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Colorado task force ponders how to tax legal pot
Pot smokers in Colorado were the biggest winners in the vote that legalized the drug. Now state regulators are working out the details of exactly how to tax it, so the benefits are shared statewide in the form of increased revenue.
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Pot smokers in Colorado were the biggest winners in the vote that legalized the drug. Now state regulators are working out the details of exactly how to tax it, so the benefits are shared statewide in the form of increased revenue.
A state panel set up to regulate marijuana in Colorado agreed Thursday to recommend the highest tax contemplated by voters last year - a 15 percent excise tax, with the profits going to school construction.
The tax question is far from settled, though.
Colorado lawmakers could set a lower tax, or they could add sales taxes beyond the current statewide 2.9 percent. Legislators could even create a special new "marijuana tax" for consumers, plus a series of required licensing fees for growers and sellers. Besides schools, the taxes must fund marijuana safety enforcement and drug education measures.
Any option would have to go back to voters for final approval.
Marijuana proponents and critics agree that taxes should be hefty. But if levies are too high, legal pot could be so expensive that people continue buying it underground.
"If this doesn't work and taxes are so high the black market still dominates, then what was the point?" asked Mike Elliott of Colorado's Medical Marijuana Industry Group.
Others argued that marijuana taxes should be sky high so that pot smokers pay for any damage to public health and safety. Task members got a visit Thursday from Gov. John Hickenlooper, a former brewpub owner who told the pot group that taxes and regulations in the booze business are exhaustive, too. Hickenlooper opposed marijuana legalization and has since warned of costs to society including teen drug abuse.
"I'm not saying the sky is falling and it's the end of the world. But most people expect ... there will be some negative consequences" from legal pot, Hickenlooper said.
Fiscal analysts have no idea where to begin predicting how much tokers could produce in taxes. The unknowns include how many people are buying pot now and what they're paying, how many people will start smoking marijuana now that it's legal, and whether prices will drop once commercial sales begin. If the federal government blocks commercial pot sales, the marijuana tax windfall would be zero.
Colorado regulators reviewed mixed tax projections and seemed exasperated at even trying to guess what the market will be.
"It's all a mythical figure. We're talking about an industry that doesn't exist today," said Tamra Ward, head of a Denver business group called Colorado Connect.
In Washington, the only other state to legalize marijuana for recreational use, the tax picture is clearer.
Voters there set 25 percent taxes at each of three different stages - from growers to processors to consumers. The measure also defined exact spending levels on things like education. For example, Washington will spend exactly $20,000 on Web-based education on the health and safety risks of marijuana.
Colorado's task force finally settled on a vague recommendation asking state lawmakers to set sales taxes and add licensing fees steep enough to cover the costs of regulation. They'll leave it lawmakers to figure out those exact costs.
Task force members also made recommendations Thursday on regulations unrelated to taxes, including a first-of-its-kind regulation on a "serving size" for edible marijuana. The task force agreed that a "serving" of edible pot should be 10 nanograms of THC, marijuana's psychoactive ingredient. Edible pot products will have to be sold in childproof packages with a label clearly stating there may be health risks from consuming it.
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It was the first time in 26 years that the Mustangs defeated a Top-10 team, once again, showing how far Brown has brought this program during his short tenure in Dallas. With this win today, the Mustangs improved their record to 19-5 overall on the year and 9-3 in the conference.
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Qt 5.0.1 Should Be Released This Month
Digia has shared that they're looking to release Qt 5.0.1 in January.
9 January 2013 - Qt 5.0.1 - 1 Comment
Digia Officially Releases Qt 5.0
Digia has officially released the Qt 5.0 tool-kit.
19 December 2012 - At Long Last - 44 Comments
Qt 5.0 Tool-Kit Needs Some Last Minute Testing
While Qt 5.0 Release Candidate 2 was released last week and it was expected to be the last RC with Qt 5.0 finally being planned for release this week, Digia pushed out some new binaries today for last minute testing.
18 December 2012 - Qt 5.0
OpenGL May Take On A Greater Role Within Qt
With Qt 5.0 finally seeing the light of day in the very near feature, plans are beginning to be laid for Qt 5.1. One of the improvements being talked about now for future Qt 5.x releases is support for more OpenGL enablers in the tool-kit.
18 December 2012 - Qt OpenGL - 4 Comments
Videos Of Qt Developer Days Berlin 2012
The videos from the 2012 Qt Developer Days in Berlin have now been uploaded for your viewing pleasure.
