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As a kid spending summers in NJ with my dad, there was no better quick escape to the wilds than Bear Mountain in Harriman State Park. Only an hour from dad's house, we would head up here for climbing, hiking, overnights and even some cross-country.
My friend Adam and I grew up heading out of cities into the wilds. While I led Manhattan kids into the woods at Hidden Valley, he had served the camp circuit at Beckett in the Berkshires. Both of us have been eager to take the kids on their first overnighter. Now we have partners in crime.
Adam suggested a moderate hike near Bald rocks in the southern half of the park. We reached the peak in an hour, then had a leisurely mile long stroll to a lean to where we ate lunch. We set-up camp not far from there. It was an amazing mid-week crowd, where we didn't see another person till late in the day. We could have been in the real back country and we were only fifty miles from the city.
We spent the rest of the afternoon setting up our bear bag, exploring and making "gnome homes." I even pulled out the ole whisper light stove to make a huge batch of mac and cheese for dinner. After a roaring (sanctioned by the park service, don't worry) fire back at the lean to, we sent the kids off for an early bed so we could enjoy a little adult sunset.
Us city-slickers had a little trouble with all the racket that night (crickets are louder than fire engines I guess). But we made it up and out in no time. Just enough to enjoy the hike out and head into Tuxedo Park for a big diner breakfast! What a great escape from the city, and home in time today for naps (for me that is!)
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Friday, August 15, 2014
A Slice of the Woods' Past, Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake, NY
We have not been lucky the last two summers up at Big Moose lake with the weather. It always amazes me that whether it's Maine, the Northern Kingdom of Vermont or upstate New York, it can be 50 degrees here and 80 at home.
We are always searching for rainy day activities that don't include things we could do back home; movies, snacking, mini-golf. Dad had the brilliant idea of the Adirondack Museum.
The boys were captivated with the history of this adventureland. We spent ages on the antique train that used to be a Brooklyn Rapid Transit car before becoming a mile long shuttle between two lakes.
But besides the 12:30 feeding of the trout, the highlight was the American Mountain Man Encampment. Mountain Man Bill and his reenactor friends showed us how to skin a fox, to shoot a rifle and throw a tomahawk. It was another great entree for the boys into our wilderness past and the history of this amazingly scenic place.
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Sunday, August 10, 2014
Jersey Shore Mommyventure, Sandy Hook Beaches, Gateway National Seashore, NJ
The Jersey shore. For us kids of the 80s it conjures up tides full of hypodermic needles, trashy shore rats and the venerable East Street Band. I will brush past the infamous tv show generation and move on to my own kids who have never been here. Since mommy had a hectic week at the office, I thought we would start with a "secluded" intro, most easily accessed from NYC via a ridiculously scenic but equally overpriced Seastreak ferry from Wall St.
While incredible for our budding oceanographers, it was a little disconcerting to mommy and me to discover boundless sea treasures washing up on shore (Ahh Jersey, still having that deoxygenated river problem from pollution thirty years later? Might I suggest tougher clean water laws like the ones we passed in Mass.) The boys collected rays, flounder, crabs, horseshoe and more common clam shells.
They spent most of this mommy beach day in the wonderful surf though. The temp was perfect, the skies blue and the waves just the right height to reach her belly and the boys' chests. Sydney is growing into a fearless boogie boarder as Liji gets more and more comfortable with big waves.
The food trucks were pretty nice too. It's not always easy to get as good a BBQ at the beach as we did at Hog Heaven. The Shave ice at Kona was a wonderful way to end a perfect beach day. No boardwalk, no amusement rides, just amazing views of Manhattan, Coney Island and beyond. A pleasant first toe into the water of the Jersey Shore.
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Jose Mourinho has always been a fan favourite, but this will really make Chelsea fans happy.
Mourinho told the Evening Standard: "I'm not here thinking about my next move because I don't want to have a next move, I will have a next move if and when Chelsea decides it's time for that."
"I'm not chasing new experiences, trying to find where I like it more, where I can make new things for my career — no. It's a completely different perspective."
"I'm here to stay. I belong to Chelsea, Chelsea belong to me. I gave a lot to Chelsea in the past but they also gave a lot to me. This is a different professional relationship."
