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Characterization of risk: a sharp law of large numbers
Hammond, Peter J., 1945- and Sun, Yeneng (2007) Characterization of risk: a sharp law of large numbers. Working Paper. Coventry: University of Warwick, Department of Economics. (Warwick economic research papers).
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An extensive literature in economics uses a continuum of random variables to model individual random shocks imposed on a large population. Let H denote the Hilbert space of square-integrable random variables. A key concern is to characterize the family of all H-valued functions that satisfy the law of large numbers when a large sample of agents is drawn at random. We use the iterative extension of an infinite product measure introduced in [6] to formulate a "sharp" law of large numbers. We prove that an H-valued function satisfies this law if and only if it is both Pettis-integrable and norm integrably bounded.
Item Type: | Working or Discussion Paper (Working Paper) |
Subjects: | H Social Sciences > HB Economic Theory Q Science > QA Mathematics |
Divisions: | Faculty of Social Sciences > Economics |
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH): | Hilbert space, Stochastic partial differential equations, Risk -- Mathematical models, Law of large numbers, Mathematical statistics |
Series Name: | Warwick economic research papers |
Publisher: | University of Warwick, Department of Economics |
Place of Publication: | Coventry |
Date: | 2007 |
Number: | No.806 |
Number of Pages: | 8 |
Status: | Not Peer Reviewed |
Access rights to Published version: | Open Access |
References: | [1] C. D. Aliprantis and K. C. Border, Infinite Dimensional Analysis: A Hitchhiker's Guide, 2nd edition, Springer, New York, 1999. [2] N. I. Al-Najjar, Decomposition and characterization of risk with a continuum of random variables, Econometrica 63 (1995), 1195–1224. [3] N. I. Al-Najjar, Decomposition and characterization of risk with a continuum of random variables: corrigendum, Econometrica 67 (1999), 919–920. [4] Y. S. Chow and H. Teicher, Probability Theory: Independence, Interchangeability, Martingales, 3rd edition, Springer, New York, 1997. [5] J. Diestel and J. J. Uhl, Vector Measures, American Mathematical Society, Rhode Island, 1977. [6] P. J. Hammond and Y. N. Sun, The essential equivalence of pairwise and mutual conditional independence, Probability Theory and Related Fields 135 (2006), 415–427. [7] P. J. Hammond and Y. N. Sun, Monte Carlo simulation of macroeconomic risk with a continuum of agents: The general case, Warwick Economics Research Paper No. 803 (2007) available from http://ideas.repec.org/p/wrk/warwec/803.html; Economic Theory, forthcoming. [8] J. Hoffmann-Jørgensen, The law of large numbers for non-measurable and non-separable random elements, Ast´erisque 131 (1985), 299–356. [9] M. A. Khan and Y. N. Sun, Weak measurability and characterizations of risk, Economic Theory 13 (1999), 541–560. |
URI: | http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/id/eprint/1407 |
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After a turbulent summer for University of Virginia's Board of Visitors last year with the attempted ouster of UVa President Teresa Sullivan, a Hanover resident was named the university's rector July 1.
George Keith Martin, an active Richmond attorney, is also the first black rector in UVa's history. Martin is filling the shoes of former rector and current board member Helen Dragas who spearheaded the ousting of Sullivan last summer.
When Martin attended UVa in the 1970s, he was one of 250 black students in the Cavalier community. The university was founded in 1819 and did not start accepting black students until the 1950s.
"My time at the University of Virginia was truly special and, indeed, it changed my life," he said.
As a minority student, Martin said his overall experience at UVa was "positive" and the hardest part of his college career was trying to juggle his student responsibilities along with his active involvement in organizations and groups.
Martin received an undergraduate degree in speech communications in 1975 before receiving a law degree from Howard University of Law in 1978.
Even long after graduation, Martin said, there is some thing that keeps alumnus like him attached to UVa. Martin said he and some of his former classmates call it the university's "secret sauce."
Martin has remained involved with the university. He served as a Board member and before becoming rector, Martin was appointed the Board's vice rector in September 2012.
When Martin is not in Charlottesville for UVa business or in Richmond working at the law firm McGuireWoods LLP, he can be found in the Kings Charter area of Hanover.
"We love our subdivision so much, we've built two houses in that subdivision," Martin said.
He and his wife built their first Kings Charter house in 1977 but have lived in their second home for about 11 years, he added.
When Martin first moved to the county, he said the citizens caught his attention.
"The people impressed us the most," he added.
The county's schools and government also made an impression on Martin. He noted the county as being "user-friendly" and described the schools as "top-notch."
With the new school year just around the corner, Martin said one of his goals as the new rector, is to break up the board members into smaller committees that will all meet "concurrently," honing in on specific issues. For instance, there will be a technology committee.
"People will have to trust each other," he said referring to the fact that each member won't be able to attend every meeting.
Despite the controversy recently associated with the position of UVa rector, Martin is not focusing on past conflicts.
"I'm looking forward and that's all we can do," Martin said.
Looking ahead to the new school year, the Board of Visitors and Martin have high hopes.
"We're optimistic about our future," Martin said. "I think the President and her team are doing an excellent job."


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Your volunteering mission on The Malawi Medical Outreach and HIV Education project is to make a difference to those who need it most as you assist in Home Based Care, offer support at the field dressing clinic, and educate local communities during health workshops on HIV and AIDS awareness and malaria prevention. Also spend time with young orphans and give them the attention they deserve but hardly ever get.
