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I need to pass to dates to sqlite table dynamically and according to that dates i need to fetch information.. could any one help me..
I need to pass to dates to sqlite table dynamically and according to that dates i need to fetch information.. could any one help me..
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Can you show us what you have tried.
If you donot show us what you tried how we will know what is going wrong.
GS_STR_SELECT_SCHEDULE_MONTHLY_LIST="select col_start_datetime, col_end_datetime from tab_cb_schedule_eventdatetimes where datetime(col_start_datetime) >= datetime('2010-12-01T00:00:00Z') or datetime(col_end_datetime) <= datetime('2010-12-31T00:00:00Z')";
this is my query... here i am giving two datetimes.. i need to fetch data between these dates.. its working fine.. but my need is.. i need to give the dates dynamically... for every month start date to end date i need the data..so i need to pass every month start and end timings..
this is the dynamic thing.. can't be done statically ... how to do it..
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you might want to try like this
Code://select col_start_datetime, col_end_datetime from tab_cb_schedule_eventdatetimes where datetime(col_start_datetime) >= //datetime('2010-12-01T00:00:00Z') or datetime(col_end_datetime) <= datetime('2010-12-31T00:00:00Z') QString queryString = QString("SELECT col_start_datetime, col_end_datetime from %1 " "WHERE (datetime(col_start_datetime) >= datetime('%2') OR " "datetime(col_end_datetime) <= datetime('%3'))" ).arg(KScheduleTableName).arg(startDateTime).arg(endDateTime); QSqlQuery query(queryString, m_db); query.exec(); if(query.next()) { }
I would rather suggest parameter binding instead of string level parametrization, makes the code less PHP-looking, and might help input parameter validation (sqlite is a bit braindead in that regard, but still).
Code:QSqlQuery query; query.prepare("INSERT INTO person (id, forename, surname) " "VALUES (:id, :forename, :surname)"); query.bindValue(":id", 1001); query.bindValue(":forename", "Bart"); query.bindValue(":surname", "Simpson"); query.exec();
for me parameter validation is good for INSERT/MODIFY then in SELECT ... either way will work fine
You can either construct the query string dynamically (and QString makes this easy), or you can "bind" parameters to the query (using either names or numbers). Both are straight-forward techniques you should master before you go writing phone stuff. Play around with desktop Qt until you understand how they work.
thanks for ur discussion here.. I got my query..
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the www.unclaimed.org site linked me to my state site (Maryland) but I could not find a link for searching for any unclaimed funds databases. How do I search my state site?
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The importance of surface and ground water is being recognized in the General Assembly this session. As outlined Thursday in an article by our Goshen News Statehouse correspondent Maureen Hayden, Republican Rep. Mike Karickhoff of Kokomo has introduced legislation that would create a statewide water resources management plan and an administrator with authority to implement that plan. The bill would also create regional water management councils that would be closer to the issues than a centralized staff in Indianapolis.
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PATIENTS at Waterfoot Health Centre were treated to a festive singalong by Rawtenstall schoolchildren.
A choir of Year 11 to Year 13 students from Alder Grange School and Sixth Form spent an hour performing traditional carols.
They included Away In A Manger, Frosty The Snowman, Hark The Herald and O' Holy Night John Doherty, strategic director at the health centre said: "The carol singing really brightened up our waiting room, it was a boost for our staff as well as our patients.
"I want to say a very big thank you to the pupils and the school for bringing some much needed Christmas cheer."
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The father of a young child who died of alleged abuse this week in Dickson is speaking out, saying that if the Department of Children's Services had investigated his concerns, his little girl might still be alive.
"My daughter might still be here. She probably would still be here, if they had took a step to see what was going on," said the girl's father, Edward Mays.
Mays and the girl's mother are each currently serving a jail sentence on charges unrelated to the girl's death. Their daughter, 18-month-old Samara Smith, died Thursday morning in Dickson County.
Exactly how the child died remains under investigation, but her mother's boyfriend, Edwin Benesch, is now charged in the death.