"If I want to relax one day a national team is the best job but, no, I want to be where I am."
"I'm enjoying this challenge," he stated clearly. "It's a different challenge from before. The other one was to win for the first time, there was the impact of a new foreign owner that was something new in English football and world football. Now it is a different perspective.
"We are there and fighting for the top positions, we will see if we can fight for the title. Normally I'd say the second and third seasons together are the best ones. But it is Chelsea's mentality, my DNA, to try to challenge now."
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Willie Bloomquist likes makeup of 2013 Arizona Diamondbacks
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One year ago, the Arizona Diamondbacks were a favorite to represent the National League in the World Series.
One year ago, the Arizona Diamondbacks were led on the field by MVP candidate Justin Upton, who was supported by one of the deepest lineups and farm systems in baseball.
And one year ago, the experts said the Arizona Diamondbacks had a star in manager Kirk Gibson and general manager Kevin Towers could do no wrong.
What a difference a year makes.
Now the D-backs are projected to finish behind both the defending World Series champion San Francisco Giants as well as the free-spending Los Angeles Dodgers, Justin Upton is in Atlanta and people are starting to question whether or not "Gibby Ball", which has seemed to guide the franchise's offseason, is the right way to go.
Count D-backs infielder Willie Bloomquist among those who not only like the idea, but are up to the challenge of proving its validity. The 35-year-old said he's "thrilled" with the moves the team made in the offseason and is excited for the season that's to come.
"I love it because there's things the statistics can't measure," Bloomquist told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Tuesday. "If statistics were the only thing that mattered in baseball I would have been done playing a long time ago."
Bloomquist is entering his third season with the D-backs. He hit .302 with no home runs, 23 RBI and 7 stolen bases last season, which was cut short due to a back injury. He figures to play more of a reserve role this year, but will likely still see regular at bats.
"I'm obviously a guy that loves the 'old school' type of playing, and the proof's in the pudding," he added. "Look at the San Francisco Giants. They didn't have any guys that were off the charts in their numbers offensively, but they had guys step up at the right time and play together at the right time.
"You can't tell me in watching the postseason last year those guys weren't having fun."
At the same time, sports are generally fun when you're winning, which the Giants did a lot of last season.
But Bloomquist's point, which seems to be the same as the organization is trying to prove, is that there is more to winning baseball than stats or things that can be measured in a box score.
"I think chemistry and team camaraderie and clubhouse chemistry is a huge thing, and with the guys that we have this year that we brought in, we have great clubhouse guys and guys that love to play the game and love to play it the right way."
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The five Texas bishops wrote a letter to United Methodists on the crisis of unaccompanied children from Central America crossing through Mexico into Texas. Here is the letter, signed by NTC Bishop Mike McKee, Central Texas Conference Bishop Mike Lowry, Northwest Texas and New Mexico District Bishop Earl Bledsoe, Bishop Jim Dorff of the Southwest Texas and Rio Grande Conferences, and Bishop Janice Huie of the Texas Conference.
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Today a humanitarian crisis is unfolding on our southern border with the arrival of tens of thousands of unaccompanied children. Many of you have communicated with us about your heartfelt desire to provide compassionate care for the unaccompanied children who are suffering in our midst. As bishops we have been conferencing with each other about how the people of The United Methodist Church might respond in a manner that is most faithful to the gospel.
We have also been in conversation with the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR), community leaders, and government officials. Our colleague, Bishop Jim Dorff, and other leaders in the Rio Texas Conference have just returned from three days on the border assessing the situation and representing the gospel and the church and encouraging people in a Christ-like response.
Let us be guided by the Biblical witness of faith: Jesus said, "Let the little children to come to me for to such belong the kingdom of heaven." (Luke 18:15-16)
Jesus instructed us to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, welcome the stranger, clothe those in need, visit the sick and those imprisoned. Then he said, "When you have done it for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you have done it for me." (Matthew 25:40)
We are to extend hospitality to strangers. (Romans 12:13; Hebrews 13:12)
We do not understand all that these children have experienced in their home countries or in their arduous journey to our borders. We do know that their plight breaks the heart of God. Children are some of the most vulnerable members of the global community. Many come seeking to survive. They all need our compassion and care. At a time of concern about a struggling economy and national security, it is easy to give in to fear and to let that fear, rather than God's heart, shape our hearts and our response.