The majority of Malawi's population lives in rural areas and is provided with free health care through a governmental health care system that is organised into three levels. Health centres manage the most common and easily treated problems and offer maternity services. Cases that cannot be dealt with at this level are referred to district community hospitals, which provide secondary health care, including some types of basic surgery. Tertiary care is then offered at one of the three central hospitals, situated in the North, Central and Southern regions. This programme consists of many different project areas that you can get involved with and they are as follows:
Home Based Care:
Home Based Care (HBC) is a new initiative that has been set up in some of the local villages in Mangochi District. Home based care is defined as the provision of health services by formal and informal caregivers in the home, in order to promote, restore and maintain a person's maximum level of comfort, function and health, including care towards a dignified death. Home care services can be classified into preventive, promotive, therapeutic, rehabilitative, long-term maintenance and palliative care categories. It is an integral part of community-based care. Community-based care is the care that the patient can access nearest to home, which encourages participation by people, responds to the needs of people, encourages traditional community life and creates responsibilities. As a volunteer your role will be to assist the local HBC team in the village. This involves:
Working hand in hand with the local volunteer team. The primary aim of the HBC project is to be able to train up the local care team to such a degree that the local carers will be able to move out of the current village and start another HBC programme in another village.
Put together lessons on home based care activities such as: HIV/AIDS, malaria prevention, personal hygiene, drug administration, recording information, pressure points, first aid, wound care, bed bathing, infection prevention, sexual health awareness, nutrition and digestion, TB, and rehabilitation. A manual provided by the government will help you with these lessons plans.
Depending on the progress of existing schemes you will either be carrying on other volunteers' work, or possibly helping to set up a new HBC programme in another village. You can get involved with home visits within the local community and assess the patient, give them advice or treatment on their illness as required. You will do these visits with the local home based care students you are training in order for them to get more experience.
Malaria Prevention:
Malaria is an epidemic in Africa that effects large numbers of people each year. The poorest people are affected the most as they do not have the financial resources to protect their homes and themselves adequately against the mosquito transmitted disease. In addition, long term induction of prophylactics to reduce the effect of Malaria is not considered an option due to the rapid build up of resistance to oral drugs. For local communities the best options to prevent malaria is to minimise the contact with mosquitoes. This project enables you to assist local communities with malaria prevention techniques to implement in their houses.
You will work from our volunteer base on the shores of Lake Malawi in the surrounding villages. A local Malawian malaria liaison officer will facilitate your work and provide interpretation to you and the team.
Your help assisting with the malaria prevention techniques will involve:
- Treating new mosquito nets with long term mosquito repellent and distributing them in the villages
- Treating and repairing existing mosquito nets
- Spraying the interior walls of each building in the house, except those storing food
- Conducting malaria prevention education lessons with the members of the house with the help of your liaison officer
- Conducting malaria prevalence research with each house for long term assessment of project results
- Installing/fixing/replacing fine gauze netting over all openings in each sleeping hut
Field Dressing Clinic:
The FDC is an extension of the treatment provided at the Primary Health Care Centre and forms part of the Home Based Care Education.
Despite the treatment offered many patients will leave wounds unattended and will not travel to the hospital due to affordability of transport to the hospital, accessibility of the hospital, especially in the wet season and the time that attending the hospital takes out of their working days.
Patients may attend FDC with a range of complaints such as abscesses, flesh wounds, fractures and burns. The FDC, which is within walking distance of the volunteer house, provides an easy and accessible alternative for patients from the surrounding communities to be able to return regularly. By encouraging them to return on a regular basis it also makes it easier to ensure that wounds are healing properly, reducing risks of infection and other associated problems.
This activity mainly involves cleaning wounds, dressing/ bandaging wounds and making referrals to the consultants or hospital for more serious injuries and where further treatment, such as antibiotics, may be required.
Local Orphan Day Care Centre:
This project work is suited to any volunteers, regardless of your medical skills, but mostly recommended for those with little, or no previous experience. This orphan day care centre currently supports approximately 70-100 young orphans and vulnerable children, many of whom are affected by HIV/AIDS. You will be involved in a range of activities, which include some pre-school teaching to prepare them for their education ahead, helping with feeding each day, teaching the importance of health and nutrition and HIV/AIDS prevention.
In general, your day is primarily focused upon making the children smile and providing much needed love and support. You will be working typically from 8am until 11am each day.
HIV/AIDS awareness:
The aim of this project is to increase awareness of HIV and AIDS, thus reducing the stigma associated with such an illness, whilst also educating local communities in the prevention of this virus. This is then partnered with a support network that is in great demand and is ever growing amongst the poorer communities in this area.
Volunteers will visit and spend time with HIV/AIDS groups in the surrounding communities providing education, awareness, support, discussion and encouraging the group members to share experiences amongst themselves and with the wider community, creating a better understanding. Confident and established groups may link up or plan drama workshops to perform to the local community members.
Primary Health Care Centre:
This project work is best suited to volunteers with previous medical experience, as the centre provides primary medical care and treatment. You will generally spend from about 8am until midday at the centre. The centre has a number of departments in which volunteers with relevant experience may assist, including outpatients, female ward, male ward, maternity ward, nutrition unit, laboratory and basic dental treatment.
Typically qualified volunteers will assist the local nurses and doctors in their everyday duties. This may include midwifery, ward rounds, cleaning and dressing wounds, minor medical procedures and any other role that may be requested. There is also some lab technician experience available, carrying out vital tests, such as haemoglobin, malaria, syphilis, and pregnancy. Some volunteers, such as those studying medicine, may also have the opportunity to observe clinicians in consultations, which will provide an insight into tropical and infectious diseases and their treatment. There is some work available for less qualified volunteers, but this tends to involve shadowing local nurses or doctors and also administrative duties.
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I feel that the Olympics are best viewed while eating greasy foods and questioning the life choices that kept you from being an Olympian, which is why I'm now at a sports bar eating parmesan garlic fries. I rarely go to sports bars or eat fries in my normal life, but this is a special occasion. It's my duty to my country. I wonder how these fries would taste dipped in mayonnaise. Oh my God. So good. I can't believe I used to judge the mayo fry kids in elementary school. Those kids knew what was up.
Yay! Commercials are finally over and we're back to the games. Ooh it's the bumpy skiing race! I know it has a different, more official-sounding name, but I don't even really want to know it. "Bumpy skiiing race" sums it up so nicely. Keep reading »


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If you're one of the 4,849,857 who have already seen UConn quarterback Johnny McEntee putting on a trick-shot magic show, here's a chance to experience an encore performance. If you have yet to see the video — I was one of you until earlier today — then prepare to be mesmerized by awesomeness.