Mays told Channel 4 News in a jailhouse interview Friday that he repeatedly contacted DCS, asking who was keeping his three children since he and their mother were both in jail.
"I wanted to know where the kids was, what was their whereabouts, what were they doing - go do a welfare check, make sure they're OK," Mays said.
Mays said he made a series of calls from jail in February, and he also wrote DCS a letter.
"I remember coming up here specifically to the booking area and looking the number up and calling and leaving a messages and everything. No response back. It just blows my mind that DCS would do that," Mays said.
DCS issued a statement Friday verifying some of what Mays said, although there are some important differences.
A DCS news release said DCS received one letter and one voicemail from Mays.
The letter, DCS said, was postmarked in January and concerned "another child he fathered with a different mother that is currently in DCS custody."
DCS said it then received a voicemail from Mays on Feb. 18. Mays was concerned about the children being left with the mother's boyfriend, but DCS' letter said, "He did not leave the boyfriend's name or a way to contact the boyfriend."
DCS said it contacted the jail to follow up but never heard back.
DCS said the department did not have an open case on the child at the time of the fatality, however, the department, "has had multiple contacts in the past with the child's siblings." The last contact, DCS said, was in March 2011.
State Rep. Sherry Jones, D-Nashville, has been one of DCS' strongest critics.
"We are not removing children we need to. We're not protecting them," Jones said.
She is particularly critical of the Dickson County DCS office, which she said has mishandled too many cases.
"This is just one of those things where the department is not doing their job. It's just not," Jones said.
However, Jones is optimistic that DCS' new commissioner will follow up on his pledge to lift the veil of secrecy at the department.
"That's the best way to handle that department, because when you're keeping secrets, nobody trusts you," Jones said. "Let's find out what happened to this baby and what we could have done to protect her, and not let it happen again."
DCS said the five brothers and sisters of the deceased child are now either with relatives or in DCS custody.
Benesch is charged with reckless homicide and child abuse. He was jailed late Thursday afternoon in Dickson County on $75,000 bond.
The medical examiner's office will conduct an autopsy on the baby to determine how she died.
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HARAHAN, La. – Police say a woman fatally shot her ex-boyfriend and said it occurred in self-defense because she and her son had been attacked.
Deborah Zito, 53, told authorities that she shot Milton Schoen, 50, after he attacked her and her 16-year-old son at a home in the 8200 block of Ferrara Drive, police said. Schoen was pronounced dead on the scene with a single gunshot wound to the stomach area.
"Ms. Zito appeared intoxicated and was complaining of pain to her head, neck and arm. She claimed the injuries were sustained as a result of being physically attacked by Milton Schoen,"
said a statement from the JPSO. Zito was taken to Ochsner Hospital for treatment.
Zito's son told authorities he had seen Schoen physically abuse his mother several times in the past. About 15 minutes before the shooting, the son said he came home with a friend and Schoen was standing outside his mother's bedroom, according to the JPSO. Schoen went into the bedroom and the two boys went into the living room.
"Approximately ten minutes later he heard a gunshot and seconds thereafter he heard his mother call out 'Son, get in here.' He immediately ran to the room where he observed Schoen standing at the foot of the bed and his mother was seated on the bed pointing a black handgun at him," said a statement from the JPSO. The friend who came home with Zito's son told a detective "Schoen looked angry and his mother appeared frightened. At that point Schoen responded by shoving Daniel in the chest with both hands causing him to fall back and hit the wall. Deborah Zito fired one shot at which time Schoen fell to the ground."
According to the JPSO, Zito has filed reports regarding violence against her by Milton Schoen in January, May and August of 2012. All are domestic battery related incidents. While Zito has no prior criminal history, Schoen has a prior criminal history with arrests for aggravated battery, simple battery, illegal carrying of weapons, theft, possession of marijuana, possession of hydrocodone, driving while intoxicated, disturbing the peace, simple criminal damage, flight from an officer, possession of methaqualone, and possession of chlorazepate.