12 December 2012 - Qt Developer Days
Another Qt 5.0 Release Candidate Is Needed
Last week was marked by the first Qt 5.0 Release Candidate and it was expected that the final release would arrive one week later (this week). However, bugs that came about in Qt 5.0 RC1 are warranting a second release candidate and thus pushing back the final release.
10 December 2012 - Qt 5.0 RC2
Qt 5.0 Release Candidate - Final In About One Week
After the past few days being met by a few test releases after betas in the prior weeks, the Qt 5.0 release candidate was officially made available this morning. The final release of the Qt 5.0 tool-kit is expected to happen next week.
6 December 2012 - Qt 5.0 Release Candidate - 8 Comments
Digia Releases Qt 4.8.4 With 170+ Improvements
While Qt 5.0 is hopefully being released in December, Digia has announced today the release Qt 4.8.4.
29 November 2012 - Qt 4.8.4 - 5 Comments
Qt Developer Days 2012 Slides: KDE 5, Qt Quick, Ports
The Qt Developer Days conference took place earlier this month in Berlin, Germany. For those not in attendance at this open-source development conference, the slides for many of the Qt talks have been uploaded with coverage on Qt Quick, KDE Frameworks 5, and other interesting areas surrounding this tool-kit soon to finally reach its major 5.0 milestone.
25 November 2012 - Qt Developer Days
Qt 5.0 Beta 2 Released As The Final Approaches
Digia has announced the second beta release of the Qt 5.0 tool-kit as the final release is no longer too far out.
13 November 2012 - Qt 5.0 Beta 2 - 1 Comment
Qt Creator 2.6 Development Environment Released
Digia has announced the official release of Qt Creator 2.6.0.
8 November 2012 - Qt Creator 2.6.0 - 2 Comments
Concerns Emerge Over Qt Project vs. Digia
While Digia's acquisition of Qt from Nokia has been closed for less than one month, concerns are already arising amongst users/developers when it comes to distinguishing the Digia company versus the Qt Project.
1 October 2012 - Digia - 14 Comments
Qt5's Linux Requirements Cause Problems
With XCB being a requirement for the Linux version of Qt 5.0, and Xlib not being supported, it's causing problems for some wishing to adopt this forthcoming tool-kit.
15 September 2012 - Qt5 Linux Desktop - 110 Comments
Qt 4.8.3 Tool-Kit Update Released
While all of the exciting Qt tool-kit development work is centered around the forthcoming Qt 5.0, which is currently in beta, the Qt Project has today released version 4.8.3 of their popular open-source multi-platform tool-kit.
13 September 2012 - Fixes - 8 Comments
Qt Creator 2.6 Beta Supports Android, QNX
Following the recent Qt 5.0 Beta release, the Qt Creator 2.6 development environment is also now at beta.
11 September 2012 - Qt Creator - 6 Comments
Qt 5.0 Beta Released
At long last, the Qt 5.0 beta has been released.
30 August 2012 - At Long Last - 49 Comments
It's The End Of August, Qt 5.0 Beta Is Still Not Ready
Unfortunately, due to Nokia selling off Qt and the other recent changes, the beta for the Qt 5.0 tool-kit still isn't ready.
25 August 2012 - Qt 5 - 16 Comments
Qt 5.0 Beta Not Here Due To Difficulties
While the Qt 5.0 Beta was supposed to be out in July, it was changed to release the Qt 5 beta in early August. We're now half-way through August and there's no signs of an imminent beta. It's now been said that "some things have been a bit more difficult lately" leading to a delay in Qt5.
17 August 2012 - Qt 5.0 - 43 Comments
Qt Developers Work Out Plans For Time-Based Releases
Following the Qt 5.0 release, developers of this open-source tool-kit will aim to issue feature updates on a six-month cycle.
6 August 2012 - Qt Development - 9 Comments
Qt's Lars Knoll: "It's Really Sad To See This Happen"
Lars Knoll, the current Qt Chief Architect at Nokia and responsible for leading the Qt 5.0 development, has commented on the shutting down of Nokia's Qt Australia office.
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Fall 2011- Spring 2012 Roundtables
Improving our own capacities to carry out high quality sustainability research
Roundtable 1 – Big Concepts in Sustainability Research
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 – NRESS Seminar – 3:10-4:30 PM: James Hall G46.
Dr. Jennifer Kushner, University of Wisconsin, speaking on "Paradigm Shifts: What is interdisciplinary research?" Dr. Kushner is an expert in education innovation and reform, with a focus on paradigm change in educational systems. She is a Program and Evaluation Specialist at the University of Wisconsin-Extension, where she works locally, nationally and internationally with programs related to agriculture, the environment, and youth, family & community development. She had led several interdisciplinary reform initiatives including the NSF-sponsored EPICS program, the founding of the School of Integrative Studies at Edgewood College, and is currently leading a national youth water education reform initiative. Her current research focuses on knowledge construction, evolution of thinking, interdisciplinary research, and on leadership and learning related to environmental and social change. Her past work has focused on program innovation and evaluation in science, engineering, medicine, and the humanities.