Yes, I'm fully aware that this video has been floating around for two weeks, but it's never too late for this kind of entertainment.
Pretty amazing, eh? I mean, it's obvious that some of the content is edited. I'm pretty sure "Johnny Mac" didn't hit every one of those throws on the first take, but the fact that he was able to make them at all is sick.
What's also pretty amazing is that McEntee is actually a backup quarterback, and he's never thrown a pass in an actual game. How can I guy be that accurate and have that much arm strength and not be a starter? Well, McEntee's only a sophomore and with 2010 starter Zach Frazer moving on this offseason, the UConn quarterback position is wide open.
Getting almost 5 million YouTube views is sweet, but McEntee just needs one dude to see this vid: new Connecticut coach Paul Pasqualoni.
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There will be no layoffs when the sales staffs officially merge, Klackle said.
When Global Berry Farms was formed two years ago, the combined annual U.S. sales of its partners — Hortifrut and MBG — was $65 million, officers said at the time. Klackle said the company will easily surpass $100 million in annual sales with the addition of Naturipe, with about one-third of the total coming in strawberry sales.
"Those are conservative numbers," he said.
Further growth for the company will likely come in domestic raspberry production and winter strawberry supplies from Florida, Klackle said.
Naturipe produces strawberries exclusively from California, and Global Berry's Florida production was minimal.
Naturipe's strawberry label will continue in the short term, said John Corrigan, Naturipe's director of marketing, but "the vision of the partnership will be to move all berries into the Naturipe brand."
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Being a one-stop shop for the traditionally fragmented berry category is something unique, he said.
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Smashbox • Sheer Focus Tinted Moisturizer SPF 15 • Tinted Moisturizer
(228 reviews)
Average Rating. | 3.8 |
Would buy this product again. | 64% |
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Bluebriar on 6/27/2014 12:41:00 AM more reviews by Bluebriar
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
I never wear foundation (unless I'm going to be on stage) but I wanted something that would even out my skin and be light enough for daily wear. This was not it! I would never use the word sheer to describe this product. In my opinion this was just a foundation with poor coverage. My skin is on the drier side and this highlighted areas that I didn't even know were dry, like my nose. On to the next one...
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katiepoodle on 11/14/2013 12:55:00 PM more reviews by katiepoodle
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
I love this! As always with me, however, none of the shades are fair enough for me, but when I use it I'm just careful to blend it in really well around my jaw line, hair line, and around my ears. It gives my skin a wonderful glow. Does not give heavy coverage. Did not upset acne.
Who should use it: dry/dull skin not in need of heavy coverage.
Complaints: Did not last long on my skin, needed a lot of reapplying!
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smplyro on 8/26/2013 1:25:00 PM more reviews by smplyro
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Dark Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I've been using this TM faithfully for probably about a year. I love how sheer it is, but it still gives great coverage. Very blendable, a little goes a long way for me. I do have severely oily skin though, so priming my skin before and setting my face after is a MUST. I use my MAC Pressed Blot Powder, along with my Urban Decay De-Slick, and I'm set for the day. To keep my skin extra matte, I sometimes use Milk Of Magnesia. I also use concealer to get those spots that the TM can't cover as well as i would like. I'll definitely admit that it is a bit pricey but until I find something to replace it, I'll continue using it. I use the DARK shade & it matches my skin PERFECTLY.
(I also believe they stopped making this for some odd reason, so I will continue to order it online until they run out I guess. They replaced it with a BB Cream but they don't even have it in my color and I heard it sucks "/.)
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blw0312 on 7/24/2013 9:38:00 AM more reviews by blw0312
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown
I LOVE this tinted moisturizer. I've been looking for a good one forever, either they break me out or they're too cakey. Finally I find this, it's light weight, it actually has good coverage. I apply it with my fingers and set it with MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Natural. The only downside is I don't know how well it would work for super pale people. I'm a NC15 in winter and NC20 in summer and I got Fair. I probably could do light now that we're in the middle of summer, but in winter if you're lighter than NC15 I don't know how well this would work. Aside from that though, I highly recommend this!
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nostradamus on 6/8/2013 4:00:00 PM more reviews by nostradamus
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
After trying a plethora of foundations to cover up my uneven, acne-prone skin, this is the product I've felt most comfortable using for everyday wear. Goes on smooth and blends well with a moisturizer or over primer; with a brush or simply with fingers. I like that it's oil-free and has SPF (although it's relatively low). Still, it *is* sheer, and on the days my skin is extra dull or my hyper-pigmentation is more pronounced -- concealer is a must. My biggest complaint about an otherwise great product is that it is not friendly to those with oily skin. I've found that using a mattifying primer and/or a finishing powder, such as the MUFE Microfinish powder, contributes greatly to a more matte and even finish. For those who are blessed with spot-free skin, this is a great product for evening out skin-tone, and providing a layer of sun-protection without parabens and fragrance.
FEB 10/14: One of the SA's at my Shoppers told me that this product has been discontinued. Sad. However, as I've used this product for the past 5 years, this marketing decision gives me incentive to explore other products. If you love this TM and want something comparable to it, try the ones by Tarte, which to my knowledge, does not test on animals and is not owned by a big parent company.
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wintermilk on 6/4/2013 9:07:00 AM more reviews by wintermilk
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Green
I have been using this for a while now and I can't live without it!
As someone quite freckle faced with ginger hair I can't wear foundation because it covers up too much. I also can't wear too many powdery products because I have extremely dry skin. I was looking for something to give me a bit of sheer coverage and keep my skin hydrated. The SPF is a must because I could get a sunburn at midnight at the bottom of the ocean.
I bought this product on a whim with shoppers points. It's not something I would normally spend so much on because I thought it wouldn't last. Boy was I wrong! I've had it for almost a year, I wear it daily and I use it on my entire face and neck.