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The beginning of the week surely started off on a cold note around the state of Minnesota. Park Rapids fell to eight below zero for the morning low on Monday. Bemidji was close behind with a morning low of seven below zero. Meanwhile, Alexandria dipped to "only" five degrees above zero for the morning low. That was still chilly as the normal low for this time of the year for Alexandria is 14 degrees.
These readings were nowhere near the record low temperatures for those locations, however, as the record low for Park Rapids on Monday was 19 below zero set back in 1977. Bemidji's record low temperature for Monday was 18 below zero also set in 1977.
If any of you were on the roads on Thanksgiving Day, parts of Minnesota were very dangerous, as you know, as some rain, freezing rain, and snow all fell during the late afternoon and evening. My wife, sisters, and I were all driving back from Minneapolis to Alexandria when the roads were treacherous from Monticello to Sauk Centre. We counted about 20 vehicles in the ditch during that stretch. Thankfully, we made it back safely.
Also, in Texas, fog made for very dangerous conditions as well, on Thanksgiving Day as a 100-car pile-up caused 50 injuries and two fatalities at last report. This is a reminder of how dangerous and how quickly conditions can change. Please slow down and drive carefully during this Christmas and Holiday season!
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A water main break at the Suncoast SPCA in New Port Richey has staff there scrambling to deal with extensive flooding damage.
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Question of the week: Do you believe the Prevent IRS Overreach Act is a necessary step in ensuring protection for the American people?Posted by Randy | May 17, 2013
Last Friday, Lois Lerner, Director of the Exempt Organizations Division at the IRS, apologized for the Agency requiring certain conservative groups to submit excessive paperwork regarding their 501(c)(4) tax exempt status.
Her apology was issued just days before the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) was scheduled to release its oversight report of IRS activities. This report not only confirmed that the IRS was in fact targeting conservative organizations, but that this has been going on since 2010.
Groups with the word "patriot" in their names, and those with the mission of "educating on the Constitution and Bill of Rights" have been subjected to enhanced scrutiny in their applications for tax exempt status. The TIGTA report indicated that 160 applications were open from 206 to 1,138 days, some more than three years and crossing two election cycles.
The Department of Justice launched an investigation in conjunction with the FBI, and the House Ways and Means Committee is holding a hearing today to further investigate this matter and bring to light why these groups were targeted.
While these investigations are pending, and Americans are calling into question the integrity of what should be a non-partisan, non-political government agency, I have introduced the Prevent IRS Overreach Act, H.R.1993, to prohibit the IRS from hiring any personnel for the purpose of implementing the healthcare law. Read more about this bill here.
Question of the week: Do you believe the Prevent IRS Overreach Act is a necessary step in ensuring protection for the American people?
( ) Yes.
( ) No.
( ) I don't know.
( ) Other (leave your comments below).
Take the instaPoll here.
Find the results of last week's instaPoll here.
Question of the week: Do you believe that states should have the authority to require online sellers to collect sales tax from individuals living outside their borders?Posted by Randy | May 09, 2013
This week, the Senate passed the Marketplace Fairness Act, S.743, to enable states to require online sellers with more than $1 million in annual revenue to collect sales tax on transactions outside their borders. Under current law, sellers must have a physical presence in a state before the state can require retailers to collect sales taxes.
Supporters of this bill believe that small businesses and brick-and-mortar stores are at a competitive disadvantage with online retailers, many of which do not have to collect sales taxes. As such, proponents say that this bill is needed to level the playing field by enabling the collection of a sales tax that is already due.
On the other hand, opponents of this bill argue that it would burden small businesses, forcing them to comply with state and local tax laws from around the nation. Additionally, they argue that the measure would violate state sovereignty, force businesses to be tax collectors for other states without benefitting them, and dissuade entrepreneurial and start-up businesses.
Question of the week: Do you believe that states should have the authority to require online sellers to collect sales tax from individuals living outside their borders?
( ) Yes.
( ) No.
( ) I don't know.
( ) Other (leave your comments below).
Take the instaPoll here.
