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Proteomic analysis of Psychrobacter cryohalolentis K5 during growth at subzero temperatures
- Corien Bakermans,
- Sandra L. Tollaksen,
- Carol S. Giometti,
- Curtis Wilkerson,
- James M. Tiedje,
- Michael F. Thomashow
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It is crucial to examine the physiological processes of psychrophiles at temperatures below 4°C, particularly to facilitate extrapolation of laboratory results to in situ activity. Using two dimensional electrophoresis, we examined patterns of protein abundance during growth at 16, 4, and −4°C of the eurypsychrophile Psychrobacter cryohalolentis K5 and report the first identification of cold inducible proteins (CIPs) present during growth at subzero temperatures. Growth temperature substantially reprogrammed the proteome; the relative abundance of 303 of the 618 protein spots detected (∼31% of the proteins at each growth temperature) varied significantly with temperature. Five CIPs were detected specifically at −4°C; their identities (AtpF, EF-Ts, TolC, Pcryo_1988, and FecA) suggested specific stress on energy production, protein synthesis, and transport during growth at subzero temperatures. The need for continual relief of low-temperature stress on these cellular processes was confirmed via identification of 22 additional CIPs whose abundance increased during growth at −4°C (relative to higher temperatures). Our data suggested that iron may be limiting during growth at subzero temperatures and that a cold-adapted allele was employed at −4°C for transport of iron. In summary, these data suggest that low-temperature stresses continue to intensify as growth temperatures decrease to −4°C.
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- Title
- Proteomic analysis of Psychrobacter cryohalolentis K5 during growth at subzero temperatures
- Journal
Volume 11, Issue 2 , pp 343-354
- Cover Date
- 2007-03-01
- 10.1007/s00792-006-0042-1
- Print ISSN
- 1431-0651
- Online ISSN
- 1433-4909
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Psychrophiles
- Proteome
- Low-temperature
- Psychrobacter
- Cold acclimation
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Corien Bakermans (1)
- Sandra L. Tollaksen (2)
- Carol S. Giometti (2)
- Curtis Wilkerson (3)
- James M. Tiedje (1)
- Michael F. Thomashow (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Center for Microbial Ecology, Michigan State University, 540 Plant and Soil Science Bldg, East Lansing, MI, 48824, USA
- 2. Biosciences Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA
- 3. Research Technology Support Facility, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA


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|December 27, 2006 11:00 AM EST
I can't wait to get started." The sentiment struck me pretty hard as I struggled to get some sleep on a packed red-eye flight leaving Las Vegas at 11 o'clock at night.
I had visions of components and Flex Forms dancing in my head and I was still reeling from the sheer sense of empowerment that I felt. It's funny, but sitting there with my laptop loaded with the ColdFusion Developers Edition and a copy of Flex Builder, I felt as if I could write the most elegant piece of Web software that my mind could conjure up. I still feel that way now.
But I'm getting ahead of myself.
Simon Horwith, through his blog, recruited me into checking out Adobe MAX 2006 in Las Vegas and report my findings back to you. Having never been, I wasn't exactly sure what to expect. Other than a lot of swag, I anticipated copious demonstrations of Adobe technology and not much else.
I was sorely mistaken.
It all started with CFUnderground on a beautiful Sunday Las Vegas morning. Having no idea what to expect when I stepped into an abandoned bar at 9 o'clock in the morning, I soon relished my time as I made some quick friends and learned something that was true during my entire time at MAX: these developers are some of the nicest and most transparent people I had ever met. Numerous times throughout the day it would not be uncommon for someone to open his laptop and expose his code, either to show you some uncanny way of overcoming some coding roadblock or ask how you could make the code better. People weren't arrogant in the way they explained things and it was welcomed when another developer would join the conversation or even just look over a shoulder to gain understanding. CFUnderground was a fantastic icebreaker, and, for me, was the first time I saw ColdFusion as a scalable object-oriented language. Michael Dinowitz gave a remarkable talk about how to think about ColdFusion in an object-oriented way (which was a helpful precursor to the 23-page article he wrote about the subject that I read just three days later). Mini-MAX soon followed (in the same bar no less) and was a rapid-fire succession of some of the speakers and topics we were going to see at MAX.
