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VANCOUVER, B.C - A night expected to confirm South Korea's Yu-Na Kim as not only the best female figure skater in the world but perhaps of all time also likely will mark a changing of the guard in a larger sense.
A victory by Kim, known as Queen Yu-Na to her fellow Koreans and much of her sport, at the Olympic Games on Thursday would be the second consecutive gold medal by an Asian woman in Olympic figure skating competition and the crowning point of a night that should complete a power shift in the sport from Europe and North America to Asia.
In addition to Shizuka Arakawa's gold medal victory at the 2002 Olympics in Turin, Asian women have won the past three World titles, taking seven of the nine medals.
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Only Canada's Joannie Rochette stands in the way of an Asian medal sweep at Pacific Coliseum. World champion Kim leads after posting a world record-setting short program score of 78.50. (Watch video.) Japan's Mao Asada, the 2008 world champion, is second at 73.78 followed by Rochette at 71.36 with Miki Ando, also of Japan and the 2007 world champion, fourth at 64.76.
A pair of Southern California teenagers, Rachael Flatt, 17, from Del Mar, and Mirai Nagasu, an Arcadia 16-year-old, are fifth (64.64) and sixth (63.76) and longshots to get on the podium and extend an American streak of winning a women's skating medal at every Olympics since 1968.
"There is some great skating out there," Brian Orser, a two-time Olympic silver medalist and Kim's coach, said.
The best has been provided by Kim, who just minutes after her record-setting short program was over drew comparisons to previous Olympic champions Peggy Fleming, Katarina Witt and Dorothy Hamill.
"She has her own style," Orser said. "She does not try to emulate anyone else. She has a different build, different strengths and weaknesses. Like these champions she skates from her soul."
Kim is representative of an Asian ascension more than a decade in the making. Skating's power shift might have been completed four years ago in Turin had Asada, then considered the best skater in the world, not been three months shy of the Olympic age cut-off.
Asia's rise has been driven in part by cultural components and a Japanese and Korean rivalry that dates back centuries.
The shift in global power is also partially Michelle Kwan's fault.
Kim, Asada and Ando, like the current generation of American skaters, said they were inspired by the five-time world champion Chinese-American skater. Kwan's influence also extends to the Asian-American community. Eight of the top 23 U.S. female skaters this season are Asian-American.
But Kim and the Japanese skaters were brought up in a much different training environment than American skaters, coaches of Asian skaters said.
"Japanese have great discipline," said Nikolai Morozov, who coaches Ando. "So when you tell them what to do they just listen and do it. Americans, 15, 16 years old, won't do this. They want to go out. They want to go to the movies."
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I was apprehensive when I pulled the cork as there were tiny spots of wine on the top of the cork, and quite a bit of wine all the way up the cork. However, the color was still a good dark purple, the aroma was very robust mix of blackberry, cherry cola and hints of camphor and leather. On the palate, a wonderful mix of black cherry, blackberry... Read More
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I have a problem with a QuickCam Pro 9000 that's driving me nuts. Inside the Logitech Webcam Software when I set the resolution to 320x240 I get a blank image at first and eventually I'll get a frozen image with a mostly horizontal line going across. When I select 960x720 I get an image where there is a thin sliver of a horizontal frame repeated over and over at a very slow frame rate. When I set the resolution at 640x480 it works fine.
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ANA and White Ops form 'The Marketers' Coalition' to study and reduce advertising bot fraud
NEW YORK – July 14, 2014 – The ANA (Association of National Advertisers) and online fraud detection firm, White Ops have launched 'The Marketers' Coalition', a joint research initiative to determine the level of bot fraud occurring across the digital advertising industry. The coalition's objective is to provide actionable data and insights which marketers can use to reduce bot fraud and improve marketing ROI.
