when they were not getting paid.
22 Aug 2012, 18:13 pmWtf? Sell Ellis Park. Then disband.
22 Aug 2012, 18:23 pmAnd people say that the kings are corrupt ??!! The kings deserve super rugby ahead of these amatuer greedy lions. So glad they not playing now next year , use to feel sorry for them but the **** coming out against the kings everywhere is pathetic from the lions supporters. I am going to enjoy not having them in the comp. Hope its for a long time.
22 Aug 2012, 18:28 pmLions obvious that the lions have serious cash flow problems.
….on the plus side think of lionel mapoe and how he shnied the cheetahs and sharks to move to the lions. That is the karma that brings a smile to ones face.
22 Aug 2012, 18:29 pmWel will all these facts coming out?? Lons can only Blame themselves,
Good luck to the Kings, hope they gain some players and do themselves proud from next year.
I for one felt eh Kings are no where near ready for SR, but in the light of this, GPOO KIngs
22 Aug 2012, 18:29 pm@Brigadier Van Zyl-5: die wiel draai lol
22 Aug 2012, 19:10 pmThis would have been a better justification from the beginning for including the Kings. I might even have supported the decision then.
22 Aug 2012, 19:15 pmfluit fluit die storie is uit.Cheers Lions.
22 Aug 2012, 19:22 pmnothing new here.
i must admit i didn't thinkit would happen though. i was lead to believe they would be snuck in somehow… not that i wanted it.its time to do a phoenix job on this union. burn it down and build it back up.
talking about karma, maybe they need to banish the ghost lutyt…
22 Aug 2012, 19:26 pmghost of luyt
22 Aug 2012, 19:33 pmMany people on this blog (who have been huge supporters of the King's inclusion) have been trying to tell the 'Kings haters' that the Lions deserve to be tarred, feathered and rolled down a fuckingroad into oncoming traffic. Or rather, their 'executive' deserve this.
Now perhaps many will forget all this misguided pity they have been heaping on the GLRFU, when it has been clear all along that de Klerk and his foot soldiers have to shoulder 98% of the blame for the fuckup that is Lions rugby.
Do clowns like this really deserve to play S15 and reap the cash? Hell no, and now I hope EVERYONE can see it. And to think certain unions actually voted to keep these gravytrainingfuckups in the competition.
How about supporting the Kings a little more now?
22 Aug 2012, 19:46 pm@The Sharks rugby pedigree is packaged as dog food-12: Gotto agree , some of the comments aimed at the Kings were pathetic. I wonder now that the Lions are outs money just how many of their players will stay , then also which Lions team will face the last placed SA side next season ?
22 Aug 2012, 20:01 pmThis is good news – broederbond pricks at the Lions negotiated this deal over brandy and coke!
The entire managment at the Lions must go – the fool KDK, his board, the broederbond pricks who suck so called 'trust' for personal gain, the entire coaching staff, the doos support staff who have no real jod description, the PA's and secretaries must go.
Release all players from their contracts and only keep an u21 and u19 team.
Hell liqudate the whole damn setup then start from the begining.
22 Aug 2012, 20:33 pmReaping what they sowed
22 Aug 2012, 22:13 pmHahaha
Long time coming
Been running union like a spaza shop
Not even a diluted CC win last yr could cover the intrinsic deficiencies indicative of the union
Caylib Oosthuiyzen
MinnieDecent players
22 Aug 2012, 22:23 pm@RL-14: You know so much about the Broederbond, why don't you inform us who at the Lions is from the Broederbond. You must be very enlightened you know about this support staff in the Lions that must go. I think you just chirp behind a keyboard and think people will believe you, show us the facts if you such and expert.
22 Aug 2012, 22:46 pm@Brigadier Van Zyl-5: I see you think Karma got Lionel, well fact is this player was been paid just over R6000 a month to play for Free State. The Sharks took him in a paid him a proper amount but the Cheetahs contract forbid him to play for the Sharks. The Lions then asked Free Sate to take over his contract which Free State were happy to oblige. So Lionel did not Schnie the Cheetahs, they were paying him peanuts and no rugby player will play under those circumstances.
22 Aug 2012, 23:56 pmwhy is everyone acting like this is NEWS?
i have been saying this since LAST YEAR already! on the 27 january when heyneke meyer was announced as bok coach SARU asked the Pumas, Leopards to hold off the court action they were planning & allow SARU to mollycoddle the Lions some more.
23 Aug 2012, 04:54 amJannie Ferreira (Lions): "Let's work together to make millions from professional rugby by sharing players and contracting players together."
Puma/Leopards: "OK. How is this going to work?"
JF (Lions): "Ag never mind that, we will sort it out as we go along. I promise I wont screw you over."
P/L: "Ag thanks man, thats real nice of you."
