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One game into Thursday night's volleyball showdown between rivals Oldham County and South Oldham, things didn't look good for head coach Amy Grimm and her Lady Dragons.
In sports, a short memory is often a very good thing. The Oldham County boys' soccer team can certainly attest to that. After dropping a game on penalty kicks to North Oldham Wednesday night, the Colonels rebounded nicely just a day later, dispatching South Oldham 2-0.
By Billy Rutledge
The home lights shined on the South Oldham boys' soccer team for the first time Saturday night as they went on to defeat there cross county rivals North Oldham 1-0.
Welcoming South Oldham to Bell Field Friday night, Oldham County fell 0-2 in rivalry games this season as the Dragons gained control early and never looked back, blitzing the Colonels 42-18.
Three South Oldham players in particular led the charge as as seniors Jack Sherry, Dallas Banks and Kyle Young lit up the scoreboard early and often in the win.
Heading into the back stretch of the 2012 season, the race for 29th district supremacy is underway for local boys' and girls' soccer teams but the picture couldn't be any cloudier. This week will go a long way in helping clear that up as several key meetings will give a clearer understanding of how teams will be ranked when district tournaments start.
The North Oldham boys' varsity team continued their unbeaten streak in match play alive, besting Eastern High School by 15 strokes at Nevel Meade Thursday. North Oldham's next big challenge will Saturday as they take on Covington Catholic at Boone Links in Florence, Ky. From there, they'll get a local challenge in the Oldham Cup as they will try to steal the trophy from Oldham County, the two-time defending champion.
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North Oldham's Brianne Brown won the State Championship in the 2A Girls Long Jump in May by breaking the state meet record held for 38 years with a jump of 18 feet, 6.5 ianches.
For the last 24 months, the Oldham Cup has resided at Oldham County High School. Early next week, the North and South Oldham boys' golf teams will look to make sure it has a new home for the next 12 months as they take to three local golf courses across the county in a rivalry showdown with the defending champion Colonels.
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- 1 -- in every six dollars in the U.S. economy is spent on health care today. [Source]
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Yesterday, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Urban Institute, non-partisan research organizations, released a report analyzing the cost of maintaining the status quo on health care. Here's just a sample of what they believe we could be facing in the years ahead:
- Families will face dramatically higher health care costs. Individual and family spending on premiums and out-of-pocket health care costs will increase significantly. Spending would jump 34 percent by 2015 and 79 percent by 2020.
- Premiums will become increasingly expensive for employers and their workers. Premiums for both single and family policies would more than double by 2020, increasing from $4,800 to $10,300 for single policies, and from $12,100 to $25,600 for family policies.
- Employers will see large increases in premium costs. Employer spending on premiums would increase from $430 billion in 2010 to $851 billion in 2020 -- a 98 percent increase.
- Many small and medium sized firms would quit offering health care coverage to workers. As premiums nearly double, employees in small firms would see offers of health insurance almost cut in half, dropping from 41 percent of firms offering insurance in 2010 to 23 percent in 2020. Medium-sized firms would also cut offers of health insurance, dropping from 90 percent in 2010 to 75 percent in 2020.
It's clear: the cost of doing nothing is too high. The time is now to reform our broken health care system.
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Brightpoint makes deal with Apple to distribute iPods
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Brightpoint Apple deal
Brightpoint, a cell phone distributor in Australia saw its shares rise 51 cents on Thursday after it announced its plans to begin distributing iPods. According to a report, this deal could give Brightpoint an opening for a wider relationship with the iPhone maker. Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Ittai Kidron stated that he believes this is the beginning of a broader relationship between the two companies that will in fact see it expanding to include the iPhone and not specifically to Australia but to other regions as well.
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Pooh Corner (and Rolling Stones) house for sale for $3.2 million
Help me if you can I've got to get/ back to the house at Pooh corner by one./ You'd be surprised there's so much to be done,/ count all the bees in the hive,/ chase all the clouds from the sky./ Back to the days of Christopher Robin and Pooh.
Author A.A. Milne's Cotchford Farm, the setting for Milne to write the children's stories of Christopher Robin (named after his son) and Winnie the Pooh, has come up for sale in East Sussex, England for £2,000,000 (about 3.2 million dollars).
Places in the books like the 100-acre wood, Poohsticks Bridge and Pooh Corner are all based on nearby locations. But that is not the only claim to fame of the property. In later years, musician Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones resided in the house until his death in 1969.
This is the first time in over 40 years the property has been for sale. It boasts a study, split-level drawing room, oak-paneled dining room, six bedrooms, three bathrooms and a heated pool. There are also beautiful grounds and gardens, bringing the property's total area to 9.5 acres.