Bot fraud refers to sites with phony traffic that collect payments from advertisers through the middlemen who aggregate space across many sites and resell that space. This ANA/White Ops initiative actively responds to serious breakdowns in the marketing supply chain. For some marketers it is estimated that 25-50% of money spent on digital advertising is wasted through "bot fraud" which affects display, video, mobile and social.
The Marketers' Coalition brings together some of the world's most recognizable brands from 30 companies, across the automotive, consumer products, financial, hospitality, pharmaceutical, retail, spirits, technology and travel industries. This pilot study will assess campaigns from national marketers and will kick off next month. Results are expected by mid-October. During the one-month study, each participant's advertising, will be tagged to help identify fraud. At the conclusion of the study, each participant will be given a customized confidential report providing overall fraud rates, fraud by platform (desktop, mobile), format (display, video), channel (publisher, network, exchange) and other relevant findings.
"Bot fraud costs marketers billions of dollars annually. Marketers must be proactive to fully understand the issue and identify solutions, said Bill Duggan, ANA, Group EVP. He added: "These results will create urgency for all legitimate players in the ecosystem to work together to eliminate bots and botnets that target unsuspecting advertisers."
The study results will be aggregated and made available to all participants and the wider industry. This will allow individual participants to benchmark their specific findings against the industry, leading to specific knowledge on ad budget waste and intelligence that allows for stronger negotiations and media mix optimization. Aggregated results and recommendations will be shared with the industry in the fourth quarter.
Bob Liodice, President and CEO of the ANA commented: "The findings will be integrated into a broad ecosystem effort to minimize fraud. This ongoing effort is jointly led by the IAB, 4As and the ANA and is focused on creating a trustworthy digital supply chain."
"The advertising industry is under siege" said White Ops CEO Michael J. J. Tiffany. "While some would say bot traffic is a 'cost of doing business' or a 'victimless crime,' they could not be more wrong. Corrupt data on campaign targeting and effectiveness harms brands and businesses, and the money made by criminals funds an underground that perpetrates many other forms of crime. Criminals have further benefitted from confusion and uncertainty in scoping the problem. This concerted effort is a way to normalize the data, establish better intelligence and present a unified front."
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text: home sales Report: Michigan real estate benefits from a lack of natural disasters By Steve Carmody • Sep 5, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A new report says Michigan homes are at much lower risk of natural disasters than those in other parts of the country. Realty Trac reports nearly half the homes in the U.S. are located in areas at high risk of wildfires, earthquakes, hurricanes and other natural disasters. "By this definition, when we are looking through the prism of natural disaster risk, housing in Michigan looks pretty good," says Daren Blomquist with realty Trac. Home foreclosures rose in first half of 2015 By Steve Carmody • Jul 16, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio For several years, Michigan's home foreclosure rate has been declining. But Realty Trac reports home foreclosure filings jumped nearly 17% during the first six months of 2015. Roughly half of those foreclosures involve homes in metro Detroit. Daren Blomquist is with Realty Trac. He cautions the increase is not as bad as people may think. Michigan mixed bag for home buyers making a low down payment By Steve Carmody • Jun 25, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Michigan counties rank near the top and the bottom of a new national report on home buying. Realty Trac looked at affordability and accessibility for home buyers putting up a low down payment. The report finds 90% of 370 counties nationwide were more affordable than they have been historically. Michigan house-flippers start the year busy By Steve Carmody • May 7, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Michigan house flippers were busy in first three months of 2015. In house flipping, homes are bought to be immediately turned around and sold again. About 5% of the single-family homes sold in Michigan from January through March were flipped. Nationally, only 4% of single family homes sold in the first quarter were flipped. Michigan home buyers may have less access to down payment programs By Steve Carmody • Feb 5, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio First-time home buyers in Michigan may have a harder time than people in other states finding down payment assistance. A study finds nationally 87% of homes on the market would qualify for a down payment program