"God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love and a sound mind." (II Tim. 1:7).
As followers of Christ, we have the power and wisdom of God to care for these unaccompanied children. As the Bishops of the United Methodist Conferences of Texas, we call on the people of The United Methodist Church to: Pray regularly for the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being and healing of these children and families, wisdom for our government officials, and peace for the countries from which these children have come; Work with faith and community leadership to provide housing, life necessities, pastoral/spiritual care, and as stable an environment as possible for these children and families while their long-term status is being resolved; Be attentive to seeing Christ in the faces of these children; Be alert for specific opportunities to offer ministries of compassion and care, which we will share as needs emerge.
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Jake Locker will begin "football activities" htis week, according to Coach Mike Munchak.
Locker, who sprained his hip against the New York Jets, has missed the past two games and probably won't be under center when the Tennessee Titans host the San Francisco 49ers. But after ruling him out quickly the previous two Mondays, Munchak said there was some chance that Locker could return this week.
He's gonna be able to do more this week. He's doing well. Just like him and Shonn Greene, starting today, they'll be a lot more active," Munchak said via TitanInsider. "Now it's just a matter of seeing how they handle more activity. I think the rest part and the light stuff is over, and now he can get more into real football stuff, and now it's just a matter of how quickly he progresses without pain, the same with Shonn Greene. We'll see how Shonn is this week running and how he handles and how his knee responds to more football-like activity. The next couple of days, we'll get a feel for where those two are in terms of how soon they can help us win."
Of the two, it would seem taht Greene, who has been out since week two after having his right knee scoped, would have the better chance of returning this week. And if that is the case, that could be a nice boost for a sagging Titans running game that has fallen on hard times in recent weeks.
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Poured from a .5L bottle (best-by date indicated as being some 2 months after the bar served it to me) in a pils glass. After having ridden my bike through Vienna on a hot day for many hours, I was craving some refreshing suds, and with notebook in hand, a German Pilsener (in its native Austria, to boot) that I'd never had before seemed like a no-brainer.
A bright and clear straw color in appearance, with a bubbly head that displayed nice lacing and pretty good retention.
Nicely aromatic and crisp on the nose, with spicy grass and hay notes, but also some malt grains to gird the hops.
The subdued malt to the nose belies a very solid malt backbone that is nonetheless complimented and defined by the hop flavors that ride through. Grassy, spicy earthiness and freshly cut grains, and also a hint of grapefruit. The pils' finish, and what lingers on the palate, is a just-slightly bitter and dry taste and sensation.
Fairly light and nicely carbonated, with a full-bodied but crisp and refreshing flavor, I was definitely suitably refreshed for a continuation of my cycling. Had I not been cycling, I could've easily downed a few more.
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I like this beer! Got this bottle at Sam's in Chicago last week. Poured with a medium sized, white head that mostly subsided and some lace. Color is a very slightly hazy gold. Aroma is pleasant and traditional malty, hoppy, grainy, grassy, a little spice and fragrant. Flavor is about the same. Body is good, especially for the style. Finish is bittersweet, clean, and balanced. Definitely a session beer.
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Pours honey colored with 3 fingers of pearl colored head. Good head retention & lacing
S: Soapyness, bready notes,& perfumy hops
T: Follows the nose, slight sulphur, along with lemony & mineral hoppyness up front. Crackery notes/dryness, grainy bread notes as this warms, some apple & white grape notes as well. Finishes soapy with a slight grainy sweetness, really enjoyed this
MF: Medium bodied, firm carbonation & good balance
A respectable pils that went down too easy
08-22-2011 22:51:06 | More by russpowell
4/5 rDev +21.6%
01-27-2013 02:59:21 | More by Guinnsslvr
4/5 rDev +21.6%
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3/9/2012 on bottle
A- This beer pours a deep straw yellow body with a lumpy off-white head that is thick and a quick sea of carbonation pops to the top. The head sticks in sheets with each sip.
S- the clean lager aroma has a slightly sweet sulfur and some pils malt note to it with a wet mash aroma in the finish. The soft noble hop note comes through in the finish as it opens.