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Maryville rallies to beat William Jewell in GLVC tourney women's quarterfinal
Samantha Robison sank two free throws with 12.9 seconds left to give Maryville the lead for good in a 62-61 women's basketball victory over Williams Jewell in the quarterfinal round of the Deaconess Great Lakes Valley Conference Tourmament at the Ford Center.
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I think my sourdough starter died! :(
I gave Yorrick to my mother-in-law while we were away this summer, and told her exactly what to do with it, feeding patterns etc... and when it came back it smelt like yoghurt.
So I thought I'd feed it a couple of times and it'd soon be back to normal, then put it in the fridge and ignored it, which is exactly what I usually do. But now it smells of cheese. No way I'm going to put that in my bread!
So can anyone tell me what went wrong? The only thing I can think of is that her fridge is probably way colder than ours, so it would have needed more time at room temperature after feeding. But I hoped it would spring back again...
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Don't give up! You still have some good yeast and bacteria in there and they will almost certainly win out. Feed on an 8 to 12 hour schedule for a few days and keep it at room temp (preferably 70-80 degrees F) and it should come to life in a couple of days!
Good Luck!
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Oh I was wondering what you did with him! I wonder if a good idea would be to feed and then give some to a sitter (or two) and then leave some on a container at home.
Mine went the whole summer unused (too hot), but feed from time to time. A few feedings and it seems to be back.
I home you recover!
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Oh thank you guys!
Next time (if we ever go on holiday for that amount of time again, which seems unlikley :)) I'll try deepfreezing my yeast - that should work, shouldn't it? Or leaving parts with different people, thats a geat idea.
Ah, I really should have waited for your advice... Yorrick started to smell sooo bad, I threw it on the compost yesterday. Which is very sad, I've been baking bread with it for quite a while now. But I started a new culture, and with any luck it'll be up and running in a couple of weeks/months...
But for future reference... what treatment would start making it smell like yoghurt?
Re: I think my sourdough starter died! :(
Alas poor Yorrick......:rolleyes: well someone had too say it......:p
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Hi Frances!
You have inoculated your kitchen with yeast and bacteria so you will get going quickly. You should have a usable starter in two weeks. It is not a bad idea for all of us to freeze a small piece of starter (only need a teaspoon or two) every couple of months just in case our familiar friend should meet an untimely end!
A good strategy for Yorrick would have been to "wash the starter". Take its volume and add an equal volume of water, stir, and take about half, and repeat about three times so you have a highly diluted starter. Gets the acid down and dilutes all the bacteria and yeast so the starter creation process can get going again. But too late for that!
Good Luck!
Re: I think my sourdough starter died! :(
Uh... while developing a new sourdough culture, its feed it and stir it once a day, isn't it?
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The most productive way seems to be to start with pineapple juice instead of water (the acid stops the bad bacteria that typically lead to a "false" starter on day 3 or so. You can feed daily or every other day until the dead period is over (after the first bad bacteria flurry). When it starts actually rising due to yeast you should move to twice a day.(You can tell by the smell!)
Good Luck!
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I now have several packages of dried starter in my freezer, since my starter died a while back. Some lovely people from this board sent me dried starter to replace mine, and it worked great! It was also interesting to see the different tastes that you get with starters from different places. Neither starter tasted like mine or like each other at first, but after a while, each turned from the original and began tasting like what I had to start with. Not sure why, but it must have to do with the yeasties in the air at my house....
Yorrick will live again....
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Yes, Elizabeth, the ghost of Yorrick is alive and well and almost certainly returning to the Yorrick of old (although is seems impossible that the reestablishment could have been this fast!)
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Open the floodgates. We've already got the running list of lies from Obama's mouth. Now we bring you the collection of Lies about Obama, ranging from inaccurate news coverage, to email lies like that, "Obama isn't a Citizen".
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I only saw Rod Blagojevich once at a baseball game.
There is no source for this quote because Obama never said it. It was a quote passed around in emails that Obama never really said.
"This is an assault on our shores, and we're going to fight back with everything we've got, and that includes mobilizing the resources of the greatest military in the world," Obama told a cheering crowd of naval airmen, Marines and others gathered in a hangar here.
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Obama Rose from Poverty
None of Obama's ancestors were slaves. Obama's father was the son of a powerful and wealthy Kenyan chief of the Luo tribe. Barack Obama did NOT grow up in the slums of some inner city. He grew up in Hawaii, and was raised by his well-of grandparents who loved him dearly and who paid the hefty tuition to a pricey prep school so Obama could have the benefit of a superior education.)


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Sagem launches NFC-equipped Cosyphone
Sagem has announced the launch of the "Cosyphone", described as a "connected lifestyle device" (otherwise known as a "mobile phone") aimed at the over 50s market.
Said to be tailored to the "specific lifestyle needs of an older generation of mobile phone user", the handset gets NFC technology so that "shortcut cards" can be waved at the phone to dial certain numbers, create a text message, or even access info on the device's browser.