Seriously, WTF? What kind of high level manager would even think of running such a high level deal on a handshake and a prayer? A franchise agreeemnet dealing in huge sums, without a written contract of any kind…
It boggles the mind just how USELESS these guys were. And I am referreing to the Pumas and Leopards top mangement as well. If they are still in their positions, I think a vote of "no confidence" is well overdue for them….
23 Aug 2012, 05:02 am@The Sharks rugby pedigree is packaged as dog food-12: To be fair it is not De klerk that was doing this – it was that fool Jannie Ferreira that left the GLRU in a helluva state – makes you wonder what they were doing for the last 15 years. They weren't negotiating contracts, they weren't staffing the Lions with adequate resources or facilituies, they were not attending to conditioning, or putting in professional structures, or talent identification structures, or structures for nurturing grassroots black involvement, or coaching succession, or…or… or… and the list goes on! And they were CERTAINLY not overseeing good financial regulation and governance!
Honestly I think they spent 15 years picking their noses and surfing the 'Net. I feel sorry for whoever has hired these idiots subsequently… PS does anybody know what Jannie Ferreira and his cornies are doing now?
23 Aug 2012, 05:10 am@umkhonto-17: I think he meant broederbond in the sense of a bunch of useless Afrikaner cronies sitting around all day giving each other hand jobs, pulling in executuive salaries and doing nothing much else.
It was probably the same bunch of guys that backstabbed Luyt's son in law(who was probably the only person driving the ship at the time) because Jannie Ferreira promised them sweeties.
23 Aug 2012, 05:55 amI'm just glad I don't have to go to that dump Ellis Park anymore. Bring on FNB stadium!
I presume alot of the side unions will start to look at their own franchises like the Kings did.
23 Aug 2012, 07:17 amManie Reyneke and Jannie Ferreira are the cause for this meltdown at the Lions and if de Klerk does not put a man with balls and the savvy of rugby in there to pull them out of this cess pit the Lions will be toast.
23 Aug 2012, 07:31 amImo…..
The Lions are already toast…..
I heard the story that on matchday at Ellispark they search you for weapons at the entrance, if you haven't got any … they give you one!
23 Aug 2012, 08:02 amThe article heading should've had the word "further" at the end of it…
23 Aug 2012, 08:05 am@sharks_lover-7: @Brigadier Van Zyl-5: Dis nou nie regtig of die Sharks nie verdien om geshnaai te word nie. Ludik/Alberts debakel… En dan noem ons nie eers al die poaching wat hulle oor die jare in Bloemfontein gedoen het nie.
23 Aug 2012, 09:29 amAmazing how the pro lions lions (anti Kings) are quiet today.
23 Aug 2012, 14:34 pma poorly run union with a bunch of really good players
23 Aug 2012, 14:36 pmHere I am, a proud Lion supporter! They were not booted out of the Super 15 for their administration problems, they were booted out to give the Kings a go. This is major eff up by SARU by doing it this way. The right way was by having a promo relegation match first. Also, how can they give the Kings a year only? So, both unions have been given a bitter pill which is not right and not in the interests of SA rugby. Mr De Klerk and his henchmen at the Lions should all be fired for what has transpired. That's what should happen. The Kings can play, I won't be shouting for them though. LIONS4LIFE….and you all can kiss my liily white ***!
23 Aug 2012, 14:38 pm -
23 Aug 2012, 15:59 pmI'm sorry, but this is a lost cause, to the players, get out while you still can.
23 Aug 2012, 18:14 pmHell there are some dimwitted commentators on this site (goodstuff, Staal etc.) Give it a year or two and wait to see the slime coming from PE. Keo and his ladies have the stadium management contract, Cheeky is involved… will your venom be as potent then?? Kings do not deserve a place in S15 PERIOD. (Lions needed a wakeup and hopefully this is it). There are other unions with more legitimate claims to S15, well ahead of the Kings…especially now that the whole Transformation facade has been dropped!!
Anyhow losing Super Rugby is not the death of a union, how else do you explain the existence of the 9 smaller unions? Plenty of crud to sweep out at GLRU and some tough decisions to be made. If made correctly then a few years down the line you f***ers will wish we had stayed relegated. Cheetahs will be a non -entity within the next 3-5 years and Kings will fizzle from the word go. It is in SA rugby's interests to support the re-birth of the Lions, considering the size of the feeder pool that just got shut out of the big league by Roux and Hoskins. Hope the money was worth it boys
24 Aug 2012, 06:27 am@greegs-30: You support the Lions but you paint, KDK and Moggee as the villians, you need check Lions history , when KDK took over the Lions were in debt of 48 million, they had lost a 80 million cash, which had disappeared since 1996 which Dr Louis Luyt left in the coffers.
KDK and Moggee are the people who are been hit from both sides the public and the passengers that they had to retrench last year.
It is easy to jump from a sinking ship not easy to salvage it.
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