- Dr. Jennifer Jushner PowerPoint presentation
- Clark, W.C., & Dickson, N. M. (2003.) "Sustainability science: The emerging research program." Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 100(14): 8059-8061.
- Clark, W.C. (2007.) "Sustainability Science: A room of its own." Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 104: 1737-1738; published online on February 6, 2007, 10.1073/pnas.0611291104.
Roundtable 2 - How Can Research More Effectively Support a Sustainable Society?
Thursday, October 13, 2011 – Brown Bag Lunch – 12:40-2:30 PM: Gregg Hall 320
Roundtable 3 – A Look at the Mechanics of "Other" Disciplinary Research
Thursday, October 27, 2011 – Brown Bag Lunch – 12:40-2:30 PM: Gregg Hall 320
Featuring faculty demystifying social science approaches for natural scientists and natural science approaches for social scientists. Learn the language, methods, similarities, differences, benefits and limitations from case studies.
- Dr. Cameron Wake PowerPoint presentation "Assessing the Risk of 100-year Freshwater Floods in the Lamprey River Watershed of New Hampshire Resulting from Changes in Climate and Land Use."
- Glass and McAtee. (2006). "Behavioral science at the crossroads in public health: Extending horizons, envisioning the future." Social Science & Medicine 62: 1650–1671.
- Green, L.W.. (March 2006.) "Public Health Asks of Systems Science: To Advance Our Evidence-Based Practice, Can You Help Us Get More Practice-Based Evidence?" American Journal of Public Health (96, 3): 406-409.
- Huang TT, Drewnowski A, Kumanyika SK, Glass TA. (2009). "A systems-oriented multilevel framework for addressing obesity in the 21st century." Prev Chronic Dis 6(3):A82. http://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2009/jul/09_0013.htm. Accessed 4/2/12.
- Boelee, E. Small Reservoirs Toolkit: Participatory Health Impact Assessment. International Water Management Institute, Ethiopia and International Development Research Centre, Egypt / International Water Management Institute, Ghana.
- B. L. Turner II, Roger E. Kasperson, Pamela A. Matsone, James J. McCarthy, Robert W. Corell, Lindsey Christensen, Noelle Eckley, Jeanne X. Kasperson, Amy Luerse, Marybeth L. Martellog, Colin Polsky, Alexander Pulsipher, and Andrew Schiller. (July 8, 2003). "A framework for vulnerability analysis in sustainability science." Communicated by Susan Hanson, Clark University, Worcester, MA, March 7, 2003 (received for review February 25, 2003). Proceedings of the National Academies of Science 100(14): 8074–8079, www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1231335100.
- Stokols, D., Hall, K., Taylor, B., Moser, R. (2008). "The Science of Team Science: Overview of the Field and Introduction to the Supplement." American Journal of Preventive Medicine 35 (2S): S77-S89.
Roundtable 4 – Building Skill and Capacity to Carry Out Sustainability Research
Thursday, December 1, 2011 –12:40-2:30 PM: Gregg Hall 320
Featuring YOU in conversation with staff and faculty from other disciplines in pursuit of compatible ideas. Bring your sense of adventure!
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Common Sense Points to Buying a Home over Renting
Despite what just feels like the right answer, buying a home in Evansville can be significantly cheaper than renting one. It's one of those rare cases where, if you stop and make common sense judgments about the factors at play, the 'just feels like' conclusion is the opposite of the one common sense leads you to. Much of the reason has to do with short-term versus long-term considerations (buying a home starts with paying a sizeable down payment, after all); but over the long haul, the amount of cash at stake is so great it's worth taking a hard look at this fundamental housing choice.
Four leading factors that currently come into play:
· Increased Demand Has Made Rentals More Expensive
After the subprime mortgage mess-between 2007 and 2013—something like 6,200,000 people were added to the number of tenants. That boost created enough extra demand for rental units that owners had no trouble increasing monthly rates. It's a simple case of too little supply chased by too much demand.
· Low Interest Rates Make Homes Cheaper in the Long-Run
The current unusually low interest rates makes the tradeoff with renting an easier call. This fall, home buyers can expect to find 30 year mortgage packages at rates in the low 4% range. If interest rates rise considerably—which just about everyone expects—rental rates can be expected to rise proportionately as landlords cover the added expense. But those who buy a home lock in the lower interest rate: the 'price of money!'