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Intel is claiming a milestone in optical communications with the first 50Gbit/s receiver and transmitter modules that produce their own laser light. The development will lead to low-cost optical links within five years that could scale to speeds of up to a terabyte per second, according to the firm.Intel's silicon photonics data link is just a laboratory research vehicle at the moment, but the company said it will bring the economy of scale from silicon chip manufacturing to deliver low-cost optical communications in everything from datacentres to PCs and even consumer video.Dr Mario Paniccia, director of Intel's Photonics Technology Lab, said that the industry is reaching the limits of copper wiring, with speeds above 10Gbit/s requiring more energy to transmit across anything but short distances.Moving to optical fibre and photonic communications is one answer, but current technology is too expensive."Because of the cost, because of the bulkiness, the costs are still limiting use only for telecoms. It is very difficult to drive use of optical in the PC or in and around everyday devices," said Paniccia.Intel's technology uses a hybrid silicon laser that is integrated into the transmitter chip itself, along with other components such as the modulator and multiplexer to combine several laser beams representing separate channels for transmission along an optical fibre.This means that the transmitter and receiver can be manufactured using similar processes to Intel's CPU chips."What could happen if we take the benefits of silicon manufacturing, the ability to do high-volume low-cost, highly-integrated silicon processing, and combine that with the laser? We can now start driving optical communications anywhere, everywhere, to any place," said Paniccia.Another key attribute is that the transmitter and receiver can be integrated into equipment using standard circuit board assembly techniques, and Intel said it has also developed a low-cost passive connector to attach the fibre optic cable.The data link Intel has in the lab today uses four 12.5Gbit/s channels multiplexed to create a 50Gbit/s link, but Paniccia said this can scale up to 25, 40 or 100Gbit/s channels, and scale out to eight or more laser channels on a single chip. This means that a one terabyte link is easily within reach, he claimed.Products based around the technology could be on the market within three to five years, Paniccia predicted.Early adoption is expected to come first in datacentres and servers, but Intel said it expects everything to be connected by optical fibre eventually. High-speed optical links will be needed to carry the gigabytes of bandwidth that will be required by next-generation high-definition video standards.Paniccia speculated that high-speed links will revolutionise high-performance and cloud computing. Compute and storage elements need not be positioned close together, for example, but could be far apart. "This is just the beginning," he said.
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The Honorable Judge William M. Doherty
Hon. William Doherty is both Probate Judge and Chief Judge for the Barry County Trial Court. Judge Doherty attended Michigan State University, graduating in 1985 with a degree in Business, and then Wayne State University Law School in 1988 before working for Ford Motor Company and clerking for former Judge Richard Shuster. He then entered private practice with the Hastings firm of Dimmers, McPhillips and Doherty, where he spent 15 years as a partner focusing on representing clients in matters of probate, family law, criminal, property and business practice.
Judge Doherty has served as President of the Southwest Michigan Probate Judges Assn, with the Executive Committee of Michigan Probate Judges Assn, and was appointed to the State Courts Technology Implementation Committee. He has been a member of the Barry County Chamber of Commerce since 1990, serving as its President from 1996-1997, and the Hastings Rotary Club since 1995, again serving as its President 1999-2000.
Judge Doherty was elected to the Probate bench and has been serving Barry County for almost 7 years now. Judge Doherty was appointed Chief Judge for Barry County by the Michigan Supreme Court effective May 1, 2011. Judge Doherty and Hastings Dr. Laura Doherty have been married for 25 years, and have 2 daughters –their eldest, a junior at MSU and their youngest, in middle school.
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It's great to see so much work being done to help soldiers and veterans adapt to college life!
Are the costs of coaching services covered by GI benefits, colleges and universities, or by the students themselves? I think this type of activity should be the responsibility of the government to cover; colleges and universities cannot absorb more costs for student services without cutting existing programs, but this activity seems vitally important for our military students.


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England twisted, turned and toppled
Day five: Pakistan beat England by 22 runs in a thriller in Multan thanks to seven wickets from Danish Kaneria and Shoaib Akhtar.
Captain Vaughan set for Faisalabad return
Michael Vaughan, though still not fully recovered from his knee injury, is being tipped by Duncan Fletcher to return for the second Test starting in Faisalabad on Sunday.
"He seems to be coming on fine," the England coach said. "His knee is improving. It has always been a problem and it might still be but he feels comfortable and in a couple of days will be OK."
Vaughan will be a welcome addition to a batting line-up that in Multan looked green in the upper middle-order and underperformed in the second innings.
"I did believe we could have got those runs," Fletcher said. "The guys just needed to show a little more patience. But Pakistan have a good leg-spinner and a good seam attack and the wicket was a little helpful."