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Posted by Randy | March 06, 2013
Last month, I asked whether you supported sequestration or an alternative plan to reduce spending. After nearly 80% responded that they preferred alternative spending cuts, I asked which alternatives to sequestration you support. Finally, I asked which legislative proposals voted on in the House or Senate you supported to avert sequestration.
This week we take a look at a far narrower bill designed to reign in government spending by increasing accountability for federal spending on conferences. Recently introduced, the Agency Conferences and Conventions Operating Under Necessary Transparency (ACCOUNT) Act, or H.R.283, seeks to control spending by requiring that conferences costing more than $25,000 must be approved by the head of the particular federal agency, and must have details posted on the agency website within 30 days of the conference, including the purpose, total cost and cost per employee attending. Each agency would be required to submit a report on their conferences to the relevant Congressional committee for the fiscal year. Under the ACCOUNT Act, conference spending would be public and federal agencies would use taxpayer money more wisely with the American people watching. This bill aims to crack down on wasteful practices and bring conference spending – such as the $823,000 spent by the U.S. General Services Administration in Las Vegas last year – into the light of day.
Question of the week: Do you support the ACCOUNT Act as a means of reining in federal spending?
( ) Yes.
( ) No.
( ) I don't know.
( ) Other (share your thoughts below).
Take the Poll here.
Find the results of last week's InstaPoll here.
Question of the Week: Which of these three legislative proposals do you support to avert sequestration?Posted by Randy | February 27, 2013
Tomorrow, the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on two alternatives to address sequestration. The vote will come one day before sequestration takes effect.
Senate Democrats have proposed replacing $110 billion in cuts - $85 billion through September 30th (the end of fiscal year 2013) and another $25 billion through the end of December. One half would come from tax increases, while the other half would come from spending cuts equally divided between eliminating direct payments to farmers and cuts to national defense.
Senate Republicans are expected to offer a plan to grant the Defense Department and other agencies flexibility to prioritize their own funding, rather than implementing the arbitrary cuts to each program called for under sequestration. For the $85 billion in cuts under sequestration for 2013, agencies would be able to reprogram spending cuts at their discretion; however, a balance must remain between defense and non-defense spending cuts.
In May (H.R.5652) and December (H.R.6684) of 2012, the House voted to replace sequestration with recommendations from six committees – Agriculture, Energy and Commerce, Financial Services, Judiciary, Oversight and Government Reform, and Ways and Means - to cancel $98 billion in cuts to discretionary funding. Both of these bills passed with Congressman Forbes' support.
Question of the week: Which of these three legislative proposals do you support to avert sequestration?
( ) I support the bills passed in the House that provide alternative spending cuts.
( ) I support the plan offered by Senate Democrats to raise taxes.
( ) I support the plan offered by Senate Republicans to allow agencies to prioritize spending.
( ) I support sequestration.
( ) I support another solution (share your thoughts below).
( ) I don't know.
Take the Poll here.
Find the results of last week's InstaPoll here.
Posted by Randy | February 21, 2013
Earlier this month, I asked whether you support sequestration or an alternative plan to reduce federal spending. Over 77% of constituents responded that they support an alternative plan.
It has been 568 days since the Budget Control Act, which set up the process of sequestration, was signed into law. I voted against this legislation because I believed that it would make dangerous cuts to our military. Since then, I have launched two initiatives: Strong Defense, Strong America and Defending our Defenders, to warn about the dangers of slashing defense spending. Now that we are just days away from sequestration taking effect, several legislative proposals have been introduced to delay or replace the arbitrary, across-the-board sequestration cuts.
Please note: These solutions are not mutually exclusive – implementing one would not necessarily exclude another.
Solution 1: Alternative spending cuts:
In May (H.R.5652) and December (H.R.6684) of 2012, the House voted to replace sequestration with recommendations from six committees – Agriculture, Energy and Commerce, Financial Services, Judiciary, Oversight and Government Reform, and Ways and Means - to cancel $98 billion in cuts to discretionary funding. Both of these bills passed with my support.