- Buying a Home Yields Predictable Cash Flow
When you buy a home, your mortgage comes with a repayment schedule that shows you exactly how much you are required to pay each month until the end of the loan's term. With a fixed rate mortgage, the monthly payment amount is an iron-clad guarantee of what you will need to budget. With a fixed rate loan, the dollar amount will usually stay the same (or even fall as the mortgage nears its end). Conversely, unless a major change occurs in the rental market, rental prices will continue going up. And the common sense of consumers knows what to expect, reflected in last month's Mortgage Reports headline:
"Consumers Expect Rents to Rise 2x Faster Than Home Prices in 2015"
· Buying is a Long-Term Investment for Stability
In addition to the price rise factor, renters will have to keep paying rent for a lifetime—while homeowners eventually get to stop making mortgage payments. Anyone buying a home in their 30's can expect to have paid for it before they reach retirement. That's very good news, because their living expenses will go down around the same time they start making less money. In contrast, renting just keeps getting more expensive…which can put extra financial pressure on retirees.
If you find yourself on the cusp of renting or buying a home in Evansville, today's rates should weigh heavily in your decision. If you find that it makes financial sense to buy, the next step is easy: give me a call! You can reach me on my cell phone 812-499-9234 or email: email@example.com
Autumn Advantage: Rich Décor Ideas for Homes for Sale
Having a home for sale as autumn swings into full bloom has more than one advantage. First off, this is definitely not looky-loo season—the majority of home shoppers this time of year tend to be serious-minded (perhaps because many are hoping to be comfortably moved in by the holidays). Whatever the reason, because many other owners will wait until spring to put up their own home for sale, if you are listing now, you can usually count on a narrower amount of competition.
A subtler reason why fall is an exciting season to put up a home for sale has to do with what can be a presentation advantage—the same reason home décor professionals like this time of year. It's the Autumn Advantage: a time of year loaded with eye-catching decorating ideas. When the leaves start to change, it's time to take advantage of the autumnal decorations that can make any home for sale extra inviting.
- Pumpkins aren't Just for Jack-o'-Lanterns
Modern Man may have cracked the atom and devised telescopes that can see to the very edge of the Universe, but it has still failed to come up with a way to spruce up a home for fall without adding a pumpkin or two. Why fight it? There are a thousand ways to use the ubiquitous squash in arresting placements. One example is to cut a generous hole in the top, then drop a fall-appropriately planted pot (think gold, red, orange and brown) through it, flowers and all. This "pumpkin plant pot" can work to add color both inside and outside any home for sale.
· Re-purpose an old Window
Where a rustic touch is appropriate, another autumnal planter idea is to find a discarded wooden window (the more thoroughly weathered, the better: decorators call it 'up-cycling'), secure a potted plant to it, then hang it on the wall in place of a family picture (remember: when you have a home for sale, it's recommended to remove as many of the personal mementos as possible). This "outside inside" décor trick creates a seasonal feel you can add to by embellishing further with dried leaves and berries.
· Scents of Autumn
Using scents can be central to fall decorating. These seasonal aromas can be counted upon to trigger positive memories for the visitors to your home. Scented candles are an appropriate way to add ambiance to your house. You can go further by tying cinnamon sticks around your candles, or adding a few drops of clove and cinnamon oil to your potpourri or fall arrangements (just don't overdo it)!
· Fall: a Season for Comfort
If you're thinking warm fires, plump cushions and plush throws to emphasize the coziness of the season, you'll make it happen. A comfortable home highlighted with fall colors sets a scene that boosts the beauty of a home for sale unlike any other time of the year.
Whether you have already listed your home for sale, or are just now setting the stage, give me a call to put together a marketing blitz that will use the season to make that sale happen! You can reach me on my cell phone 812-499-9234 or email email@example.com
Evansville Real Estate News Letter for October 2014
Market Watch October 2014
I have a lot of interesting information and statistics for this month's Market Watch, but before I start that discussion I think I should share some basic real estate concepts. First, basic economic concepts apply to real estate. For example, increased supply results in decreased demand, which lowers prices. Conversely decreased supply results in increased demand, which increases prices. The catch to this basic principle is that other factors such as the general state of the economy, the job market, interest rates and consumer optimism also affect prices as well as buyers and sellers desire to buy or sell homes. With this most basic background let's now explore some interesting trends in the market.