T- The clean gentle sweetness is pale malt but there is a soft slightly sweet mineral water note in the finish. The noble hop bitterness lingers a bit in the aftertaste but stays in balance
M- This beer has a light mouthfeel with a slightly slippery texture and a gentle fizz.
O- Nice German Pilfer that is just a touch sweeter than most but it adds a nice freshness to the malt flavor. It is well balanced but the mineral water taste tends to grow a bit to much as it opens.
03-26-2013 14:21:57 | More by rhoadsrage
4/5 rDev +21.6%
06-01-2014 18:19:40 | More by dedbeer
4/5 rDev +21.6%
03-16-2013 12:01:43 | More by Beerman1977
3.93/5 rDev +19.5%
Looking at this beer through a Koelsch-spike, I'm having a hard time thinking of a better looking beer. There is a stunning clarity to this beer and a nice white bubble-bath head. I mean, just look through this beer. Who can argue with that?
The smell and taste, unfortunately, have a little bit of "tomato-sauce" edge to the,. It happens to a lot of beers (Dortmunder Gold comes to mind) but overall I don't think it detracts from the experience too much. I'm left with a fairly clean pils that is balanced out by a fair amount of earthy hallertau hops. Yes, that unfortunate vegital character is there, but not enough to properly hate on the beer.
I like the crisp dryness of the beer. Once I'm done having a sip, my mouth is clear and ready for the next. Indeed, there is a slight drying knack to it. I dig.
Ultimately, the beer suffers because it is not Bitburger. I can get a can of Bitburger for a third the price and, frankly, Bitburger is a better beer if that is what you are reaching for (and I usually am!). That said, it isn't a bad beer by any stretch of the imagination.
02-26-2008 02:03:51 | More by shbobdb
3.75/5 rDev +14%
06-08-2014 20:57:11 | More by mkrass
3.75/5 rDev +14%
02-01-2014 17:28:11 | More by PhillyStyle
3.75/5 rDev +14%
08-31-2013 01:11:39 | More by jzlyo
3.75/5 rDev +14%
12-30-2012 06:37:02 | More by nuevo
3.58/5 rDev +8.8%
Light pale gold, no head. Relatively clear. A lager that looks like a lager.
A sweetish smell from the malt profile. Minimal hops. Taste has a deep maltiness not expected from the look, finishes sweeter than most.
A drinkable pilsner, with a good kick but a bit sweet for the style. Not great but pretty good.
11-28-2009 18:40:58 | More by robbyc1
3.55/5 rDev +7.9%
22 ounce bottle stamped 5-2007. Picked up Jerry's Liquor in Rapids. First time I had ever seen this pils, and first time (I think) that I have had an Austrian beer.
Midway between straw and gold in color. A little paler than other pilsners that I have had recenly. Strong head.
Delicate aroma and flavor of hops. Not really sure of the type. I need to practice my palate a bit on that topic.
Weak malt aroma. Some malt flavor, but not it is not quite up to the level of malt I seem to like in other pilsners. I'm wondering if this reflects differences in ingredients or the mash (e.g., decoctions).
A little bitterness hits me at the finish, about the same time that the malt flavors register. In this sense, it is nicely balanced.
Very clean with regard to esters.
Crisp and light in body, maybe a little thinner than I would like, but maybe I haven't explored the style very well. I'll say average.
Increasingly, I find myself enjoying pilsners This one would not be my favorite but it is enjoyable. It wasn't a bad buy, either -- 4 imported bombers for 8 bucks.
03-14-2007 22:01:19 | More by pweis909
3.5/5 rDev +6.4%
11-30-2011 19:28:04 | More by brandoman63
3.5/5 rDev +6.4%
02-25-2013 14:38:49 | More by JVan
3.5/5 rDev +6.4%
07-13-2013 15:42:23 | More by ronin926
3.5/5 rDev +6.4%
02-16-2014 21:10:28 | More by Bear1964
3.5/5 rDev +6.4%
01-03-2014 11:21:05 | More by dcmchew
3.5/5 rDev +6.4%
08-06-2014 21:09:08 | More by koladiola
3.4/5 rDev +3.3%
White gold and clear with a soapy sheet on top. Gererously aromatic of cracked, mashed cereal grains, lemon custard and not much in the way of herb. On the palate it is toasty, nutty and full-figured for a light-colored lager. Ample grip defines the finish which yields to a slightly dirty, metallic edge. This beer drinks fine. One might serve it rather cold; as it warms it shows a slightly saccharine sweetness which is clumsy, if not downright heavy.