Solution 2: Protect defense from sequestration:
Last week, I introduced a bill (H.R.773) to remove the Department of Defense from sequestration. Under sequestration, defense spending will be disproportionately cut, absorbing 50% of the cuts. Spending cuts of this magnitude will not only cripple the economy, but will decimate the military. This bill would reduce the amount of the sequester to $600 billion.
Solution 3: Federal employee attrition:
Representative McKeon (R-CA) and Senator Ayotte (R-NH) introduced a bill (H.R.593 and S.263) that would pay for one year of cuts by requiring a reduction in the federal workforce through attrition and a pay freeze for Members of Congress.
Solution 4: Delay implementation of the healthcare law to avert sequestration:
Representative Thornberry (R-TX) introduced a bill (H.R.607) to delay all provisions of the health care law that are set to take effect in 2014 and 2015 until January 1, 2016. I am a cosponsor of this bill.
Solution 5: Tax increases:
Senator Whitehouse (D-RI) introduced two alternative plans to delay sequestration for one-year (S.278) or in the alternative, replace it for the full 9 years (S.277). Both plans are completely achieved through tax increases.
Solution 6: Increase taxes and cuts to national defense:
Representative Ellison (D-MN) introduced a bill (H.R.505) to replace sequestration with $960 billion in tax increases, and cutting $278 billion from defense spending.
Question of the week: Which alternatives to sequestration do you support? (Multi-answer)
( ) Solution 1: Alternative spending cuts
( ) Solution 2: Protect defense from sequestration
( ) Solution 3: Federal employee attrition
( ) Solution 4: Delay implementation of the healthcare law to avert sequestration
( ) Solution 5: Tax increases
( ) Solution 6: Increase taxes and cuts to national defense
( ) I support sequestration.
( ) I support another solution. (Leave your comments below)
( ) I don't know.
Take the Poll here.
Find the results of last week's InstaPoll here.
Posted by Randy | February 08, 2013
In 2011, the Budget Control Act (BCA) was introduced, calling for arbitrary and sharp spending reductions as a means of reducing the deficit. The BCA, which Congressman Forbes voted against but was passed and signed into law, calls for $984 billion in automatic, largely across-the-board spending reductions composed of $492 billion from national security and $492 billion from programs such as education, law enforcement, Medicare, housing, and medical research. These cuts, through the process of sequestration, are scheduled to take place on March 1, 2013, unless Congress and the President act.
( ) I support sequestration called for under the Budget Control Act.
Find the results of last week's InstaPoll here.
Posted by Randy | January 31, 2013
I want to share with you a recent CNBC article showing that GDP in the United States fell for the first time since 2009. Both the article and the chart below, indicate that the 0.1 percent decline is due in large part to the largest cuts to defense spending our nation has seen in 40 years.
Since 2011, when sequestration was introduced as a means to reduce spending, I have been warming against drastic and dangerous cuts to our military. I opposed the Budget Control Act, which will implement sequestration and slash defense spending on March 1, 2013, and have consistently supported alternative plans to address the debt and reign in spending in Washington. Given this latest economic report, do you agree that a strong defense is necessary to maintain a strong America?
Posted by Randy | January 18, 2013
In January of 1995, a constitutional amendment that mandated a balanced budget passed the U.S House of Representatives. Two months later, the balanced budget amendment was brought to the floor of the U.S. Senate where it failed by one vote. Since then, federal debt has more than tripled in size from $5.1 trillion to $16.4 trillion today. Additionally, since 2007, the debt ceiling has been increased nine times - three of which were a result of the Budget Control Act - without Congressman Forbes' support.
Article I, Section 8 of the United States Constitution gives Congress the sole power "to borrow money on the credit of the United States." The United States reached its $16.4 trillion debt ceiling or borrowing limit at the end of 2012. As a result, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner began a "debt issuance period", in which the U.S. suspended investments in a pair of government retirement funds through February 28, 2013 to tap into approximately $200 billion of emergency borrowing authority.