Monday morning, after some initial issues with my registration, I was presented with the marvelous MAX 2006 conference bag that would be used by many over the next few days to identify themselves in the throng of Las Vegas gamblers and gastroenterologists who had a much less exciting conference right below ours. I found the exhibit hall to be a great hideout during the pre-conference and in between sessions as developers took root in MAX beanbags and couches strewn all about when they weren't trying to pilfer swag away from the vendors that were strewn about as well. The conference store was stocked (although the Flex books flew off the shelves like they were printed on sheets of $100 bills) and there was always something interesting going on in the small pockets of people gathered around a laptop looking at some chunk of code or wild Flash movie.
Tuesday is when things really began to roll with the first of three keynote sessions. The first keynote was kicked off by an awesome performance from the Blue Man Group and then went on a whirlwind tour of some of the really exciting things that Adobe has up its sleeve. It started with a talk about the marriage of Adobe and Macromedia and gave way to demonstrations of some of the new features in Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Flash, Acrobat, and other things. Ben Forta rocked by showing off the ColdFusion/Flex Wizard in Flex Builder where, in a matter of minutes, he was able to create an entire Flex front-end and ColdFusion back-end to a few tables he had written for a Flex version of iTunes. From there Kevin Lynch took the stage to demo Apollo, the Adobe desktop publishing application. It was cool that it wasn't this new complicated architecture that we'd all have to learn and pore over to get things published. It was a way for us developers to take the stuff we're doing already with ColdFusion and Flex and bring it to the desktop. Needless to say, it started the conference on a good note. Well, that and the $100 million venture fund announced by Adobe to invest in Apollo developers.
The Wednesday keynote focused on Verizon and the ability of U.S. phones to run Flash content now through Brew and the different ways Flash developers can get their content to those phones. The "Can you hear me now?" Verizon guy made an appearance as well as the Flash-enabled Chumby. Thursday was sneak peek day as features were finally revealed from Fireworks to Dreamweaver and, of course, ColdFusion. Ben Forta took the stage aptly dressed as Scorpio Man as he and Tim Buntel showed off the ColdFusion eight-server monitoring tool and the much anticipated cfimage tag. There was some other cool stuff in the form of Soundbooth, the Flex-AJAX bridge, a demo of the ability to export MXML from Fireworks, and a very welcome debugger panel to be found in Flash 9. The keynotes were quite a production as over 3,000 people converged into the giant auditorium each morning in fervent anticipation of hearing the morsels of information Adobe was going to release next.
The developer sessions were something that I would really come to appreciate as being the greatest part about MAX. Gone was the lofty manager-speak and 25-cent developer phrases - here's where we got down to code and, at the risk of sounding like a haughty superficial mind shrink, I really enjoyed watching people who knew what they were talking about teach their chosen craft. Any Google search will return the content of those sessions but certainly not the spirit - I learned so much from the guy sitting next to me or from the bowling-shirt-wearing ColdFusion team member who always seemed eager to answer my constant barrage of what I thought to be annoying and elementary questions. Two really great sessions from this track were the "Component Development to ColdFusion MX 7" session taught by Dave Gallerizzo and "Leveraging ColdFusion Components in ColdFusion" taught by Ray Camden (who is about as pleasant and approachable as they come). The Flex sessions were simply amazing and as I sat through them I had to bolt myself to the chair so I wouldn't run out to try all of the new effects and techniques that they were covering. The "Leveraging Flex 2 and Flash Player 9 for Truly Cinematic Experiences" session given by Alex Uhlmann was, well, truly cinematic and the "Building Rich Internet Applications with Flex Builder" by Mark Shepherd was as great a teaching session as it was an example of how fast someone who is experienced with Flex and ColdFusion can build a working and impressive application in a brief amount of time. In short, I couldn't take enough notes and I find myself wishing now that I had had more time to attend more sessions - there was simply too much for one person to take in at once.