My guess is that this beer used some overly fresh, citric hops obtained cheaply. There is no depth or continuity between the admirable bitterness and the sweet lemon candy perfume.
12-05-2004 19:55:38 | More by putnam
3.4/5 rDev +3.3%
pours brilliantly clear, light yellowish gold. 3/4" of creamy foam dissipates quickly to an uneven cap before sticking around and leaving decent lacing. Nice and vibrant, lines of bubbles rising throughout.
Aroma is underwhelming, surprisingly light pilsner aroma, sort of a generic light "grain" aroma, very low spicy to slightly herbal hops, some corny/DMS, occasional sulfur notes would be fine but there's not enough other aroma here to mix it in well. Slight papery/metallic aromas as it warms suggest some age.
Flavor is a step up, bitterness is on the lighter end for the style but OK, and relatively sharp and clean. Leaves a slight sweet malt flavor on the palate after the swallow but really could use some pilsner malt flavor. DMS shows again - OK, but again wish there was more malt flavor here. A little sweet and slick in the finish, not really that dry at all. Occasional fruity notes seem to be from yeast on top of a slightly lemony hop flavor - the latter is welcome, the former is out of place.
Nice mouthfeel, on the lighter side of medium, fairly expressive medium high carb, no alcohol warming or astringency.
Drinkable example that needs a shot of pilsner malt and should finish dry. Might have been better a couple months ago but there's no bottled on/best by date here...
02-05-2012 16:50:01 | More by udubdawg
3.38/5 rDev +2.7%
Basically a very average Pilsener style brew with nice Saaz hops. Tall brown European style bottle and nice labeling.
The golden yellow body is topped by a small white head that vanishes quickly and leaves no lace.
The nose is purely Pils with decent malt and hops notes, but very light in aroma. The flavor is very reminiscent of Pilsner Urquell with its decent hopping and nice mouthfeel. Easily drinkable, this beer went down very well and could serve as a Pilsener style in most any setting.
01-02-2004 01:19:55 | More by AtLagerHeads
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'USA Inc., Depopulation & You' [Deborah Tavares & Trevor Coppola @ Conspiracy Con]
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Wondering what you guys think about the urgency of tonight's game...or if it's really no reason to panic if the Leafs lose. IMO, I think it's a pretty crucial game for a few reasons;
1. It's always a big game vs. the Habs, but with the playoff and division positioning, it's pretty important to gt those two points
2. They have to stop the bleeding. Right now I'd say it's a stubborn cut...but another 1-2 loses in a row, and it's an infected open wound.
3. Confidence. I think this ties into the above, but this team, and Reimer in particular, needs a boost of bravado as they head into the final 10 games.
They've got some tough games coming up with Detroit (always a battle), Philly, St. Louis, and Boston...they've got to get these two points to maintain a soft playoff cushion.


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Nice little place not too far at all from the Dupont Circle station, so plenty accessible to travelers. By not too far, I mean about twenty steps from the northern exit to the station. Small place on the corner, beer is to the left and back once you walk in. Not a huge number of beers, but there isn't much of anything there that I wouldn't mind drinking.
Al is great and always extremely helpful. The e-mail updates aren't frequent, but normally contain a few gems. Connecticut Ave. is perhaps the best in DC at taking advantage of the liquor laws and bringing in plenty of out-of-market beers. While they're generally pricey, it's nice to have that option. Most of the time these beers are fresh -- e.g., in the past week I've seen Deschutes Inversion IPA and Surly Furious that were less than a month old -- though occasionally some things slip, so I wouldn't grab anything hoppy without a date code.
All in all, definitely a place worth stopping. DC has pretty good distribution, and this becomes excellent when you add in the extra stuff available here.
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Dragged my girlfriend all the way across the city to this place with the promise that they would have a good selection of rare beers and stuff I cant find around the area.