The packaging is just fine to me. To shake it I hold it by the end and wave it like an oatmeal packet before I open it. The product itself is very thin but I wouldn't say runny unless you take out a lot all at once. I use it after I put on my regular moisterizer which helps it go further. I put dabs on my finger about the size of a pommegranet seed and them blend them into my checks, chin and forehead. I find the consistency to be creamy and pleasant feeling, not at all heavy.
This is enough to cover my face and it blends out to a nice healthy even skin tone that doesn't cover my freckles. To be honest at first try I thought it was too dark for me even though I bought "fair" which is the lightest shade but because it spreads out so nicely it actually allows me to bridge the gap between ghost pale and fake orange! This product allows me to looks like I've finally gone one shade past pasty!
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vivala on 5/16/2013 1:18:00 PM more reviews by vivala
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Olive Hair: Brunette, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Brown
Mixed Review! Overall it's a great product for coverage and gives a nice dewy look on it's own
Coverage is great
Lasts a long time
Blends well
Consistency is almost a little watery sometimes - it separates quickly
Coverage is a little too good (almost like a foundation)
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Tat7386 on 4/17/2013 8:35:00 PM more reviews by Tat7386
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I purchased this at Ulta and it was recommended by one of the girls there (not doing that again) I have a light-medium skintone and bought this moisturizer hoping it would give me a bit of a glow...when I got home the product was alot darker than what I tried at the store..I tried to lighten it with my actual moisturizer and when I put it on...I looked ORANGE! it just didn't flatter my skintone at all....the product was also really watery and with the way it's packaged shaking it won't really work. it's 32.00 which is average for a higher end beauty product but there are some better tinted moisturizers out there...laura mercier and benefit for sure.
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Gemma Guiomard will present her Senior Exhibition in the Hammons Gallery, Feb. 24 – March 7, 2014
Past Events
Art Club and Department of Visual Arts are hosting the annual 2014 Student Juried Art Show in the Hammons Gallery, Mabee Fine Arts Center, Jan. 20-Feb. 7. Treslyn Shipley, a sophomore studio art major from Arlington, Texas, won first place for her scratch art piece, "Ms. Charlotte." http://www.obu.edu/news/2014/01/23/student-juried-art-show-on-display-through-feb-7-shipley-named-winner/
Meet the Pressed. Ouachita Baptist University's Department of Visual Arts hosted an exhibit featuring prints from a variety of guest artists in the Verser Theatre Gallery. Jan 15 - Feb. 7.
The exhibit included the work of Robyn Stoller Awend of Minneapolis, Minn.; Aaron Calvert of Arkadelphia, Ark.; Kyle Garrett of Arlington, Texas; Delita Martin of North Little Rock, Ark.; Casey McGarr of Arlington, Texas; and David Warren of Little Rock, Ark. http://www.obu.edu/news/2014/01/23/meet-the-pressed-print-exhibit-open-at-ouachita-through-feb-7/
The Department of Visual Arts hosted an exhibit of drawings by Seattle artist Margaret Davidson, October 7 – November 8, 2013. Margaret also held a workshop Friday, Oct 18: 9AM to noon workshop for students and community members. http://www.obu.edu/news/2013/09/27/ouachita-department-of-visual-arts-to-host-seattle-artist-oct-7-nov-8/
Spring 2013 Senior Exhibits have come and gone. Click here for an album of the exhibits.
8 Studio Art and Graphic Design majors hosted an art walk Saturday evening, April 6, 6PM. The students presented their Senior Exhibitions in partial fulfillment of their degree requirements. The exhibit spaces involved the Hammons Gallery in Mabee Fine Arts, the lobby gallery of the Verser Theatre and a portion of Lile Hall including the English Department. Exhibiting artists included Hunter Soper, Rebekah Poynor,Andrea Lock, Courtney Sharp, Rebecca Houlihan, Jessica Caldwell, Nicole McPhate and Grace Anne Thomas. The exhibits were on display through April 30.
A Faculty Exhibit of paintings and ceramic works by Visual Arts faculty members, Donnie Copeland and Summer Bruch will showcase recent works by the artists. The exhibit opens October 15 and runs through November 18 and will be on view in the Hammons Gallery. A reception will be held on October 23 at 5:30 PM. In addition to the exhibit Asst. Professors of Music Justin Isenhour and Ryan Lewis will present improvisational works on trombone and marimba in response to the exhibit.
Exhibits in the Hammons and Verser galleries are free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Exhibits are also available during evenings when other School of Fine Arts events are held in Mabee Fine Arts Center and Verser Theatre.
Visual Arts faculty will take part in the Arkansas Art Educators Association's Portfolio Day. The purpose of the review is to bring together highly interested and talented art students with representatives of different universities and art schools and for university representatives to be able to review student portfolios individually and to encouraged and give informal critiques of student work.
Now through October, students, faculty and alumni have work on display at the Elberta Arts Center in Nashville, AR. The exhibit features works by students Courtney Sharp, David Hickernell, and Andrea Lock and by studio art alums Sarah Waymire and Amy Pickens.
The Department of Visual Arts begins the Hammons Gallery series of exhibits this fall with the 2012 Small Works on Paper, an exhibit organized by the Arkansas Arts Council. This is the first showing of the annual travelling exhibit on Ouachita's campus. The exhibit features 40 works by Arkansas artists and this year's exhibit is curated by Marcia Goldenstein, professor of drawing and painting at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. The exhibit will open August 20 and will be available through September 20.
To follow will be a Faculty Exhibit of paintings and ceramic works by Visual Arts faculty members, Donnie Copeland and Summer Bruch. The exhibit will showcase recent works by the artists. The exhibit opens October 15 and runs through November 18.
An exhibit of works by new and returning students of Visual Arts will be displayed in the newly redesigned Verser Theatre lobby beginning August 30 and available through September 13.
Exhibits in the Hammons and Verser galleries are free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Exhibits are also available during evenings when other School of Fine Arts events are held in Mabee Fine Arts Center and Verser Theatre."