First, according to The Wall Street Journal, new home sales (as opposed to previously owned homes) were at their highest level in August since May of 2008. These sales were up 33% compared to August of last year. Although this is clearly good news, I think we should view this in context of very low new home construction over the past few years. Good numbers in August suggest full year totals of between 400,000 and 450,000 new home sales for all of 2014. Although this is clearly an improvement from less than 250,000 sales a few years ago, it still falls far short of the 1 million new homes that sold at the height of the real estate boom. Increased new home sales have left only a 4.8 month supply of new homes on the market.
A second fact, according to RIS Media, is that prices increased for the 30th consecutive month when compared to the previous year. This statistic seems pretty clear. Home prices continue to rise at what has remained a pretty steady pace. The median price of a home nationwide is now $219,000.
My third fact, again according to RIS Media is that in the 2nd quarter of 2014, 950,000 homes returned to a positive equity situation, meaning that these homes are now worth more than the outstanding mortgage balance on those homes. As you may recall, when the real estate market was adversely affected by the last recession many homes nationwide lost value and owners owed more in mortgage loans that their homes were worth. RIS claims that as of today, 14.9% of homes nationwide are still in a negative equity situation but that represents 2 million fewer homes underwater than just a year ago.
I think we can draw several conclusions from this data. First, the real estate market is on sound ground and continues to improve. Second, new home construction continues to recover. Third, prices continue to rise slowly. And finally inventory levels are still lower than normal and there is demand for more listings.
All of the information in this month's Market Watch is national data although I believe that the same trends I've just discussed apply locally. As is always the case with real estate, demand and price for homes is always specific to one individual home. Please give me a call if you would like to discuss the value of your house or the home you are considering buying. You can reach me on my cell phone 812-499-9234 or email: email@example.com
If you want to do some research before we talk, the most accurate information on our local real estate market is always at FCTuckerEmge.com.
August Home Sales in Indiana
Prices better than last year and continue to lead housing performance statewide
(INDIANAPOLIS, IN) – There were just 276 less homes sold statewide in August than during the same month of last year, a 3.6 percent decrease; however, last month's home sales outpaced the five years prior to 2013. This is according to the Indiana Real Estate Markets Report today released by the state's REALTORS®.
August home sale prices were better than last year. The median sale price of $130,000 is a 4.0 percent increase from 2013, and the average of $159,846 is a 6.1 percent increase.
Other year-over-year comparisons from the report show -
- The number of pending home sales increased 4.4 percent to 6,889
- The percent of original list price received increased 1.6 percent to 94.2
- The number of new listings decreased 6.7 percent to 10,327
- The inventory of homes for sale increased 4.8 percent to 47,901
"Activity may fall a bit short of the impressive levels it reached last year, but housing has performed much stronger altogether than predicted the first of the year, with prices leading the charge," said Karl Berron, CEO of the Indiana Association of REALTORS®.
"It's encouraging to see second quarter GDP growth revised upwards and stronger-than-expected jobs numbers in recent months," continued Berron. "Wage growth is the fuel necessary for recovery to really take off."
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A Property Inspection Shows What You're Getting Into
You've successfully located the home that fits your wish list! The listing agent says the home is in "great condition!" Financing is pretty much a done deal! Time to relax!
Er—maybe not just yet.
When you are buying a home, among the scores of thoughts that might be racing through your head ("Is this the best one for the money?" "Will everyone be comfortable in it?" "Will it be enough house over the long haul?"), one you definitely don't need is "Will this house become a money pit?"
The home that looks perfect may well be exactly that—but if not, you certainly don't want to find yourself pouring hard-earned dollars into repairs that become apparent only after you have signed. Surprises are fine for birthday parties, but to avoid the sort no home buyer needs, getting a professional property inspection is the most direct way to tell if there are any significant underlying issues.
To alleviate the worry, you should make any offer conditional on a home inspection…then order up a professional property inspection done by an experienced home inspector.
When a home inspector arrives at the property, he or she will invite you along on the tour. However, you don't have to accompany the inspector to some of the less-accessible areas like the roof, attic and crawl spaces (unless you want to). The inspector will likely start outside, checking for any suspicious areas that may allow water to penetrate, then move indoors for a thorough investigation of each room in the house. As the inspection moves along, definitely feel free to ask questions as they crop up: after all, inspector works for you!
It's important to remember that any property inspection is not 100% certain to uncover every possible defect: a home inspector, no matter how experienced, is not clairvoyant. But you will receive a thoroughgoing assessment of the potential likely problems with the home's systems—as well as an opinion on the condition of the home. You may be able to renegotiate your offer should conditions warrant it.