England seamer Matthew Hoggard has been fined 20% of his match fee for breaching the ICC code of conduct for excessive appealing prior to dismissing Pakistan's century-maker Salman Butt on Tuesday.
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Wembley: the blame game is about to begin
Digger: With next year's Wembley opening almost certain to be delayed, the FA and the builders Multiplex are preparing their best 'he did it' voices.
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Ferguson goes on Ballack charm offensive
Sir Alex Ferguson has been 'wooing' the German replacement for Roy Keane - with enough bank notes to soak up the Dead Sea.
Wizard of Oz Schwarzer's heroics end Australia's 32-year wait
Prepare for cork hats, barbies and Alf Stewart in Germany after Australia clinched their World Cup place after knocking out Uruguay on penalties.
Captain Yorke inspires Trinidad & Tobago to finals
Round-up: Trinidad & Tobago qualified for the World Cup for the first time after overcoming a hostile home and hot conditions to beat Bahrain 2-1 on aggregate.
Gerrard: I won't be burnt out for World Cup
Steven Gerrard has confirmed he'll be in tip-top shape to watch Ledley King from the bench - even after a demanding season for Liverpool.
World Cup qualifiers
Angola, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, England, France, Germany, Ghana, Holland, Iran, Italy, Ivory Coast, Japan, Mexico, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Serbia & Montenegro, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Togo, Trinidad & Tobago, Tunisia, Ukraine, United States.
Finals draw December 9, in Leipsig.
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Djemba-Djemba blames O'Leary for Villa's woes
Eric Djemba-Djemba's Aston Villa future could be in doubt after he blamed David O'Leary's "tactics" for the club's poor start to the season.
McCoist to return to Rangers
Ally McCoist could be set for a surprise return to Ibrox in a coaching capacity before the end of the week.
Porter carries Oldham through
Chasetown's FA Cup dream is over after their team of plumbers, teachers and road-diggers bowed out with dignity intact against Oldham.
Joachim double the perfect warm-up act for Boston
Julian Joachim scored twice as League Two side Boston dumped struggling League One Swindon out of the FA Cup in emphatic style.
Noon settled, but prepared for the ferocity of an All Black onslaught
Falcons centre has become a fixture in England's team - but he knows New Zealand will be biggest test, says Mike Averis.
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England declare Hodgson fit and spy claims outrageous
Having checked their breakfast cereal for bugs, England named an unchanged side to face New Zealand on Saturday.
Japan sweat on 2011 World Cup vote
Rugby union's power-brokers are set to decide between Japan, South Africa and New Zealand in Dublin.
Wales complain about Taylor's holding clause
Wales have reported Sale to the International Rugby Board after they forced Mark Taylor to withdraw from the squad to play South Africa.
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Jay Cost at RCP points out a few slivers of hope in the poll numbers:
First, the number of undecided voters has increased in the last three weeks, from a low of 6.3% of the electorate on 9/8 to 8.8% last night.
Second, the polls themselves have been very volatile this month. The Gallup tracking poll had a crazy week last week, and individual pollsters are disagreeing with each other quite a bit. Much of the disagreement has to do with McCain's share of the vote. The standard deviation of McCain's share in the current RCP average is 2.8%. Obama's is 2.0%. [The standard deviation is the average distance between an individual poll's result and the average of all polls.] By comparison, the final RCP average in 2004 had John Kerry's standard deviation at 1.7% and Bush's at 1.3%. This is a sign of volatility in the current race. Pollsters are finding fairly divergent results.
Third, there is a good subset of the electorate that claims to make up its mind in October or November. That might be hard for political junkies who have been following every twist and turn for 18 months to believe – but it's true! In 1996, 30% of respondents claimed to make up their minds a day to a month before the election. In 2000, that number was also 30%. In 2004, 21% of the public made that claim.
These are slim rays of hope, but they do exist. Gaining leads while more people go undecided is not a winning strategy, but Obama is heading towards the 50% mark. I have suspected the standard deviation in this race is much wider than previous contests, which would make a 5% lead still a statistical tie.Â
And I do believe it comes down to that moment in the voting booth and whether we will go with an untested engima or a seasoned champion for change. We shall see, and this week's VP debate may be deciding – if the condescending news media have not overplayed their hand with Palin. If they do their job right nothing Palin does will erase the media mask. If they overplayed their insulting of normal American behavoirs and views, then they will have destroyed their Messiah. Being professional propagandists one would assume they should know what they are doing.
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A partial chronology of statements from Congressional Members and the Bush Administration to regulate Fannie and Freddie.
And I now will recognize the ranking member, the gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr. Frank.
FRANK: Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I appreciate hearing from the two Cabinet secretaries, but I just say at the outset that before we move on any legislation, I would hope we would have some additional hearings. And in particular, I think it's important that the
variety of groups in our country who care about housing be invited, because that's my major focus here, as it's been during my service on this committee.