Ouachita Baptist University's Visual Arts Department will host Veda and Meda Rives in a guest artist exhibit titled "Confluence, Divergence, Concurrence" in the Hammons Gallery of OBU's Mabee Fine Arts Center March 27-April 13.
The exhibit will be an installation of handmade paper arranged throughout the gallery space. "Confluence, Divergence, Concurrence" is a continuation of a series of installations the artists have produced throughout the U.S. and as far away as South Korea and Japan.
An opening reception and presentation by the artists will be held at 7 p.m. March 29 in the gallery.
View Wayne Bryan's Arkansas Democrat Gazette article, "Lost In The Story", about the exhibit.
Ink and Clay, relief prints by Josh Pickens and ceramics by Barb and Jim Larkin, Feb. 27-March 16, Hammons Gallery.
Printmaking demonstration, Josh Pickens, Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. in Moses-Provine room 202.
Senior Exhibit: Grace Janzen and Sarah Waymire
with guests Dusty Barnette, Kelly Boggus and Sarah Barteaux.
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November 10-12, students and faculty from the art department will attend the opening of the Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville, AR.
November 12, students and faculty visit with artist Laura Terry at her West Fork, Arkansas studio.
Landscape: Laura Terry and Dennis McCann
Hammons Gallery, Mabee Fine Arts Center, Ouachita Baptist University
November 16 – December 16, 2011
Reception and discussion with the artists 11 AM, Wednesday, November 16, in the Hammons Gallery.
Laura Terry will provide an illustrated presentation highlighting her course as an artist and architect at 8 AM, Wednesday, November 16, in Moses-Provine 203.
Also, a pastel basics workshop by visiting artist Dennis McCann will be offered at 1 PM in Moses-Provine 202.
2011 Alumni Exhibition, Hammons Gallery, September 5 – October 8, 2011
Bits of Redemption, Richard Cummings, Hammons Gallery, November 22 – December 15, 2010
Alphabetic Reclamations, Matthew Tullis, Hammons Gallery, October 4 – 28, 2010
Birkett Williams lecture, "All Art Aspires to the Condition of Music (or vice versa)," by Rick Poynor, Mabee Fine Arts Center's McBeth Recital Hall, September 16, 2010. Prior to the lecture, Poynor also visited wiht visual art students and lectured on his recently curated exhibit, Uncanny: Surrealism and Graphic Design, for the Moravian Gallery in Brno, Czech Republic.
The Logo Show!, work by nationally recognized graphic designers Rolando Murillo, Tom Nynas and Brian Owens, Hammons Gallery, September, 2010
The Arkadelphia Piece, Jonathan Brilliant, Hammons Gallery, March 2 – 12, 2010


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Vyctoria and Seth are a beautiful match! Clearly in love, this mountain wedding was done with style and on a budget. Grace Combs trekked to the Della Terra Mountain Chateau to capture all the lovely details of this Estes Park wedding.
Since they were on a budget, this thrifty couple opted to spend big bucks on the details that they knew would make the biggest impact. They hired local artists to do the centerpieces, didn't over decorate, and let the stunning mountainous scenery speak for itself as their venue.
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"What I have learned from the books on Buddhism -the rules and conduct of Buddhism are very high, very noble and very generous. Once there was a feeling of hatred between the Hindus and Buddhists - but that time has passed; the attitude of people is rather different in this day of reawakening. If text books be written for the students in the light of Buddhist idealism. it would do good. Everybody should accept Buddhist idealism. Buddhism is a generous religion. It is good if everybody obeys the rules and conduct of Buddhism... --> continued next column ___________________________________________________________
MIND With single-mindednessThe master quells her thoughts.SHe ends their wandering.Seated in the cave of the heart,SHe finds freedom. How can a troubled mind Understand the way?If a human is disturbedSHe will never be filled with knowledge. An untroubled mind,No longer seeking to consider What is right and what is wrong,A mind beyond judgements,Watches and understands. Know that the body is a fragile jar,And make a castle of your mind.In every trialLet understanding fight for youTo defend what you have won.For soon the body is discarded,Then what does it feel?A useless log of wood, it lies on the ground,Then what does it know?
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We are what we think.All that we are arises with our thoughts.With our thoughts we make the world.Speak or act with an impure mindAnd trouble will follow you As the wheel follows the ox that draws the cart.Speak or act with a pure mindAnd happiness will follow youAs your shadow, unshakable.
Hate never yet dispelled hate. Only love dispels hate.This is the law,Ancient and inexhaustible.Temptation cannot touch the man Who is awake, strong and humble,Who masters himself and minds the dharma.Whoever is master of his own nature,Bright, clear and true,He may indeed wear the yellow robe.
Mistaking the false for the true,And the true for the false, You overlook the heart And fill yourself with desire.See the false as false,The true as true.Look into your heart.Follow your nature.
An unreflecting mind is a poor roof.Passion, like the rain, floods the house.But if the roof is strong, there is shelter.Whoever follows impure thoughtsSuffers in this world and the next.In both worlds he suffersBut whoever follows the dharmaIs joyful here and joyful there.
However many holy words you read,However many you speak,What good will they do you If you do not act upon them?Are you a shepherdWho counts another man's sheep,Never sharing the way?
Read as few words as you like,And speak fewer.But act upon the dharma.Give up the old ways - Passion, enmity, folly.Know the truth and find peace.Share the way.
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Oh, is it ever Friday.
I don't know about you guys, but I'm on about 42 minutes of sleep from watching all the craziness going down in Boston all night. It's also Friday. All those elements made for an…interesting show.
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Large numbers of bald eagles can be seen along the Mississippi River near Wabasha, MN. Bald eagles from hundreds of miles away congregate in the winter months to take advantage of the abundant food resources from the open water near Wabasha. On a bald eagle field trip, participants will have the chance to see firsthand the remarkable recovery these once endangered birds have made. Field trips are an excellent opportunity to photograph these majestic birds in the wild. A complete schedule of upcoming field trips available at www.nationaleaglecenter.org.