I was extremely let down. They didn't have ANY Founder's or Bell's. Nothing that interesting there and no traces of any of the other rare beers that have been mentioned in other reviews.
Good for a quick six pack of beer if you're in the neighborhood, but overall, a waste of time.
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Simple questions, yet not so simple answers. This 24-year old artist, appearing in the past couple of months in a number of group exhibitions in Vienna as well as last month in a big solo exhibition under the title Tropheada at the Suppan contemporary gallery, was born in Slovenia. Yet she has spent most of her life all around the world and presently lives in Vienna. She graduated cum laude in psychology and art in Vienna (Webster University) two years ago, but she received her education on three continents, most influential (by her own words) in New York City. She has presented herself in Vienna (as well as in Slovenia, in Prague and in New York City) with her paintings and, mostly, art photography, but has also completed four full-length film scripts - for two of which she received grants from the Film Foundation of Slovenia. In 2006, Eva Petricˇ received the Cizˇek award for the best short musical video in 2006 in Slovenia, however, she is most proud of her first book of poems This space is a box, illustrated with her own art photography. It has recently been published by the Drava Verlag and presented by herself in Slovene, English and German among her Tropheada art photos at the gallery Suppan Contemporary.
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Departing from his usual lyrically-centered style, The Incomparable Shakespeare makes an enjoyable foray into crossover/pop territory on new mixtape single Edge of My Seat. Singer/songwriter and musical partner Jon Solo provides a mellow guitar backdrop, complete with a breezy chorus, over which Shakespeare chronicles his affair with a frustratingly indecisive female. Complete with the guest rhymes of Crack collaborator Probe-DMS, this is just one of many fresh cuts to be found on Mix Mssg, which has yet to receive a drop date. In the meantime, fans can click here to view a behind-the-scenes video of this joint's recording process.
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By Andrew R. Johnson
Government-owned lender Ally Financial Inc. is sparring with its Residential Capital mortgage subsidiary over the unit's efforts to get out of a federal foreclosure-review program.
ResCap, which is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, said Ally would be on the hook for any amount of restitution the Federal Reserve is unable to recover from ResCap under the terms of an agreement Ally entered into with the U.S. government in 2011, according to a filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court Friday.
Ally disputes that because ResCap has to yet to satisfy its foreclosure-review responsibilities.
"Any liabilities arising from those obligations simply cannot yet be determined, and Ally cannot be held secondarily liable for them," the Detroit company said in a separate filing Friday.
The dispute arises over ResCap's efforts to exit a program requiring large mortgage servicers to hire consultants to review mortgage loans for potential foreclosure errors to identify borrowers who may be entitled to financial compensation.
Following criticism the program did little more than pad the pockets of consultants, the Fed and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in January reached a deal with several of the servicers requiring them to pay $3.6 billion in cash to nearly 4.2 million homeowners, plus $5.7 billion in noncash relief, including loan assistance to homeowners.
GMAC Mortgage, part of ResCap, is one of three servicers that haven't settled with regulators and are continuing to conduct the foreclosure reviews.
In February, ResCap filed a motion asking for a bankruptcy judge's assurance the Federal Reserve would be barred from enforcing the lender's obligation under the review process. It argues an automatic stay that blocks litigation against debtors operating under bankruptcy protection would prevent the regulator from doing so.
At the time, ResCap said the review process was draining $300,000 per day from its bankruptcy estate, diminishing potential returns for creditors. It estimated the total cost for the review program could reach $459 million.
ResCap wants its financial obligation under the program to be treated as a general unsecured claim in its bankruptcy, meaning the Federal Reserve would have to stand in line along with the lender's other creditors to gain recovery.
A determination that Ally is responsible for amounts the government is unable to recoup from ResCap's bankruptcy would be a setback for the company, which has been trying to sever itself from mortgage liabilities that prompted ResCap's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing last May.
The move was intended to help Ally sever itself from mounting litigation over soured mortgage securities and foreclosure issues so it could focus on its core U.S. auto-lending and online-banking businesses, as well as move forward with repaying a government bailout it received during the financial crisis.
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19 year-old defender Jeff Henderson has joined Gateshead on an initial one-month loan deal.
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The Ashington-0born player, who attended Coquet High School, has been at Newcastle since he was 13 years-old, and while he is principally a defender, he can also play in central midfield.