I want to begin by saying that I am glad to consider the legislation, but I do not think we are facing any kind of a crisis. That is, in my view, the two government-sponsored enterprises that we're talking about here, Fannie Mae and
Freddie Mac, are not in a crisis. We recently had an accounting problem with Freddie Mac that led to people being dismissed, as appears to be appropriate.
I do not think at this point there is a problem with a threat to the treasury. I'm going to say, we have an interesting example of self-fulfilling prophecy.
Some of the critics of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac say that the problem is is the
federal government is obligated to bail-out people who might lose money in connection with them.
I do not believe that we have any such obligation. And as we said that it's a self-fulfilling prophecy based on people. So let me make it clear: I'm a strong supporter of the role that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac play in housing.
But nobody who invested in them should come looking to me for a nickel, nor anybody else in the federal government.
And if investors take some comfort and want to lend them a little money at less interest rates, because they like this center (ph) affiliation, good, because housing will benefit. But there is no guarantee, there's no explicit guarantee,there's no implicit guarantee, there's no wink-and-nod guarantee. Invest and you're on your own.
I believe that we, as the federal government, have probably done to little, rather than too much, to push them to meet the goals of affordable housing, and they set reasonable goals.
I worry, frankly, that there's a tension here. The more people, in my judgment, exaggerate a threat of safety and soundness, the more people conjure up the possibility of serious financial losses to the treasury, which I do not see. I
think we see entities that are fundamentally sound financially and withstand some of the disaster scenarios.
I think that's a (OFF-MIKE) problem, the federal government doesn't bail them out. But the more pressure there is there, then the less I think we see, in terms of affordable housing. I want Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to continue with its government-sponsored enterprises, with some beneficial arrangements with the
federal government, in return for which we get both the general lowering of housing costs and some specific attention to low-income housing.
FRANK: I think this is a very important hearing. And I appreciate the Chairman's willingness to have it under the auspices of the full committee.
I joined this committee in 1981 because I am interested in housing. And I guess I wouldn't want to boast about my accomplishments, because the situation regarding housing, particularly people who are of moderate and low income,
has gotten worse during my tenure. I won't accept the blame, but I clearly haven't done a great deal of good.
And it makes it all the more important that we use every tool that we do have to try improve the housing stock.
And Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are two of the very important tools that we have.
And there are people I know who are critical of the arrangements that we have. I, frankly, welcome the fact that we have in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac a means of bringing down housing costs that doesn't put a hit on the federal
Essentially, there are people in the country who are prepared to lend money to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac at less interest rates than they might get elsewhere. I thank those people for doing that. I must tell them that I hope they are
not doing that on the assumption that if things go bad, I or my colleagues will bail them out. We will not.
FRANK: Let me ask Mr. Gould and Mr. Raines on behalf of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, do you feel that over the past years you have been substantially under-regulated?
Mr. Raines?
RAINES: No, sir.
FRANK: Mr. Gould?
GOULD: No, sir.
October 6, 2004 Wednesday
Ranking Member Frank?
FRANK: Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
First, I want to address a little history here. The committee here was well on the way to adopting legislation that would have enhanced the regulatory structure for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In the Senate, in fact, the committee
actually voted out a bill. There was some disagreement between the parties over I think a relatively minor section over receivership. I think that could have been worked out.
I believe we were well on the way, the chairman and I and the staffs, to putting together a bill that would have enhanced the regulator and could have passed. What stopped progress on a new bill was the Bush administration's determination to go beyond safety and soundness and into provisions that would have restricted the housing function.
What is powerful here are not Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, but the interests of a majority of the members of this committee in housing at two levels. First of all, in housing in the conventional market, is very important, and the
continuance of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are important to that. We also have a subset of issues involving affordable housing, and those are very important to many of us.
What derailed the legislation was an insistence by the Bush administration on going beyond safety and soundness and giving the regulators, for example, particular power to say, "Well, they're going beyond their charter in housing;
they should not do these new products." There were specific issues here that transcended safety and soundness or went under it, but the administration was seeking powers that were not related to safety and soundness.
If they were to have dropped that, we would have a law already signed and in place, because on the question of safety and soundness regulation, there has not been a significant dispute.
Mr. Bachus?
BACHUS: I thank the chairman.
First of all, chairman, there have been several remarks made that we would have addressed these issues had it not been for the Bush administration. It is my recollection that the Bush administration actually urged this committee and
this Congress to take strong action and that at that time that was in the sort of post-Freddie Mac. At that time, many of the Democratic members accused the Bush administration of going on a witch hunt against Fannie Mae of saying that
things were right at Fannie Mae, and that OFHEO was doing a wonderful job, and that there was sufficient regulation, that this was simply to accuse the Bush administration of wrong motives.