The cost is $25 for NEC members ($35 for non-members) and includes daily admission to the National Eagle Center and transportation via coach bus. Participants are encouraged to dress for the weather and bring their own binoculars, spotting scopes or camera. Extra binoculars and spotting scopes will be available. Field trips conclude at the National Eagle Center with warm refreshments and a chance for further discussion. Space is limited. Register today at www.nationaleaglecenter.org or contact the National Eagle Center at 651-565-4989 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Visitors, be aware: Santa Fe does not sit amid a parched, sunburned desert landscape. On the contrary, the city's high elevation produces a climate more akin to Colorado's lush, cool Rocky Mountains. It's sunny here year-round, though the high seasons for tourists are summer (when it's pleasantly cool) and winter (for skiing).


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A well-established family-run hotel, situated in Tarbert, Harris hotel makes an deal base from which to tour Harris, Lewis and the other Western Isles.
A warm welcome awaits you at this well-established family-run hotel, where the hotel offers traditional island hospitality, superb food and a relaxing atmosphere. Ideally situated in Tarbert, the hotel is the ideal base from which to tour Harris, Lewis and the other Western Isles. Whatever your interest - walking, hill-climbing, fishing, bird-watching, golfing, photography, painting or just relaxing and enjoying the miles of sandy beaches, Harris has something for every visitor.
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Camel Toe: The Zine, Issue #4 is currently accepting submissions! This is great news for you, as there's probably a great comic, camel toe shot, rant, essay, or other creation living in your brain and wishing to escape. Submissions due October 1, 2014. Get more info + ideas at camel.to.
Before you get started, don't miss San Francisco Zine Fest this weekend! I'll be tabling with friends and talented artists Emily Alden Foster and Jennie Yim, and we'll be debuting our collab zine, The Important Business Ladies' Guide to Important Business for Ladies. It's an honest, sometimes depressing, mostly funny, and insightful look at the relationships between women and work, and it's yours for a reasonable fee. Business!
On Sunday, I'm also going to be running my mouth on a panel titled Creating Feminist Spaces in DIY Culture. FUN! Come hang out and ask questions and watch me stumble over my words and say "like" too much.
If you don't live in SF or are too busy to stop by, well. Grumble. But really, I'll list things in the (coming soon) shop when I've recovered from the weekend.
When it's been a few months since Boo's last grooming appointment, he starts to look a little scruffy. I've always thought, "Muppet!", but Jennie has that discerning eye and discovered Boo's true ungroomed nature.
After the miracle workers at Mudpuppy's have him for a couple hours, he's transformed into a pretty little prince.
Whether he's fresh and clean or a bit crusty, I love this stinkin' dog.
I've spent the entire week coughing and snotting around my apartment, both ailments I'm attributing to inhaling other people's gross germs on airplanes to/from Missouri last week. While flying this time of year is kinda the worst, the occasion made it totally worth it: my Mom's 60th birthday! I love birthdays, and I love my mom, so duh.
I had a couple days with just my Nona (whose wisdom and old photos must appear in a separate post/zine), then my sisters and Mom came up to celebrate. Alisha gave me a mani/pedi (the poor dear), and Aprille made treat-filled gift bags for party guests. I was essentially dead weight, but hey! I looked like a LADY!
As for my mom's big six-zero (lookin' good, Mom), I made one of her gifts. I'm a kid who falls into the category of becoming-my-parents-every-single-day. They're great people, so this isn't necessarily a bad thing, but as I spend more time living many miles away, I see it very clearly. To celebrate all the genetic and behavioral gifts Mom has bestowed upon me, I drew her this comic. I love her very much, and I probably like you well enough, so I thought I'd share.
Happy birthday, Mom! Thanks for being born and becoming a good person.
UPDATE: Due to reasons, Camel Toe Issue #3 didn't make it to press in time for SFZF. I'm working hard to make it amazing though, and would still love your words, art, thoughts, collage, pictures, lists, etc. New deadline: November 15. Yay!
Dust off your hot pants, word processors, and micron pens--Issue #3 of Camel Toe: The Zine needs your submissions!
The theme is REJECTION, dear friends, and I am effing excited for it. Whether you're the rejector, the rejectee, rejecting conventional beauty standards or gluten products, this issue needs your beautiful work. The possibilities are pretty much endless, and I guarantee your work is going to look great in print (b&w, photocopied to be specific). Camel toe-focused work is still gladly accepted and encouraged!
The deadline is July 31, 2013, which means you have plenty of time to get excited, brainstorm, procrastinate, and then email your brilliant work to email@example.com. The third issue will make its debut at this year's SF Zine Fest, which saw the inaugural issue in 2012. That means THREE amazing issues will be available for purchase this year, most likely prompting more young girls to ask their unprepared fathers, "Daddy, what's a camel toe?" (True story.)
Things to Submit:
Pillow Talk
Questions? Want to contribute but not sure where to start? Feel like workshopping an idea? Email me! Tweet at me! I love you. Have fun.
If you watch Game of Thrones, you're either a) coming down from a serious fit of outrage/sadness, b) annoyed because you read the books forever ago and yaaaawn, or c) not too bothered because who actually had any emotional attachment to those turds? I'm going to have to go with c) on this one. The now deceased lost my attention+affection episodes ago.
You know who I DID feel emotionally attached to and thus entirely wrecked when they were senselessly, fictitiously killed? Please excuse my never-ending rage:
I loved George. I mean LOOOOVED HIM. He could have made a graceful exit from the depression porn that is Grey's Anatomy, but instead they killed him with a motherfucking bus. I've seriously never recovered and eventually quit watching the show because every single episode someone died/cried/lost everything/listened to bad music, all of which had me in tears. What is wrong with you people? Oh and the worst part is, he died saving a girl played by Shannon Lucio aka annoying, basic Lindsay Gardner from The O.C. She's here to seduce Ryan with the oboe and ruin all your stories!