available in the county where they are located. But the report says there are fewer programs in Michigan than in most other states. Plan to give Detroit workers, retirees half-off vacant homes By The Associated Press • Jan 26, 2015 Jason Irla / Flickr DETROIT - Mayor Mike Duggan has released a plan to allow Detroit municipal workers, retirees and their families to pay half the price of their winning auction bids for city-owned houses. Duggan told reporters Monday that the program will help strengthen neighborhoods and return more residents to home ownership. He says the plan could be in place by mid-February if approved by City Council. The city owns thousands of empty houses. It is tearing down those that can't be rehabilitated while attempting to sell others to buyers willing to fix them up and move in. Detroit began auctioning vacant houses last year through its land bank. More Michigan homeowners are getting their heads above water By Steve Carmody • Jan 22, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Fewer and fewer Michigan homeowners are seriously underwater on their mortgages. Realty Trac reports 10% of Michigan homeowners owe at least 25% more on their mortgages than their homes are worth. The percentage of Michigan homeowners seriously underwater on their mortgages has been declining steadily since the Great Recession. Michigan's housing market expected to continue slow growth in 2015 By Steve Carmody • Dec 26, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio 2015 may be another slow growth year for Michigan's housing industry. A few years ago, as home sales slowly started to recover from the depths of the Great Recession, analysts were predicting a return to strong housing sales by 2015. Now that 2015 is a week away, those expectations are not quite as high. Fewer Michiganders are underwater on their mortgages By Steve Carmody • Oct 23, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A new report says a quarter of Michigan homeowners are underwater on their mortgages – and that's a big improvement. Back in 2012, roughly half of Michigan homeowners owed more on their mortgages than their homes were worth. Daren Bloomquist of Realty Trac says Michigan, like the rest of the nation, has seen steady improvement in home values since the end of the recession. Michigan's long, slow climb from home foreclosure crisis continues By Steve Carmody • Jun 24, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Michigan's home foreclosure crisis of a few years ago can still be felt by the state's real estate industry. In February, 2011, 35.3% of the homes sold in Michigan were distressed homes: formerly foreclosed on or being sold short for a loss. In May of this year, 18.6% of home sales involved distressed homes. Realty Trac reports Michigan home prices continue to improve, claiming the median sale price for a Michigan home last month was $100,000, that's up 18% in the past year. Lower mortgage interest rates offered in 8 Michigan cities By The Associated Press • May 23, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio LANSING – Michigan is helping provide lower interest rates to first-time homebuyers in eight cities. About 300 individual or families in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Flint, Pontiac, Saginaw, Battle Creek, Benton Harbor, and Jackson can take advantage of a program announced Friday. First-time homebuyers who meet eligibility requirements can get a 3.125% mortgage interest rate without down payment assistance. If they need help with their down payment, the interest rate is 3.625%. Gov. Rick Snyder says he wants to increase home sales in five cities hit hard by blight and three other cities needing a boost. Michigan State Housing Development Authority Executive Director Scott Woosley says most of Michigan's real estate market has bounced back, but some areas are still experiencing significant sales declines. Home foreclosures falling in Michigan, but many are not leaving their former homes By Steve Carmody • Apr 10, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio The number of homes in Michigan in foreclosure has dropped to its lowest level since 2005. Foreclosure filings in Michigan have been steadily declining for the past three and a half years. Daren Bloomquist is with Realty Trac. He says banks are now dealing with the problem of getting former owners or tenants to move out of their foreclosed homes. "One of the questions we get a lot is 'why (are) these properties not selling?'" says Bloomquist. "One of the major answers to that is because the former occupants are still living there … nationwide 50% of the time." It's getting more expensive to buy a home in Michigan By Steve Carmody • Feb 20, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Realty Trac is out with a report on home affordability. The report shows that rising home prices and interest rates are translating into higher monthly mortgage payments for home buyers. The report focused on three bedroom, single-family homes. Daren Bloomquist is with Realty Trac. He says Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties have seen a 40% to 50% increase in monthly mortgage payments on home sales in the past year. Bloomquist says home prices in the Detroit metro market are still very low. Many Michigan homeowners are still deeply underwater on their mortgages By Steve Carmody • Jan 11, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Realty Trac reports nearly a third of Michigan homeowners owe 25 percent or more on their mortgages than their homes are actually worth. In December, 31% of Michigan homeowners were deeply underwater on their mortgages. That's down from 37% in January of 2013. Nationally, 19% of homeowners are deeply underwater on their mortgages. Daren Bloomquist with Realty Trac says many homeowners have been waiting a long time for their house to gain value. Michigan's real estate industry should see more improvement in 2014 By Steve Carmody • Jan 4, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan is starting 2014 with its housing market in better shape than it's been in in years. The number of new home foreclosures is actually smaller than it was in 2006, before the recession began. Home prices are also improving. But Daren Bloomquist with Realty Trac says there are still many Michigan homeowners who owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth. He says 2014 may finally turn that around. Cash is king in Michigan home sales at the moment By Steve Carmody • Dec 20, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan has seen a sharp spike in the number of people paying cash for homes. Last month, cash sales represented 49% of the home sales in Michigan. Nationwide, 42% of home sales in November were all cash. Daren Bloomquist is with Realty Trac. He says investors are trying to gobble up a lot of newer, starter homes "These investors are seeing a window of opportunity when home prices in many markets have been undervalued, especially compared to rent," says Bloomquist. Michigan home buyers may face new problems By Vincent Duffy • Nov 30, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Critics say proposed legislation in Congress could hurt many home buyers in Michigan and the nation. The bills would allow exceptions to new limits on bank fees for mortgages. And it would become easier to give borrowers loans they can't afford. Gary Kalman is with the Center for Responsible Lending. He says the so-called "Mortgage Choice Act" would undermine what he calls a fair and balanced compromise. Home flipping returns to Michigan's real estate markets By Steve Carmody • Oct 17, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio House flippers in Michigan are having a tough time making money these days. Before the recession, house flipping was a small, but very active part of Michigan's real estate industry. House flipping is where a person buys a home and quickly puts it back on the market, hoping to make a profit on the sale. Many homes resell within six months. Flipping flopped during the recession as plunging home prices took the profit away. But a large stock of foreclosed homes and rising home prices has once again spurred interest in flipping in Michigan. Michigan home buyers might be the next to feel the pinch of the federal government shutdown By Steve Carmody • Oct 7, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The federal government shutdown could soon start affecting Michigan's real estate industry. The problem is government agencies that verify the identities and tax returns of people taking out mortgages are closed by the shutdown. That means banks and mortgage companies are unable to finish their paperwork on home loans. 8 years after the bubble burst, Michigan home sale prices are still inching their way back up By Steve Carmody • Sep 26, 2013 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Michigan home sale prices have made a major recovery from the bottom of the recession. But home prices are still far below their peak eight years ago. Michigan's median home price reached its peak in September, 2005 at about $150 thousand. After the bubble burst, home prices fell dramatically, tumbling to just $51 thousand dollars. Median home prices bottomed out in June of 2009 and have been climbing slowly since. Realty Trac's Daren Bloomquist says Michigan's median home price last month was $97 thousand dollars. More Michigan homeowners are underwater on their mortgages By Steve Carmody • Sep 5, 2013 Google Earth Michigan homeowners continue to struggle with underwater mortgages. Realty Trac reports today that 38% of Michigan homeowners owe at least 25% more on their mortgages than their homes are actually worth. Michigan trails only Nevada, Illinois and Florida for the percentage of home mortgages that are deeply underwater. Realty Trac's Daren Bloomquist says more homeowners in those states may be underwater on their mortgages, but home values are also rising faster than in Michigan. Flint's housing market tagged as one of the nation's fastest recovering from the recession By Steve Carmody • Aug 19, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio A new report lists Flint as one of the nation's