So here I am back on the plane. It's funny, but as I'm sitting here thinking of the various development projects that I know I have to rework, based on my new understanding of how to employ the various Adobe products I use on a day-to-day basis - I can't help but think of how my users are going to react to the new things they're about to experience. What are they going to say when I plunk down that first Flex app in front of them and they see how much more quickly and easily they can do their jobs than previously thought. What are they going to say when the time it used to take me to develop a Flash application drops by 75% or when I ask them to download their first Apollo app to use right from their desktop? Although MAX is a slickly produced and well-funded event, it's really the developers who made the experience for me - the networking alone is worth the price of admission. I left knowing that the ColdFusion/Flex/Flash community isn't one of fierce competition and cutthroat politics, but of friends and a general spirit of cooperation. I'll certainly be coming next year - even if Simon doesn't pay my way again.
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Caitlin Ackerman, a new member, demonstrated her love of color during show-and-tell at the February meeting of the Whitley County Country Quilters.
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I'd like to get back into gesneriads, since i finally figured out how to grow things in arizona. i used to have a plant of S. leuchotricha that i gave to my mother before i moved here (she killed it), and would like to give it a go again.
I'm also looking for a few other gessies, including petrocosmeas and some micro-mini AV varieties, so please let me know what you have.
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|Apr 06, 2014, 09:09 PM
Build Log
ArtHobby Universal 1.5E
Found this older kit for sale on a side table at Toledo Weak Signals Show this weekend, and well, price was too good for me to pass on it. And now that my Sky-EV is back in flying condition, I thought it would be a fun little project.
I shot an email over to ArtHobby to get some history and info, and as always I got a quick reply from them. Apparently this was the electric version of the now missing from the lineup, Falco 1.5M.
They dropped the Universal when brushless motors came to the forefront as it was harder to balance. So, on their advice I am planning on squeezing in a 3s2100 in the nose for the battery. And since the spinner / motor opening is 40mm, finding an appropriately sized motor should not be a problem. I am going to start looking into that this week once the build is under way.
|Apr 07, 2014, 10:17 AM
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Good luck with your build and your "new" 1.7m Sky. I hadn't seen the Universal before.
I was out with my 2.0m Sky-EV yesterday. Poor conditions but I needed to get out. Snow was hard enough where I could keep it on top. Got in a few flights but then the wind came up and blew away what little lift I could find.
Ready to go again now. Will probably take my new Fidelity out to get some more time on it. I recently maidened it. Just waiting for a little sun.
|Apr 07, 2014, 10:38 PM
Thanks Dave. I am looking forward to both.
I did get the wing blocks and center jointed sanded, as well as glued up the two panels. Not a lot of work, but enough for the first night.
Letting it cure for a full 24 hours before I go any further with the FG tape over the joint. I didn't like the original job I did on the Sky-EV, but the second time around was much better. That layup was and this one will be:
1" wide 1.7oz cut straight
2" wide 1.7oz bias
3" wide 0.7oz bias.
|Apr 07, 2014, 10:39 PM
Looking at the weather, the re-maiden looks good for wednesday if the weather holds out... And I remember to charge the batteries tomorrow night...
|Apr 08, 2014, 10:23 AM
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Let us know how that goes. As many times as I have maidened aircraft, I still get a little apprehensive even after an untold number of linkage checks, deflection checks, centering etc and my final range check.
Had my Fidelity out yesterday so I've got about an hour and a half in the air so far. Nice light-air ship, but I did do some dives yesterday along with bucking some fairly strong headwinds. It does well, but it is very light.
|Apr 09, 2014, 11:15 PM
Re-maiden was a great success. Wind was a little higher than I would have liked, but it's still intact and ready to fly another day.