An absolute ridiculous outcome of the drudgery that is season 9 of The X-Files. Senseless killing of three adorable, charming, but not-so-crucial-they-need-to-die characters. Again, my overly committed self will never get over this. Instead of accepting their weakly written death, I will gaze upon this picture of Older Lone Gunmen and pretend like reality is fiction, and they're still meeting up and swapping conspiracy theories.
Possibly the saddest episode of television I've ever seen, and I've only seen it once. Sad. SAD. Forever sad. Just thinking about it makes me want to crawl into a pile of kittens so I can forget how terrible I feel.
While it was a gruesome scene, The Red Wedding wasn't even close to traumatic for me. I'm sure future GoT episodes will put my smug ass in its place, so get the pile of kittens ready.
My resolution for 2013 was to consume more media, and despite my best (budgetary+work) interests, I'm doing a very good job. The latest:
It finally happened -- I finished The X-Files. I have feelings, although I'm not ready to share them all yet. In summary: If it's your first watch, let Season 8's mind-blowingly perfect, life-affirming, boner-inducing finale BE YOUR FINALE. Season 9 will bore you, break your heart, and finally come back with an overly ambitious and ultimately useless final episode, chock-full of telling instead of showing. It does, however, leave us with many Scully+Mulder embraces including the following warm and fuzzy photo.
According to persons, it's a travesty that I've never watched the original Star Trek series (or any, for that matter). Feeling ashamed and curious enough, I decided to give it a go. So far, I've made it through episode one, which is centered around Spock being hella horny and Kirk throwing me mad cutie faces. I'm sure it's the nine-season X-Files binge, but goddamn does he share some Skinner qualities, in both appearance and mannerisms.
I think the series will be a challenge for me, only because there's much more talk than action. I'm sure it's great, but I get sleepy so easily, and too much dialogue turns Netflix into a white noise machine. But! I'm having a good time!? Will keep trying.
Last week, my sister Alisha and our good friend Steph visited San Francisco for what turned out to be an impromtu RuPaul's Drag Race marathon. My last-minute interest in season 5 was serendipitously paired with the finale this past Monday, and I'm officially HOOKED. After Steph left, Alisha and I watched Season 3 on Netflix (while intermittently eating Chex Mix, playing Ruzzle, and napping), and I'm working my way through Season 2 now. Season 5 steals the show so far, and Alyssa Edwards is now the proud owner of heart and my unofficial life coach.
October 26, 2012
Last weekend, I played a uke gig at Frankenart Mart, one of the neatest places in the city I never knew about. Located on Balboa in the Inner Richmond, the Mart has churned out creative events for six and a half years. Impressive! I'm just now learning about it. Not impressive! I hermit too much and miss many nice things in San Francisco.
Leslie, its very creative and charming founder/owner, invited me to come in for a uke jam as part of the shop's latest theme, Song and Dance. The space is currently filled with makeshift instruments, including a full drum kit, vacuum cleaner hose horn, accordion rocking chair, and various string apparati. Check the calendar for open hours and go make some noise before the installation is switched. Bonus: There are two watchcats running the joint.
I know Inner Richmond sounds far away, but it's not! Plus, while you're there, you can get banh mi at Cafe Bunn Mi and restock on reading material at Green Apple.
After Nov. 4, Writer's Gas Station kicks off, which I plan on hitting up. Maybe a new Jam Hands song will come to life.


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October 15, 2012, 09:09 PM | #1 |
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'Multiple' Gun Purchases ?
Please pardon me guys if this question has been answered in the past. I've just spent about 40 minutes trying to find the information I'm looking for - but the posts were either old or not relevant.
Recently, when in a gun shop, one of the employees said that "if someone bought more than one gun over a period of less than a week, that could send up a 'red flag' " We were discussing the NICS instant background check, so I assumed that he was saying someone doing this could have the approval delayed or denied. (I've never had any delays and have been buying firearms for decades.) I've heard that some people space out their purchases over time for this reason. I also read that this only refers to handguns. I recently bought a CZ .22 LR rifle and will have another rimfire rifle that I ordered arriving about 6 days later (but to a different gun shop). I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could please clear this up for me. What defines 'multiple' purchases (and over what time frame) and does it have any impact on the instant check ? Thank you - - - |
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Dealers are required to file a report (Form 3310.4) if a buyer purchases two or more handguns in a five-day period.
The report applies only to handguns, not rifles or shotguns. It has nothing to do with NICS check data, which is purged after 24 hours of resolution.
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October 15, 2012, 09:34 PM | #3 |
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Thank you Tom.
You stated in a few clear, short sentences what others that I read left confusing over many paragraphs. I appreciate your helpful reply. Best regards, - - Rob |
October 15, 2012, 09:44 PM | #4 |
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FWIW, I've bought multiple handguns many times, the 3310.4 form was submitted, and I have never heard squat from the ATF about it. If you buy a dozen Jennings every week it would probably get attention, but your average guy picking up a few handguns at his local shop will likely never hear anything about it.
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We use a Form 3310.12 http://www.atf.gov/forms/download/atf-f-3310-12.pdf
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October 15, 2012, 10:03 PM | #6 |
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So that explicitly says rifles but says nothing about handguns.
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Yes my transfer gun dealer told me the same when i ordered two handguns. Had to wait and come back so as not to file that form.
Being in Chicago, I thought it best to not push the line. Probably would not matter, but the lgs did not want to file it, I could tell. |
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If you think the above is "bad", in NJ one is limited to one handgun every 30 days.. Well unless you get a multiple "pick up" form approved by the state police. This is of course in addition to a separate permit to purchase each and every handgun each of which is only good for 90 days themselves.