Property inspection costs tend to differ depending on the size and condition of the home, and usually take anywhere from 2 to 6 hours to complete. Often, the verbal assessment made at the time will be very informative. Later, you'll get the fuller detailed written report. If the inspection reveals a deal-breaking flaw, you will have saved yourself from a bad investment. Less commonly, more detailed property inspections could be in order—especially if you are also ordering sewer line, pool, fireplace or other specific inspections. Most inspectors offer discounted rates if subsequent inspections are in order.
Property inspections are not intended to offer warrantees or guarantees, but an experienced home inspection is the next best thing. It's something most homebuyers find makes their purchase a lot less stressful. If you're looking at buying a home in the Evansville area this fall, call me today to discuss the market. And once you find a likely new home, I can recommend several of our most experienced and reliable property inspectors. You can reach me on my cell phone at 812-499-9234 or email email@example.com
School Districts Rate Highly in Home Buying Survey
Residents don't have to have children at home to know when we've gone through the familiar back-to-school rituals. Just turn on a radio or TV, step into a retail store, or drive past a school and the calls to educational muster are evident. At the same time, it's hard not to be reminded how significant education is when it comes to home buying—how likely it is for schools to be on the forefront of many buyers' minds.
Most people know intuitively that top-notch schools carry significant weight in the searching and home buying processes—but the result of a survey done by realtor.com has spelled it out in black-and-white. Their research reveals that more than 60% of buyers consider school district boundaries during their home buying process. It's a surprisingly weighty number.
The depth of interest that buyers registered was also illuminating. The same survey uncovered the fact that prospective homebuyers are willing to spend more—and give up other features—in exchange for a house located in a preferred school district. For example, many buyers said that they are ready to ignore access to shopping malls and parks to be in a district where their preferred school is located.
Prospective buyers are likely to also factor in the impact the same phenomenon could have on a property's resale value down the line. That could be part of the reason why more than 23% of respondents said that are willing to pay 1-5% over their budget to be in a preferred school district boundary. Another 20% said they would pay 6-10 % above budget, while 9% would pay as much as 11-20% more!
When queried about which factors weigh most heavily on their home buying preferences, over 90% said that school district boundaries are either "important" or "somewhat important." Only 7.4% said that school districts are "unimportant" or "very unimportant," while 2% classified them as "neutral."
This level of unanimity should be of interest to anyone about to embark on their own home buying expedition—whether or not they have children of their own. It's hard to ignore the proposition that when you go to resell a house in the future, its school district may carry the same importance to home buyers down the line. If today's buyers give such importance to school district boundaries, it may not pay (to borrow Wall Street's famous phrase) to "fight the tape." In any case, it always pays to ask questions, do some neighborhood research—and to call me when you're looking to buy or sell in Evansville! You can reach me on my cell phone 812-499-9234 or email email@example.com
Evansville Real Estate News Letter for July 2014
The halfway point of the year is a good time to see where we are this year compared to last year. Before we look at this year compared to last I think it is important to remember how strong last year was. Both unit sales and dollar volume increased over 21% last year. This was by far the biggest year over year increase we have ever had. It is not surprising that our results this year have been much more mundane. Unit sales this year have declined by 6.3% while average prices have increased just over 2%.
While I would never say I'm happy with a reduction in sales, the truth is I'm not really that disappointed. Increases like we saw in 2013 are clearly unsustainable. A moderate decline in unit sales this year demonstrates that the market has fully recovered from the housing recession. I believe that by the end of this year we will be closer to 2013 levels than we are now. There are two specific reasons I feel this way. One is that the last two months of 2013 were very weak compared to the first ten months. The second is that the first two months of 2014 were significantly slower than the March through June period.
The two biggest factors affecting the housing market going forward are job growth and inventory levels. Job growth has clearly been sluggish for the past few years but has begun to show some improvement in recent months. Inventory levels are still significantly below historical levels. The best way to increase inventory is to build more new homes. I do believe that construction levels will continue to increase but not as fast as fast as the market demands.
Over the second half of the year I do not expect to see the dramatic monthly swings we saw earlier this year. I expect inventory levels to remain a challenge and I believe that if job growth improves, so will real estate sales.
If you are in the market to buy a home you must be prepared to make an offer on a home as soon as it is listed and you had a chance to see the home. Homes that are updated and priced right sell within days. If you are in the market to sell your home you are in a good position. We have very low inventories. In either case, if you are buying or selling, call me on my cell phone 812-499-9234 or email at email@example.com


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Santiago back in attack mode as she calls detractors 'gay', stupid'
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MANILA, Philippines — Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago attacked her political enemies anew on Friday, calling one "gay" and "stupid."
"Kung hindi lang matanda yan, suntukin ko yan ngayon [If only he isn't old, I would have hit him now]," Santiago said in Filipino at the annual convention of the Association of Nursing Service Administrators of the Philippines held at the Manila Hotel on Friday.