Yesterday I got the first two layers of glass on the center joint on the Universal wing. Tomorrow will be the third layer.
In the mean time I am going to start on the firewall and the trail section. I am still debating using the provisions to make the tail removable or not. We will just see when it comes to to work on it tomorrow.
|Apr 09, 2014, 11:29 PM
Michigan's Upper Peninsula
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743 Posts
We have 3-4 days of wind coming with gusts up around 30 so no flying. The good news is that these are forecasts. I'm always ready for the dash to the field. Only issue is that I just waxed my pretty black truck!
|Sep 29, 2014, 08:46 PM
Ok, so this has been dormant for a while. Been flying the heck out of the Sky_EV 1.7 and really didn't know what I was going to do with this thing. The nose of the fuse is too big to put anything small in, and there is just a lot of wasted space.
Soooo... I was thinking of either making a new built up fuse of this wing **OR** just mounting this wing on the Sky Fuse.
Hopefully this shouldn't take too long, but I have a feeling that those nasty dynamic duo 4 letter words are going to be doing a lot of interfering...
|Sep 30, 2014, 08:56 AM
Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Joined Sep 2007
743 Posts
So enjoying the Sky 1.7? That was my first AH plane. Still flying after eight years and very good in the thermals for me.
I've included a snap of my two 2.0m AH ships from this past week at the field. It shows both my Sky 2.0 and my Fidelity 2.0. Both great flyers. I've got about seven seasons on the Sky and just put the Fidelity together this spring. Lots of flights on both since I fly several times a week. Have my Fidelity and my Orion 2.5 loaded right now waiting for the weather to break but not looking promising.
|Sep 30, 2014, 10:27 AM
I like the Sky-EV. It handles well, can thermal good enough for a novice like me to enjoy it and it has some nice speed when needed. I just wish it was lighter ti make use of some of the lighter days.
I have been thinking of getting into the Ibis-ET next.
|Sep 30, 2014, 10:31 AM
After thinking on this for another night ( while masking the wing for a light coat if paint for orientation) I think I am settling on just making a new pod and boom similar to the Sky.
I have the original tail for the Universal and enough stuff laying around I could make a built up pod pretty easily.
Power setup will mirror my Sky, which is a Hyperion 2216? (I think) with a 10x6 and a 3s850.
Hopefully I can keep the weight under the stock Universal and my Sky (24.7oz).
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Grant Gustin has been cast as The CW's The Flash, according to Deadline.
The Justice League member will make his first appearance on the network's superhero series "Arrow", before hopping off that and into his own spin-off.
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"X-Files" alum David Nutter, who also helmed the "Arrow" pilot, is attached to direct the spin-off opener.
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--full test: https://github.com/socketwiz/swblog/blob/master/test/contact.js#L57-L100
I've tried changing the following line thusly: https://github.com/socketwiz/swblog/blob/master/test/contact.js#L85
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Storebought Hybrid F1, Interesting So Far
So earlier in the season I found myself with a spare pot and was a little bored when I remembered I had some these in the fridge:
"I wonder how they would grow out?", I wondered. So, I planted one.
Here's one of the pods I have growing on it today.
I think I planted seeds from an orange one, be interesting to see how these turn out. They're already quite a bit longer than the parent pod, but not as thick.
Edy: I did the exact same thing with all three colors. But I didnt harvest any until well after I had already started my seedlings for the year so I didn't plant any. I probably should have just to see like you did even if they didn't produce much.
But it looks like you are a long way from a mini-bell there. I hope mine turn out closer. I will probably give them a shot next year.
ha ha ha, I did the same thing except used I think sunsweet brand or something like that. They were red and yellow and sweet. The hardest thing was most pods had zero seeds and the ones that did were maybe between 1 to 4 seeds. I somehow got two to germinate into pepper producing plants.
Your results are more drastic, so far I have about the same general shape but they seem to be a bit larger than the ones in the package I bought.