The Heritage Foundation has argued that the government should use this opportunity to engage in "real-time budgeting" and prioritize federal spending to allocate incoming funds to the government's highest priorities - interest on the debt, national security, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid – and then applying the rest to remaining mandatory and discretionary accounts.
The Center for New American Progress made the case that Congress has an obligation to raise the debt ceiling as, voting to increase the debt limit is "not a vote on how much we will spend or whether we will raise the money to pay for it but rather a vote on whether we will pay our bills."
Congressman Forbes believes that we must make it a priority to put our nation back on a path of fiscal prosperity. We need to address the deficit and federal spending, but we also need to reform the way in which Congress acts in addressing the fiscal state of our nation.
Question of the week: Which viewpoint best represents your views on the debt ceiling?
( ) I would support a proposal to raise the debt ceiling if it included significant spending cuts.
( ) Congress should oppose an increase in the debt ceiling and allocate incoming funds to the government's highest priorities allowing for default on lower priority obligations.
( ) The U.S. must pay their bills and the debt ceiling should be raised without any negotiations.
( ) I don't know.
( ) Other.
Take the poll here.
Find out the results of last week's instaPoll here.
Posted by Randy | January 16, 2013
Called for under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, and in response to the recent housing crisis, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a new rule implementing a requirement that creditors make a good faith effort to determine whether a consumer has the ability to repay before issuing a loan. I want to share with you a recent Wall Street Journal article which discusses this new qualified mortgage rule and provides different industry perspectives and opinions. What are your thoughts on the rule?
The federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has rolled out new rules that reshape the U.S. mortgage industry, and are designed to ensure that lenders don't return to the lax standards that fueled the housing market's boom and bust.
The rules implement what seems to be a logical proposition—that lenders consider borrowers' ability to repay the loans they are given. But given the complexity of the issue, it took months of work for the consumer bureau to arrive at a definition of a "qualified mortgage" that would meet standards spelled out in the Dodd-Frank financial law of 2010.
The consumer bureau decided that lenders could satisfy this requirement in two ways: by making loans where the borrower is spending up to 43% of their income on debt payments –or by satisfying the lending standards of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing Administration.
Some "jumbo" loans that can't be sold to Fannie or Freddie might not be able to meet these requirements. That could dampen the availability of loans to jumbo borrowers with high debt levels, potentially putting a squeeze on sales in parts of the country where the housing market is still weak.
The rule contains key protection from consumer lawsuits sought by the lending industry. This "safe harbor" against litigation from foreclosed homeowners will only apply for loans that meet the qualified mortgage standards and are issued at interest rates that are no more than 1.5 percentage points above a national average.
Consumer advocates are unhappy with this move, as they had pushed for fewer protections from legal challenges.
Overall, the rule is a big change from last spring, when there were widespread fears in the real estate world that the rule would seriously impact the availability of loans. The rule "is far less onerous than what banks expected just six months ago," wrote Jaret Seiberg, a senior policy analyst with Guggenheim Securities, in a note to clients.
Here's a sampling from statements in response to the rule:
Julia Gordon, director of housing finance and policy at the Center for American Progress: "This new rule is a crucial step in protecting consumers against the predatory lending practices that crashed our housing market and stripped trillions of dollars from families. At the core of the rule lies a common-sense business principle: If a borrower can't afford to pay back the loan in full, the lender has no business making that loan in the first place. Unfortunately, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau shielded lenders from liability for a large subset of loans, making it more difficult for consumers to enforce this rule than was originally envisioned by lawmakers."
Rep. Jeb Hensarling, chairman of House Financial Services Committee: "These types of 'one size fits all' solutions always—always—are fraught with unintended consequences. After all, government regulations and policies that strong-armed, incented and cajoled financial institutions into loaning money to people to buy homes they couldn't afford are a major reason why we had the financial crisis to begin with. Ironically, now we have government regulations attempting to tell financial institutions not to do what the government was telling them to do before."