She did not name names but before making the remarks, she again talked about her allegation involving the alleged anomalous disbursement of funds in the Senate now being headed by Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile.
She referred to this person as the only one that has a port in the Philippines.
"They got P2 million this Christmas. They did not even give it to the poor. They gifted themselves, their luxuries, their mistresses," she said,
eliciting laughter from the audience.
"And to those involved in smuggling, when the Supreme Court ruled against freeports and smuggling. You, Subic Bay, close shop but until now there is still smuggling in one port," she said.
"In the whole Philippines, in the whole archipelago, he's the only person who has a port where smuggling takes place. Is that our leader?"
"And he's not even contented with himself. He even now has a junior. Imagine?"
Enrile's son, Cagayan Representative Juan Ponce-Enrile Jr., is running for the Senate in the upcoming May elections.
Santiago then went on attacking another unnamed person, whom she initially described as one belonging to the "third sex."
But the senator described this second unnamed person as the one who had questioned the use of Senate funds to pay the rent of her office.
It was only Senator Panfilo "Ping" Lacson who had openly questioned Santiago over her the use of funds for her office.
But Santiago said the Senate allowed them to use their funds to pay for the rent of their offices because their offices in the chamber were too small to accommodate their staff.
"I then asked this gay person, what did you do with the money allotted for the office. Do you mean that if you have a staff of 40 people, you would put them in a small space in the Senate office because we don't have a Senate building, we are also renting," she said.
"You aren't renting. Where did you put the money that's supposed to pay for the rent, in your pocket? You are pretending to be brave," Santiago said.
And to her detractors, Santiago said she wasn't afraid, wasn't afraid of anyone because she wasn't hiding anything from the public.
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I look forward to 90 and seeing how well that last tier will do, I fully expect it won't be as good as the nutty regen at 85, and that I'll go back to using mana gems, and evocation.as a side note I'm liking the regen my low level priest has (lvl69 atm) Before 5.0.4 in hellfire I had to keep some mana pots on me but after 5.0.4 my priest doesn't need to use them anymore, though unlike my mage the priest can go OOM it just takes a little while.
After the patch, I became curious how Disc played out on my priest. I have 4pc T13 Sahdow gear that I reforged for Disc and healed a few HoTs. I have no issues with healing in all that hit gear and my Atonement Smite/Holy fire hits are guaranteed. I have 17% hit still even after reforges lol--Good evening!
metta priest get auto hit at 15% now even without hit on the gear, same with druids so you could reforge even more hit to through put or mana regen you wanted to--Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau!If you say you burned my map, I'll nail your tits to the table!
I'd reforge a lot of hit out, as 15 is the new 17.Unless you wanta go after the rabbit, and want tons of extra hit to hit a +8lvl mob. Which IIRC its exponential so you'd need like 50% to hit the rabbit reliability.BTW it seems (although I can't find the passive for it) that healers get an auto 15% hit.My lvl69 holy priest with zero hit gear has exactly 15% hit, and I need to learn to heal on it, the last time I tried healing was the diremaul, and got disgusted with the tanks for ganking the group.And now I have a bunch more healing spells and not yet sure what I should be using, I was going to que for a random Wrath dungeon but opted to wait till I know WTF I was doing for healing.
metta priest get auto hit at 15% now even without hit on the gear, same with druids so you could reforge even more hit to through put or mana regen you wanted to
negative, shadow still needs spell hit, this auto hit only applies to healing specs
Ok I never played shadow I've leveled my priest as holy with an unused offspec of disc.
disc used the glyph for smite and fire hit, thats baked into the spec now
priest Tier has the hit not spirit on it. I have a couple pieces that I could use for both Disc and Shadow but most were only shadow. btw, like how shadow is now. a lot of MS procs and it seems like every MB cast i can then use DP. maybe it's just me but it seems that way--Good evening!
I like how mobs can't kill me.Ok LK in howling fjord did but that was my fault for walking up to him.Other wise I just case power word shield and if its a tough mob I toss on renew before the shield drops and smite/holt fire/ect till win.Its been so easy to level a priest, my mage died ALOT, pull to many mobs on the mage and dead, pull to many on the priest and it'll just take longer.
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Khloe Kardashian has been dating rapper French Montana since announcing her split from Lamar Odom. And if you felt that Montana was using Kardashian for her fame, then you are not alone. Kardashian knows all about it, but doesn't seem to mind one bit. In fact, she is all for supporting her man no matter what!