fastest recovering housing markets. Realty Trac is out with a list of the best and worst recovering housing markets in the country. And for a change, Flint is not on the worst list. Daren Bloomquist is with Realty Trac. He says the nation's housing industry has clearly shifted into recovery mode during the past 18 months. Bloomquist says one of the best recovering housing markets is in Flint. Michigan's home foreclosure rate continues to fall By Steve Carmody • Jul 11, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan's home foreclosure rate is tumbling. The rate of home foreclosure filings in Michigan is half of what it was six months ago. June marked the 32nd consecutive month of "year-over-year" declines in the number of home foreclosure filings in Michigan. Daren Blomquist is with RealtyTrac. He expects that trend will continue. "We'll see the declines continue at least through the end of this year," says Blomquist, "But then I would expect in 2014 that's probably when we'll see the numbers flatten out." Michigan's governor signs foreclosure law changes By The Associated Press • Jul 4, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Governor Rick Snyder has signed into law changes in Michigan's home foreclosure rules but is calling on lawmakers to swiftly enact more legislation to clarify some issues.Bills signed Wednesday keep intact the redemption period when homeowners can challenge a foreclosure's legality. An earlier version of the legislation would have reduced the period from 6 months to 60 days. Michigan housing recovery attracts more sales agents By The Associated Press • Jun 29, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio TROY, Mich. (AP) - Here's a bullish sign: The number of people getting a Michigan license to buy or sell homes is up.The Detroit News reports that real estate agencies are adding more people as home prices rise and the state's economy improves. Coldwell Banker Weir Manuel in Troy says it recently hired 14 agents. Union: Michigan home builders not telling the truth when they claim there's a labor shortage By Steve Carmody • Jun 19, 2013 hstreetagent A major union is disputing claims by Michigan's home builders that there are not enough skilled workers to fill all the jobs in the state's resurgent construction industry. New home prices are up in Michigan this year. Building permits are also up. But the Home Builders Association of Michigan released a survey last month claiming a deep gap between the number of skilled trades workers and the jobs available. That's not true, according to Mike Jackson. He's the Secretary-Treasurer of the Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights. Looking for a little 'fixer-upper?' Try Detroit or Lansing By Steve Carmody • Jun 6, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Potential home buyers looking for a fixer-upper may want to look in Detroit or Lansing. Realty Trac is out with a list of the 15 cities with the largest number of bank-owned homes on the market that were built before 1960 and valued at under $100 thousand. Detroit tops the list, with nearly four thousand older homes with an average estimated value of just over $40 thousand. Lansing comes in 15th, with more than 500 pre-1960 homes with an average estimated value of $56 thousand. Michigan home builders have trouble finding skilled workers By Steve Carmody • May 29, 2013 calgaryrealestate.com Building permits are up by more than a third this year in Michigan. Home prices are also rising. These should be great days for Michigan's homebuilding industry, which nearly ground to a halt during the recession. But there's a problem: not enough workers. A survey finds a third of Michigan homebuilding contractors are having trouble finding enough workers to do the job. Fraudulent loan activity declines in Michigan By Steve Carmody • Apr 16, 2013 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Fraudulent loan activity declined slightly in Michigan at the end of last year. Kroll Factual Data checks loan applications for phony buyers, attempts to misrepresent the value of homes and other fraudulent information. Kroll president Rod Bazzani says there's been a surge in home loan refinancing, which may explain the decline. He says refinancing more than doubled last year. "When you understand that statistic, you realize you're going to have much less fraud in a refinance environment than you would in a purchase loan environment," says Bazzani. Michigan's home foreclosure rate closer to the national average By Steve Carmody • Apr 11, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan's home foreclosure rate is no longer among the nation's worst. Realty Trac reports Michigan ranked 16th in the nation in home foreclosures in March. That is a far cry from a few years ago when the state had the nation's highest foreclosure rate. Mary Townley is with the Michigan State Housing Development Authority. She credits the authority's "Step Forward" program for providing assistance to people at risk of losing their homes… Pages1 2 3 next › last »


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