It was actually a combination of those in the Senate that did not want to take action, and members of this committee that disagreed with the Bush administration. One thing the Bush administration was concerned about is the new
products that Fannie was offering, and they wanted Treasury to approve those new products. It is my recollection that the minority members almost to a person resisted those reforms.
I do think, and I commend Mr. Frank. Mr. Frank actually had it right and more accurately when he said the Bush administration wanted to go further than this committee. I think that is absolutely true. And now all of a sudden, some
of the things that the Bush administration wanted to do it seemed like they would have been very prudent things to have done.
So to try to, a month before an election, to try to somehow create a smokescreen that the Bush administration had done something wrong would be inaccurate and would not be factual. Of course, it probably is not surprising either.
Now I recognize the gentleman from Massachusetts, the ranking member, Mr. Frank?
FRANK: There are three sets of concerns that have been brought out with regard to the government-sponsored enterprises, and I will talk particularly Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
But there are two other agendas at stake here. One is the notion that it is inappropriate for the federal government to interfere with the allocate of functions of the capital market. I believe this partly motivates Mr. Greenspan.
There is obviously a very respectable, intellectual tradition that says: The market knows all, the market is smart and government is dumb — to quote a former majority leader from Texas, a former majority leader from Texas, a current former majority leader from Texas — and he said the markets are smart and the government is dumb.
And the view is that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, with a particular set of legislative and executive arrangements, biases capital allocation towards housing. And there are people who want to stop that. I very much disagree with that.
There are also competitors. There are organizations of people who compete or resent the fact that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can borrow money more cheaply than others, because of a perception in the market that we're going to bail
them out. I am not going to bail them out, and if they want to lend money to Fannie and Freddie cheaper, that's their judgment. Don't come to me if it doesn't work out.
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A House committee has given the green light to legislation that would tighten regulation of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Conspicuously absent from the bill, though, was something both the White House and Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan have been calling for: sharply limiting how large those companies' holdings can be. Fannie Mae, you might have heard, is an underwriter of this program.
FEDERAL HOUSING ENTERPRISE REGULATORY REFORM ACT OF 2005 — (Senate – May 25, 2006)
Mr. McCAIN. Mr. President, this week Fannie Mae's regulator reported that the company's quarterly reports of profit growth over the past few years were "illusions deliberately and systematically created" by the company's senior management, which resulted in a $10.6 billion accounting scandal.
The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight's report goes on to say that Fannie Mae employees deliberately and intentionally manipulated financial reports to hit earnings targets in order to trigger bonuses for senior executives. In the case of Franklin Raines, Fannie Mae's former chief executive officer, OFHEO's report shows that over half of Mr. Raines' compensation for the 6 years through 2003 was directly tied to meeting earnings targets. The report of financial misconduct at Fannie Mae echoes the deeply troubling $5 billion profit restatement at Freddie Mac.
The OFHEO report also states that Fannie Mae used its political power to lobby Congress in an effort to interfere with the regulator's examination of the company's accounting problems. This report comes some weeks after Freddie Mac paid a record $3.8 million fine in a settlement with the Federal Election Commission and restated lobbying disclosure reports from 2004 to 2005. These are entities that have demonstrated over and over again that they are deeply in need of reform.
For years I have been concerned about the regulatory structure that governs Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac–known as Government-sponsored entities or GSEs–and the sheer magnitude of these companies and the role they play in the housing market. OFHEO's report this week does nothing to ease these concerns. In fact, the report does quite the contrary. OFHEO's report solidifies my view that the GSEs need to be reformed without delay.
I join as a cosponsor of the Federal Housing Enterprise Regulatory Reform Act of 2005, S. 190, to underscore my support for quick passage of GSE regulatory reform legislation. If Congress does not act, American taxpayers will continue to be exposed to the enormous risk that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac pose to the housing market, the overall financial system, and the economy as a whole.
I urge my colleagues to support swift action on this GSE reform legislation.
SHELBY: Senator Schumer?
SCHUMER: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And I join our ranking member, Senator Sarbanes, in thanking you for holding these extensive and timely hearings.
First, I'd like to say that what I smell in the air is a campaign to virtually eliminate Fannie and Freddie. It's been chosen at an opportune time because they both have regulatory and accounting problems. But many of those who are on this campaign have been out to disable Fannie and Freddie long before the regulatory problems appeared. They are in a sense behaving like opportunistic predators.
And I think there are a whole lot of questions out there that the normally convincing Alan Greenspan really didn't answer yesterday — or didn't answer at least I think to the satisfaction of many of us — and there are a lot.
SNOW: OK. Well, let me take the one that — number four on your list that seemed to be the heart of your concerns.
It isn't anybody's preference that GSEs, quote, "make less money." The preference is that they reflect less systemic risk to the housing market and to the larger financial system.