When speaking to Billboard magazine, Montana commented that he wanted to get his fan base from wherever he possibly could – and that included his girlfriend's fans. He told the publication, "I want to capitalize on it. I'll get a fan base from everywhere. I just hope I'll be able to connect with everything that's going on."
Kardashian isn't exactly shunning his attempts to garner more fame using their association. She took to Twitter to say: "It's amusing to me that Y'all think I don't see it. I was the first one to see it. I just don't care."
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With DD I started BLW at a few days shy of 6 months. Her first food was avocado.
About 6 months - pureed carrots at first, then peas, apples, beans, bananas, watermelon, spinach, etc.
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I gave soup (clear broth) w a little wheat flour to thicken. Then Ds had a severe food allergic reaction to the wheat. And then found out tons more severe allergies.
Dh and I don't have any, didn't even know it existed to that extent. I want time to slow down, don't want to introduce lo.to solids. :/
Praying she doesn't have allergies too.
6 months and I can't remember which food was first. I think green beans. I always make my way through all the veggies before I start fruit.
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This is a wonderful, easy "clean eating" Cinnamon Bread recipe that you can eat for breakfast along with a yogurt parfait or my favorite Egg White Scramble.
The addition of the Almond Milk and greek yogurt add a little more protein as well.
1 1/2 cups oat flour
1/4 tsp salt
1 TBSP baking powder
1/2 cup agave
1 tsp of vanilla extract
1/4 cup of liquid egg whites
1 cup unsweetened almond milk (Almond Breeze)
4 oz of unsweetened applesauce
1/4 cup plain greek yogurt
2 tsp cinnamon
1/3 cup of coconut sugar
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
Grease loaf pan or an 8×8 glass baking dish with coconut oil.
In a large bowl, mix oat flour, baking powder and salt
In a medium bowl egg whites, almond milk, applesauce, agave and yogurt
In small bowl combine coconut sugar and cinnamon
Pour a layer of batter into the loaf pan (about 1/3 of the batter).
Sprinkle heavily with half of the cinnamon/sugar mixture. Repeat with remaining batter & cinnamon/sugar on top.
Bake for 50 – 60 minutes in a loaf pan or 25 – 30 minutes in an 8×8 glass baking dish.
Let cool for 10 minutes.
Store in refrigerator in an air tight container for up to a week.
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Huntington Beach, CA—California Faucets, based here, has launched an enhanced website.
Some features of the upgraded site include direct links to social media channels; a new dealer portal; a new multi-interface that allows accessibility via computer, smartphone and tablet; a direct link to opt-in for more information via an email newsletter; an improved virtual finish gallery; improved navigation to technical data; an inspirations page, illustrating examples of popular room decors; an improved pressroom; and an improved "where to buy" page, which employs Google Maps technology.
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KKR could get its Sun Micro debt investment back
NEW YORK, April 20
NEW YORK, April 20 (Reuters) - Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co [KKR.UL] could make its money back on a two-year-old investment in the debt of Sun Microsystems Inc JAVA.O, which agreed to be sold to Oracle Corp ORCL.O on Monday.
The private equity firm, whose Amsterdam-listed fund KKR Private Equity Investors KKR.AS (KPE), invested $700 million in Sun in January 2007 for convertible senior notes, had sharply written down the value of its investment.
But under the terms of the investment, a sale or change in control at Sun would require that the notes be paid to Sun "at par", plus accrued interest, a person familiar with the matter said.
KPE received $350 million in financing from a major bank.
One batch of convertible notes worth $350 million, which pays interest semi-annually at 0.625 percent, is due in 2012, while the second batch, which pays 0.75 percent, is due in 2014.
In its year-end results, KPE reported that it wrote down the value of the convertible senior notes in Sun by $167.4 million.
KKR did not return calls and emails seeking comment. Oracle couldn't be reached immediately for comment. Sun declined to comment. (Reporting by Anupreeta Das; editing by Carol Bishopric)
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As part of a corporate restructuring to focus on mobile, social networks and, Daum sold Lycos for 36 million in Augustto, an internet marketing company based in. In October, the transaction closed and the company name was changed back to Lycos Inc. Lycos also encompasses a network of email, webhosting, social networking, and entertainment websites. In July, which had been part of Lycos since the purchase of Wired Digital in, was sold to and re-merged with.
Lycos-branded sites Lycos Domains, Internet purchasing Lycos Mail, an e-mail provider formerly known as., an advanced photo chatting community suitable for all ages. Over the course of the next few years, Lycos acquired nearly two dozen internet brands including, WhoWhere, (eventually sold to ),, and Raging Bull. Retrieved August 4, Retrieved March 7, Retrieved March 7, Chris Reidy (May 7.