So buying multiple hand guns and the paperwork is a nightmare... If anyone that is interested in seeing the forms required to be approved prior to buying >=2 handguns in <30days see the below Multiple purchase waiver: http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sp-015.pdf Handgun purchase permit: http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sts-033.pdf Mental Health Check: http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sp-066.pdf In addition many towns have their own requirements in addition to the above ranging from "not so bad", to "impossible". |
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Over the holidays we will be highlighting a number of members of Buffalo Society of Artists (BSA), so that you might support them by purchasing original works of art. Thanks to Paul Rybarczyk at BSA for helping me put these together. Visit the BSA website to learn more about the institution – one of the oldest continually operating arts organizations in the country. Next up on our list is artist Eileen Graetz:
I was born in Buffalo and have lived here all my life. I've wanted to be an artist for as long as I can remember. In 1973, I received a BFA in painting from UB and immediately went to work at the Chevy Plant on Delevan Avenue. While working, I took classes from Walter Prochownik at night and painted in acrylics and oils.
In the early 90's, I went to New Mexico and visited the home of my favorite painter, Georgia O'Keefe. I began working with photography because arthritis made it difficult for me to paint. Growing up in a middle class family with both parents, and then myself, working in factories, it seemed logical that I would be drawn to photographing old buildings. Georgia O'Keefe turned massive boulders and areas of the desert into simple colors and shapes and I focused on the abandoned ghosts of Buffalo's past, the grain elevators.
Shape, color, texture, reduction. Anything has the potential for beauty. It just takes the right eye to find it and I believe that is where my painting helped me in selecting my subjects. I often see the end result when I look through the lens, but many times I alter my photos on the computer. I pull the tiniest detail from an image and turn it into a focal point. I alter colors to brighten up an aging grain elevator or get as close to a flower as I possibly can.
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We have found a foreclosure and are looking to buy using wells fargo FHA loan in Arizona.
As we understand, to approve an FHA loan the property must be appraised to determine if it is safe, sound, secure etc. With all the foreclosures going on we have also read that FHA loans can be secure with 'as is' FHA appraisals which are more relaxed on cosmetic problems. Given all this, we have a couple of questions 1. The home has some bare concrete slabs which, aside from having no carpet, are otherwise perfectly sound. 2. Also, the (3rd) one car garage has been converted into a room. We have found contradicting info on if bare concrete slab flooring is acceptable for approval of an FHA home under an "as-is" appraisal. Some are adamant that FHA loans need carpets, some say we could paint the slab, others quote housing and urban development guidelines saying these have been relaxed and that flooring is classed as 'cosmetic' in existing buildings and therefore, the lack of flooring will not prevent us from securing the loan. - So do we need carpets, paint on the floor, or is the bare concrete acceptable? - The home is listed as an "as-is foreclosure" - does this mean the FHA appraisal will automatically perform an "as is" appraisal? - Does the conversion of the garage have any other implications on the appraisal given it is all sound and secure aside from exposed slab floor? Does anyone have any definitive answers (sources would be nice) or experience with these issues? Thanks for any help! |
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- Posted by pamghatten (My Page) on Mon, Apr 13, 09 at 12:15
Sorry, but I'm not going to be much help either. Each lender is going to have their own interpretation and/or requirements with regards to those items. You should really find a FHA lender to work with and find out what they will specifically require. Carpet, per see is not a requirement .. but the home is supposed to be in livable condition, and bare concrete floors might not meet that requirement. |
In addition, if the garage conversion violates zoning..or if it was not done with permits and final inspections, that could cause complications as well. Concrete has become a very trendy flooring materal...it can be found in million dollar plus homes; be that as it may, I can't see how they could require something different. |
Considering you're in AZ, I bet carpet isn't a requirement and that concrete, if painted may be OK. It's awfully hot in most AZ places, so tile is the norm. I was talked out of putting carpet in my LR and DR in Tucson b/c it would prevent the house from selling. I think this is one of those things that depends on region and the lender. Your lender may find concrete floors, albeit finished, are satisfactory in AZ. In Minnesota? Perhaps not b/c of the frigid winter. Speaking of foreclosures, I was looking at listings in our area last night online. We're looking to refi to get a lower rate and I came across this as is foreclosure that was completely stripped and the buyer must spend $120K on the retaining wall. Look at all the price drops too: If the link doesn't show the actual page (aka need a login), the MLS number is: 3468429 in Apple Valley MN |
Here is a link that might be useful: Apple Valley MN stripped Foreclosure
We purchased our home as an "AS IS" foreclosure with a VA loan.. I can tell you that there is no such thing as reduced pricing simply because it is listed as AS IS when it comes to a home loan if that is what you are asking? The lending party will inspect and appraise the house and property at what they consider a reasonable price whether you feel it is reasonable or not regardless of the asking price.. The inspection will reveal in written detail what is acceptable and what is not.. AS IS means as it stands NOW..meaning that the institution that owns it will not put any further work into that property for repairs etc. It's up to the foreclosing owners to decide if they will make any improvements such as roofing, etc. to get the property sold but usually AS IS means no further repairs unless the prospective buyers want to throw money into that property and bring is up to inspection codes before going to closing. It would be foolish to throw your own money into housing that may in the end not be yours.. Keep in mind that YOU will be paying for all inspections and appraisals most likely..we did anyhow.. I will admit freely that the VA and FHA have a very thorough inspection system which is for your benefit and we have dealt with both of these government backed loans. I will also mention from experience that foreclosures are almost certain to have liens of some type on them and ours was not discovered until the title search was completed and that lien must be paid off by the owning/foreclosure institution and that sure held up our closing date. I am sure others have had exceptionally good results with buying a foreclosed property, we didn't, and I will never deal with a foreclosed property again. I see nothing wrong with the concrete flooring as long as it's not cracked, it is acceptable flooring in different parts of the country. I would definitely contact the owning institution listed by way of the realtor and get your answers upfront as to who and what resposibilities are for each party. YOUR lending institution is there to safe guard you and themselves, not so with the sellers. Good luck and happy house hunting and get it ALL in writing! |
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Karen...He is pretty neat. I like the green body on him. The jewelry was nice too. Marylee |
That looks like it would fit in great with an autumn theme. He reminds me of a scarecrow. Maybe with a mum for his head |
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I really like the glazed green pot for his belly...gives him a lot more personality. |
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That is cool. Like the sphagnum moss and the glazed green pot too. |
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