Jeff trained with the Blue Square Premier club this morning, and Gatehead are currently 3rd in the league, with 27 points, just two points behind leaders Wrexham, after 14 games.
Henderson has played often for the Newcastle Reserves side, and had often captained the side last season, and we know Alan Pardew is keen to get the top young talent at Newcastle some first team games out on loan. Sounds good to us.
James Tavernier spent a very successful loan spell at Gateshead earlier this year, when he played 18 times for Gateshead, and James is now on loan at Carlisle United, where he has so far played 11 times.
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Habush Habush & Rottier to offer free bike helmets and fittings to 50 local children
Cedarburg, Wis. – July 9, 2011 – The Habush Habush & Rottier Charitable Foundation will continue its statewide tour to provide children with free bike helmets at the Cedar Mills Community Bike Safety Fair. Fifty local children will receive a free helmet from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 9 at Cedar Mills Medical Group, located at N143 W6515 Pioneer Rd. in Cedarburg. Note that this event requires reservations, which can be made by calling (262) 376-2482.
Since 1999, the Habush firm's charitable funds have distributed more than 81,500 bicycle helmets to children throughout the State of Wisconsin and plan to donate an additional 10,000 this summer. Researchers have found that wearing a helmet can reduce the severity of brain injury by as much as 88%. Most of the helmets are distributed at bike safety rodeos and summer safety programs run by police departments and community organizations throughout Wisconsin. In addition, many police officers around the state distribute bicycle helmets to neighborhood children while on patrol, helping to promote positive, open relationships between local authorities and youth.
The Habush Habush & Rottier Charitable Foundation was established in 1999 to allow the law firm to give back to the communities in which its attorneys practice. The Habush Habush & Rottier law firm has been a Wisconsin personal injury law firm for over 75 years. Thirteen offices are located throughout the State of Wisconsin and are located in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Madison, Appleton, Green Bay, Racine, Kenosha, Lake Geneva, Wausau, Rhinelander, Sheboygan, West Bend and Stevens Point. For more information, please call 1-800-2-HABUSH or visit www.Habush.com.
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Fossil Fuel Subsidies Nearly $800 per Canadian, says the IMF
By Derek Wong: Did you know that our government spends money subsidizing fossil fuel energy to keep prices artificially low? A new International Monetary Fund study uncovers just how much the Canadian subsidies are and urge our governments to stop these market distortion practices. I calculated the real price we pay for fossil fuel energy┬Āand the results are astonishing.
The release of the study by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is widely covered by mainstream media around the world in the┬ĀNew York Times,┬ĀWashington Post,Financial Times, and in a particularly good analysis from the┬ĀWall Street Journal.┬ĀBut it was strangely almost untouched by the Canadian media. I looked at the data in the full report (PDF), focusing on the Canadian portion. With additional data provided to me by the IMF Washington office, I was able to do some further calculations. The energy subsidies are higher than I expected. In fact, far higher.
What the general public is mostly unaware of is┬Āthe prices we pay for energy are subsidized prices. When we pay $50 at the gas pump, the gas we got is actually worth more than $50. When we pay $100 for our hydro bill, the energy we used is actually worth more than $100. Why? ItŌĆÖs because the government financially subsidizes the energy we use. They have been doing this for years but most of the general public are not aware of this. The energy prices we consumers see are below market levels.
You might think:┬ĀIsnŌĆÖt that great? The government is paying for part of my gas!LetŌĆÖs trace it backward, where does the government get their money to subsidize your gas? ThatŌĆÖs from government revenues. Where does the government get their revenues? Mostly from taxes. The federal government of Canada get more than 80 percent of their revenue from two sources: income taxes and consumption taxes (source:┬ĀStatsCan). Who pay the government those incomes taxes and consumption taxes? ThatŌĆÖs the taxpayers. You get the picture ŌĆ" itŌĆÖs you.┬ĀThe gas you get from the pump is paid partly by you at the gas station. The other part of the cost is also paid by you, but indirectly through the withholding tax from your paycheque and through the GST you pay when you go shopping.