Any time I get a pepper (even a common anaheim type) that has an aspect that's unique (usually taste/flavor) I save the seed and grow it out to see what's going on.
A lot of the time I don't get anything worth keeping. The biggest issue is production. A lot of these "custom" (small company created/distributed) hybrid peppers are designed for field growth that doesn't require much (if any) staking. I have a small garden so I like my plants to both tower and produce. The small + productive traits seem to be hard to stabilize open pollinated.
When I do things like this I sometimes make intentional hybrid crosses between whatever I have growing that's interesting. Most of these become "trash plants" who's seed isn't worth saving, but I've picked up a couple of interesting projects/results out of it.
I have my own (stabilized open pollinated from hybridization) small/super-sweet pepper I worked on for years called Crunch Sweet Orange that was created from a friend's Romanian Sweet pepper and a supermarket-seed-saved pepper that I was growing out. It's a large plant with vigorous production of 3"-ish sweet orange peppers. It's similar to "Yummy" but it's much larger, more productive, has slightly different "fruity" flavors underneath the "sweet," and it produces slightly bigger peppers. It's not a great comparison because "Yummy" was bred to be a compact plant, but the end result is small super-sweet orange peppers. I'm currently working on a Anaheim x Cubanelle cross between my two favorite collected seed lines of both. It'll be a few more years...this project is more slow-going.
Sometimes when you grow out a F1 it looks exactly the same...produces the same. Sometimes you get "Woah, what's this?" There's always hybrid-given traits you can't see that might not be present...such as disease resistance or drought tolerance.
Got some ripe ones for a final verdict.
Size is obvious, flavor is definitely sweet and mild, oddly lacking in the normal "pepper" flavor you get even with bells. About the same flavor as the little ones, which is good.
Seed placement seems erratic.
Overall pretty good though.
LoL.... I'm so glad you all have already been working on this. I'm wanting to know this too & you have just saved me a season of waiting! My first thought was pimentos, although I have never actually tasted a fresh pimento; but am growing some this year to see if they taste similar. These are really great tasting.
my buddy had some of these peppers in his fridge going bad he gave me 1 of each color Red yellow & Orange i dried them about 48 hrs and dropped them into some soil had some good results on germination so i have approx 20 or so plants going i will try to post some pics when the pods start forming .
my tabasco plants came from seeds that were in store bought tabasco peppers. I thought the reason why my plant is only 10" tall but wide as heck was because it was badly stunted. now I've got peppers turning red when they're tiny compared to a 'proper' tabasco (literally half the size), and hotter than a normal tabasco should be.
I'm starting to wonder if I have some sort of weird hybrid going on too. if so, cool. I wasn't planning on keeping seeds for next year anyway, but now I might just to see what happens. if the new plant comes up short and stumpy despite proper care, I'll know I've got something weird going on.


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I just moved my first batch from the first fermenter bucket to the glass carboy after cooking it last Saturday. As I transfered it, I left alot, ok most, of the sediment (hops and some white looking stuff) in the bucket. Did I just leave most of my yeast out of the barboy? Will this go ahead and ferment properly or did I mess up big time? Will I have 5 gallons of cloudy looking gruel to feed to the dogs??
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There is still plenty of yeast in suspension. Don't worry. What you did was called racking to the secondary. Years ago, people believed this was a necessity. Most people avoid this step now and just leave their beer in the primary for around 3-4 weeks and only use a secondary when adding fruit, oaking, etc.
As a side note though, and maybe you were being somewhat facetious, but as a dog lover I must say... do NOT let your dogs anywhere near hops or anything that may contain hops. Hops can kill dogs.
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Thanks, I was just trying to be funny about the dogs thing! They prefer wine anyway!
Ok, so I shouldn't worry too much then?
You shouldn't worry at all.