From my point of view, Senator, that's the heart of the reason why we're meeting here today, it's the heart of this legislation that's being proposed. And this is…
SCHUMER: Sir, are you talking about interest-rate risk?
SNOW: No, I'm talking about the — well, take a minute and talk about this.
The GSEs have, as reflected in the marketplace, paper that sells for the best spreads except U.S. treasuries, the best spreads, which reflects the market's premium for that paper, saying it's the very best paper except the best paper in the world, which is the U.S. treasuries.
Now, that creates…
SARBANES: I thought the president went somewhere yesterday and looked at these IOUs…
SNOW: West Virginia.
SARBANES: … and U.S. treasuries and cast doubt about their validity.
SNOW: He cast not one iota of doubt. What he said was, they will be paid, but the question is, how will they be paid, from what financing source and at what burden to the fisc (ph) of the United States?
But the GSEs have this lower borrowing ability. And they have used that over the course of the last decade and a half to accumulate a very, very large portfolio of assets unrelated to making the secondary market. Those are assets that
have interest-rate risks to them. And in order to protect against those interest-rate risks, they have wisely engaged in massive hedging activities, derivative trading and hedging activities.
SCHUMER: Is that any different than private sector banks and their hedging activities.
SNOW: Senator, it's different in this regard: They are playing off a sizable advantage which allows them to borrow at rates that are lower than those other institutions.
JACKSON: I think, Mr. Chairman, if I can add…
SHELBY: Go ahead.
JACKSON: … to what Secretary Snow says — if we use just common sense terms, major banks can leverage 11 to 1 probably at the most. Fannie and Freddie, in some cases, are leveraging 50 to 1, 60 to 1. That's clearly out of whack.
SCHUMER: Would risk-based capital solve that?
JACKSON: Absolutely. I think it surely would.
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Aitch748 says:
Are these latest polls on the up-and-up, or are the pollsters severely oversampling Democrats again? I see a lot of fear and trepidation on the blogs about the polls and I don't know what to think anymore.
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Look at the pollster presidential chart on polls with third parties included and you will see they have gone from 10% of the poll results combined to about 1% of the poll results combined.


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Thinking or instinct.....
During my investigation of many motorcycle crashes, the part of countersteering that I've noticed is that if you don't CONSCIOUSLY think about how to turn, in an emergency situation, your reactive brain will tell your muscles to do something to avoid death or injury. What it will tell most people is to steer the front wheel the way you want to go. Fully 75% of the crashes I've looked at where "lost control / went wide" resulted from the rider causing the bike to go the wrong direction while trying to turn or swerve which resulted in the crash.
The biggest issue with just 'riding like you know how' without the brain training (you training your own brain) is it usually results in causing the crash which is trying to be avoided. I've even investigated crashes where the bikes skid marks (braking errors too) went from their proper lane into the oncoming lane simply because they tried to steer when they swerved. Not stupid, but very ignorant of how the brain works under stress.
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Showing appreciation is so important. There isn't a single human being that does not enjoy feeling appreciated. Sometimes, out of their awareness, people forget to show appreciation no matter how wonderful their intentions.
As a business owner, it is vital to your brand and livelihood to ensure you are communicating appreciation to your clients. One fundamental expression that transcends all cultural barriers and makes people stop and be in the moment is gift giving. This year at Bellacures we are going to run a report of our top loyal clients: people who either have been coming to Bellacures for the longest amount of time or spend the most amount of money. We are going to make sure that we say THANK YOU, as loud as we can.
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- Format: DVD [MOD]
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 1
- Run Time: 102 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Studio: Warner Archives
- DVD Release Date: January 22, 2013
- Audio: ENGLISH: Mono
It looks like the lowly Pittsburgh Pirates havent got a prayer until the prayers of a young orphan girl get the Pirates some celestial support! Comedy and charm form the winning lineup of Angels in the Outfield, starring Paul Douglas as the teams short-fused manager. Dogs have fleas, managers have sportswriters, he grouses to a columnist (Janet Leigh) covering the team. Adding to the fun are game footage from back in the day (buffs will love to spot the stars); support from Keenan Wynn, Spring Byington and more familiar talents; plus unbilled bits by baseball greats Joe DiMaggio and Ty Cobb.
One more footnote about this nifty 50s diamond: President Eisenhower called it his favorite movie. Batter up!