Debra Still, chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association: "This approach should allow lenders to offer sustainable mortgage credit to a great number of qualified borrowers without having to risk unreasonable and overly punitive litigation and penalties…We remain concerned that certain aspects of it could curb competition, increase costs and tighten credit availability for borrowers. In particular, the 3% cap on points and fees appears to be overly inclusive as it relates to compensation and affiliates. Loans with the same interest rate, terms and out of pocket costs should be treated the same under the rule regardless of the organizational structure or business model of the lender."
Alys Cohen, staff attorney, National Consumer Law Center: "Congress' mandate in Dodd-Frank is clear. Lenders must take reasonable steps to ensure that every mortgage loan is affordable when made, and homeowners whose lenders overreach have recourse. Unfortunately, and with potentially significant, negative consumer protection consequences, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new regulations fail to deliver those protections."
Marc Savitt, president, National Association of Independent Housing Professionals: "Although the CFPB promised to create a level playing field and competition with their rules and regulations, once again we see a strong bias against licensed mortgage brokers when it comes to their ability to serve borrowers. We need a rule that treats all originators the same, instead of one that picks winners and losers."
Gary Thomas, president, National Association of Realtors: "We are pleased that the rule encompasses the vast majority of the safe, high quality lending being done today. We will continue to work closely with the CFPB to ensure that the cap on fees doesn't restrict consumers' mortgage options, but believe (the) rule is a positive step to bringing certainty to the housing finance system."
Posted by Randy | November 19, 2012
The term "fiscal cliff" was coined by Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, in early 2012, when he testified before Congress saying, "Under current law, on January 1st, 2013, there is going to be a massive fiscal cliff of large spending cuts and tax increases." The phrase quickly gained popularity as a useful catch-all to describe a combination of year-end policy events including significant impending tax increases, sharp sequestration budget cuts, and the expiration of several stop-gap provisions ranging from doctor reimbursements to unemployment benefits.
Today, the term "fiscal cliff" dominates the local headlines, national news, and blogosphere. But what exactly is the fiscal cliff and how does it impact you? I have put together this primer to break down the fiscal cliff, to share facts on how these policies might impact you and your job, and to offer my views on how we can avert our nation's most pressing and significant challenge.
Please share this primer with others that might find it informative. Then, weigh in below, take my instapoll, join the discussion on Facebook or e-mail me via my webform. Your voice is important. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Where's the outrage? Pac's goons almost beat up a photographer., Michael Koncz and Restituto Fernandez caught on camera
Where's the outrage? Pac's goons almost beat up a photographer., Michael Koncz and Restituto Fernandez caught on camera
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Where's the outrage over the true to life goon behaviour of two members of Pacquaio's inner circle? These weren't some random hangers-on who tried to beat up a drunken guy in a club. It was two senior members of his inner circle (Koncz and Fernandez).
If this happened to another famous boxer (whose name I won't mention, but you know who I'm talking about) rest assured that somehow it would be tied to him.
At least Getty is taking some action.
Getty isn't happy that Pacquaio's thugs tried to beat up one of their photographers
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When I see Buboy I think "This is Baboy" (with the "a" not "u").
Baboy in Filipino means Pig/Swine. In fact Buboy haters in this country call him Baboy. And it fits perfectly! Hahahaha
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A classic RPG of old remade for iOS. Tt ticks all the right boxes for JRPG fans.
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App DescriptionLong ago, a great Dragonmaster named Dyne, with the aid of his faithful companions, defended the goddess Althena from a terrible evil. Time has passed, and those great adventurers have become the stuff of legend, but the world of Lunar is now threatened by a shadowy figure known as the Magic Emperor. In a humble village, far removed from the turmoil, lives a young man named Alex. Idolizing the legendary Dyne, Alex dreams of one day becoming a renowned Dragonmaster and matching the achievements of his lifelong hero. Encouraged by his childhood friend Ramus, Alex sets out with his companion Nall and his adopted sister Luna on a seemingly trivial quest, unaware that it would prove to be the first step in an epic adventure whose outcome will determine the fate of the entire world.
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