I just noticed you said you brewed this last Saturday... that doesn't mean 3 days ago does it? If so, you are probably in the middle of active fermentation. While you will still have plenty of yeast in suspension, racking to secondary during this time is ill advised. Everything will probably be ok, but my rule of thumb is to not bother the primary at all for at least 1 week, not even for a hydrometer reading.
Instructions advised after 2-3 days, that is what I followed.
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Step 1: Throw away kit instuctions.
I'm new to this as well, but from what I have learned you want to leave it alone until the gravity stabalizes before moving it to secondary fermentation. Again I'm new to this as well, but I believe this is correct.
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Located in Tokyo (Akihabara), Anne Hostel Tokyo is close to Ryogoku Kokugikan, Edo-Tokyo Museum, and Sensoji Temple. Also nearby are Tokyo Sky Tree and Akihabara Electric Town.
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Guests are served a complimentary breakfast. In addition to a library and multilingual staff, Anne Hostel Tokyo features tour/ticket assistance. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas and a computer station is located on site. Additional amenities include coffee/tea in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and an elevator (lift).
Amenities in air-conditioned guestrooms at Anne Hostel Tokyo include safes and complimentary toiletries. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Guests share bathrooms. Guests have access to a shared/communal kitchen.
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Long Island Foreclosure Lawyer Knows Best: Mortgage Modification Is KeyPosted in Legal on March 3rd, 2015
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When a homeowner fails to make his updated monthly mortgage payments, he risks having the lending institution foreclose on his home. In this case, the homeowner should seek the help of a Long Island foreclosure lawyer for guidance in lessening the stressful and financially draining impact of foreclosure on his future.
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One way of accomplishing this is by employing the method of mortgage modification, in which a more reasonable payment system is agreed upon by the lender and the homeowner. This allows the homeowner to improve on his current mortgage loan instead of applying for an additional mortgage, which will only increase his financial burden. Mortgage modification decreases the amount and interest of his monthly payments as well as increases the number of years that he can repay his loan.
Homeowners who are unable to pay their mortgage payments due to financial difficulties are advised to avail of the mortgage modification scheme. The idea of refinancing their mortgage may have been initially considered, but this option is unattainable due to financial constraints or non-flexible loan terms of the lending institution. It would be wise to contact a qualified Long Island foreclosure lawyer immediately in order to prevent the inevitable consequences of a foreclosure, such as a tarnished credit history and difficulty in applying for new loans in the future.
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There are several common standards in qualification which have to be followed by a homeowner in order for him to avail of a mortgage modification (each lending institution or bank, however, has its own set of criteria that the homeowner must abide to). With the help of a knowledgeable Long Island foreclosure lawyer, the homeowner must show records as evidence that he is indeed financially strapped, has been delinquent in making his monthly payments for three consecutive months (as a result of his financial difficulties, and not because the said delinquency was intended), and has been occupying his home as its principal resident.
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What tangible benefits can be gained by a homeowner who is experiencing financial difficulties from a mortgage modification? The most obvious advantage is the avoidance of impending foreclosure of his property. The home owner is given flexibility and sustainability in making his monthly mortgage obligations to the lending institution, and this setup actually serves to benefit the lending bank as well because it is assured of the willingness on the part of the homeowner to fulfill his financial obligations. Furthermore, it allows the lending institution the freedom from having to resort to a foreclosure process that takes up valuable time and adds to its own set of financial hardships. By providing the mortgage modification scheme to the homeowner, the lender experiences a much reduced loss compared to spending more time and money on foreclosure proceedings.
Mortgage Modification In The Past
For quite a long time, mortgage modification has already been offered by lending institutions to homeowners in financial crises. But the present widespread foreclosures in the country, especially in Long Island, have given rise to its increased use, as it is one of the best options that an experienced Long Island foreclosure lawyer could offer to the homeowner who seeks his assistance. The homeowner's inability to refinance his existing mortgage, coupled with his failure to prevent defaulting on his payments, is the favorable conditions for a mortgage modification application.
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