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- DirectorClarence Brown
- Primary CastPaul Douglas Janet Leigh Keenan Wynn More
- GenreComedy
- Release Date1951


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i totally agree the build is just not there or its not consistent. Vinnie mac is changing the raw plans on the fly every week it seems now. it puts more stress on creative and the superstars themselves now hopefully with the wee spending more money on creative and hhh having the input now things are slowly changing. with the wrestlers now starting to be able to go off bullets instead of a full script the build up magic can now be greater hopefully classic. it sucks being thrown in between feuds it ruins the flow of what should be important which is being consistent and getting it done right... good job again
Good first post. I have to agree with you here. WWE and TNA both have this problem. To me it is a problem of misplaced priorities. Nowadays the TV product is seen as more important than the PPVs, which financially makes sense, but it really hurts the product. When you book your company based on last weeks ratings the storylines and continuity gets lost in the shuffle. For WWE it seems like they just have way to much going on to even keep track. WWE puts out around 8 hours of new programming every week, that is a ton. As for TNA, it seems like they have no clue and are watching WWE to be their example.
also it is not easy to build up a match or a ppv when you have a part timer as wwe champion, the wwe champion should be one of the big selling points and so far the road to wrestlemania is missing what it revolves around, the wwe championship, also the mid-carders are getting thrown to the side to get a feud that nobody likes shoved in our face so that it forces us to enjoy it.
Its true PPV's dont get enough build but thats mainly because they have to build up Raw, Smackdown and even Main Event. I wish WWE would focus more on the so called "mid-card" matches as equally as the main event of the particular PPV.
I agree. But every PPV this year so far has got good build (Then again it's WM time) Lets hope they can keep it up. And not have "I hate you lets fight" feuds.
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Thousand Oaks council approves plan to remove dirt
The Thousand Oaks City Council voted 3-2 to overturn a Planning Commission decision that would have limited the amount of fill dirt a developer could dump on adjacent park district land.
The New Home Co. plans to build 20 single-family homes on a 25-acre site on the west side of Warwick Avenue at Mayflower Street, which backs up to Conejo Community Park.
City staff members had recommended that council members deny the developer's appeal.
Councilman Andy Fox argued in favor of allowing the appeal, saying the overriding factor was the community effect of hauling so much dirt off the site.
"To me, this is a no-brainer," he said. "This grading plan that they've provided the council makes a lot of sense."
Fox said the cost savings to the applicant should not be a factor in the council's decision.
He proposed the motion to allow the appeal and was supported with yes votes by council members Joel Price and Jacqui Irwin.
Mayor Claudia Bill-de la Peña and Councilman Al Adam opposed the motion.
Adam said having steep slopes would make revegetating the hillside hard, and he suggested a compromise — allowing some additional fill to be left on-site and save the developer about $100,000.
"The longer-term impact of this slope that we'd be left with outweighs the shorter-term impact of some truck trips," Adam said. "I'd like to see it built, but I can't support the motion as it's put forth."
New Home Co. officials said they would save up to $500,000 in trucking and disposal costs if they could place an additional 28,635 cubic yards of earth on the Conejo Recreation & Park District property. They said it would substantially reduce the amount of truck traffic hauling dirt from the site along Moorpark Road to Highway 101.
At its Dec. 17 meeting, the Planning Commission denied the developer's request, which would put 54,210 cubic yards of fill on the park property, and also rejected a request to increase the pad height on three lots, which city staff members thought would conflict with the site's protected ridgeline.
Commissioners upheld the staff members' recommendation that the long-term effects of additional fill on the park district property and additional grading of slopes outweighed the short-term benefits of less truck traffic and a shorter grading time.
Some residents addressed the council at the public hearing to support the developer's appeal, saying it would help offset the costs of the project, which includes construction of a $1 million pump station next to a reservoir. The work is expected to improve the low water pressure in the area.
Other residents asked the council to deny the appeal to protect the park, prevent a steep earthen berm up to 6 feet high from being built between existing homes and a park trail, and maintain vegetation and wildlife habitat.
As part of allowing the appeal, the council directed staff members to require the developer to commit to a five-year program to revegetate the earthen berm.
In other business, the council voted unanimously to allow the city of Agoura Hills to add the city of Thousand Oaks to the Conejo Valley Tourism Improvement District and to approve murals proposed by the Cultural Affairs Commission for installation in the Civic Arts Plaza parking structure.
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Other than my objections noted above and the inherent confusion with any new interface, I find that Win8 appears to work,... except HOW DO YOU LOG OFF or TURN THE DAMN THING OFF? Arghhhhhh….... :-(
Mouse to the top right of the screen
move the mouse down the 'charms'
click on Settings
click on Power and select from the list
if you like to use the Keyboard press the - Windows Key + i - to open the settings charm panel then use the tab or arrow keys and enter key to scroll through and make selections
Press the - Windows Key + r - and type - shutdown -s -t 0 - then press enter to shut down
or type - shutdown -r -t 0 - then press enter to restart
Now, this is patently stupid!!
To have all these hoops to just shut down you computer?
Edit. I have Vista32 on my laptop, and Win7 (64-bit) on my 2/3D computer. Both MS. After reading the thread through, it seems that staying away from 'Wait' is a smart move on my part as I have no need for a dumbed-down OS.


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