And this is the part IŌĆÖve always wondered:┬ĀWhatŌĆÖs the real price of the energy we use?Are the energy subsidies large or small? WhatŌĆÖs the full cost of energy compared to the ŌĆśsticker priceŌĆÖ? This is a very complicated calculation as multiple levels of federal, provincial, and commercial players are involved. But thanks to the economists at the International Monetary Fund who did an extensive study on this subject, we now have some good data.
According the IMF study and the additional data they provided to me, Canada used $26 billion to subsidize energy in 2011. The Canadian governmentŌĆÖs revenues were $665 billion in that year. In other words, 4% of the government revenues were spent on energy subsidies. (Note that the IMF calculation uses U.S. dollar, but the Canadian dollar was at┬Āvirtual parity┬Āwith the U.S. dollar over the year of 2011, with $1 USD equalled $0.989 CAD).
LetŌĆÖs put these numbers into more relatable context.┬ĀHow much energy subsidies were made for each person?┬ĀAccording to┬ĀStatsCan┬Āthe Canadian population was 33,476,688 in 2011. That works out to be a whopping $787 of energy subsidies for each Canadian for the year. This is a far higher number than I expected. On average each Canadian paid $787, mostly through our income tax and GST, for our energy in 2011 and probably a similar amount year after year. Remember, this is on top of the payments we make at the gas pumps and through our hydro bills. For a family of four, this amounts to over three thousand dollars per year spent┬Āinvisibly┬Āon energy.
With this in mind,┬Āare fossil fuels really that much cheaper than renewable energies?┬ĀThe IMF cites many downsides to putting so much public money into subsidies and keeping energy pricesŌĆöat least the ŌĆśsticker pricesŌĆÖŌĆöartificially low, not least of which is giving the false impression to the general public that fossil fuels are much cheaper than renewable energy. Subsidies distort resource allocation by encouraging excessive energy consumption, artificially promoting capital-intensive industries, reducing incentives for investment in renewable energy, and accelerating the depletion of natural resources.
According IMF First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton, removing these subsidies worldwide could lead to a 13 percent decline in CO2┬Āemissions and generate positive spillover effects by reducing global energy demand. It would also strengthen incentives for research and development in energy-saving and alternative technologies. ThatŌĆÖs the reason the IMF is urging governments the world over to reform subsidies for products from coal to gasoline, arguing that this could translate into major gains both for economic growth and the environment.
So next time you hear someone say they prefer fossil fuel to renewable energy because they are cheaper, tell them they have been paying $787 a year on top of their bills for those fossil fuels without knowing it.
This article was originally published on┬ĀCarbon49. Special thanks to the International Monetary Fund┬Āfor providing additional data for these calculations.


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BLOOMINGTON – Warsaw's Jacob Poyner wrapped up his high school career with a pair of top-five finishes in two distance races Friday at the boys state track meet.
BLOOMINGTON – Heavy rained whipped through Bloomington before the boys state track meet Saturday.
Norwell principal and Northeast Hoosier Conference president Mark Misch confirmed Saturday that a meeting will take place Wednesday at Norwell to discuss the formation of a new high school athletic conference.
Bishop Dwenger senior Julie Bazur talks about the Saints' eight-run fifth inning in Wednesday's 15-3 win over Leo and the confidence the victory gives the team heading into tonight's sectional title game against Woodlan.
Bishop Dwenger coach Dave Moyer about the Saints' eight-run fifth inning in Wednesday's 15-3 win over Leo and the performance of Dwenger pitchers Jordan Schneider and Demitra Burns in the Leo Sectional semifinals.
May 21, 2013 in Preps Plus
The championship game of the Bellmont Sectional on Memorial Day could pit two top-10 Class 3A baseball teams against each other.
Three softball teams from northeast Indiana will begin a trek to return to the softball state finals and now know the path with the release of the IHSAA postseason draw Thursday.
May 8, 2013 in Preps Plus
Here are some news and notes from around the high school scene.
May 6, 2013 in Preps Plus
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Concordia junior quarterback David Morrison orally committed Thursday to play football at Ball State.
Former Canterbury standout Tabitha Gerardot is moving to Indiana University to finish her college women's basketball career, IU announced Thursday.
After adding Jay County to the mix, it appears the Allen County Athletic Conference may be losing a member in the future.


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