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Complaint Review: GMAC MORTGAGE
GMAC MORTGAGE3451 Hammond Avenue Wateroll, Indiana United States of America
GMAC MORTGAGE Affordable Housing Scam Wateroll Indiana
*Consumer Suggestion: Make them prove they are the real party in interest
*Consumer Suggestion: The usual run around before dropping the hammer
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They also can provide the litigation paperwork support that your lawyer will just love as 90% of his work is done for him. Now all you do is pay him by the hour or on contingency which ever you can work out. The paperwork will include all the causes of action and supporting case law as well as all the laws violated.
Endless Fraud Detection even has a radio show with links at the top of their web page. They had a client on the rule of law radio network on Dec 17 that was talking about going through the rescission process. His mortgage had 17 violations and 11 of them were rescindable but it only takes one. My question is why modify, refinance or sell something that could contain fraud? Don't let them steal another home, yours or your friends.
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The usual run around before dropping the hammer
AUTHOR: nrsrchd - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, January 06, 2010POSTED: Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Now what will this include, a complete audit of all the paper work, and then either create a RESPA letter or a letter of rescission. The RESPA letter is asking for more information while the letter of rescission will ask for all money paid in back. Now add all the fines from the violations to the amount paid in and if it is more than the cost of the house they owe you a check. If not the you will need to renegotiate the difference for a really low interest rate, say 1% because they were very bad and need to be spanked like any child that has stolen a candy bar. Now that they know you know how to check their work they will be reluctant to pull the same thing again on paper, just make sure it does not give away to right to sue again should you find fraud again. That is what he "obama plan" does, you give up your right to sue if you find fraud later. This is how they are trying to cover up the poop they have place in the sand box called America and hope we don't smell it. Well we smell it and when we find it we need to throw it in their sand box, their bail out money.
The paper work is state and local municipality specific so nothing is left out. These guys go for every thing they can find and work hard to make sure they keep up with all laws. The ligation support paper work is so complete your lawyers it will raise his eyebrows when he reads what was placed in front of him and want to know how he can get in on this program. It includes all the supporting case law as well as all the laws violated. Once the mortgage company reads your complaint they will be calling to see what it will take to get you to go away as they will try to offer less than the prayer for relief so remind them, see you in court. This may happen a few times until they see you will accept nothing less than what is in the prayer for relief. Like the Ocwen case in Texas, they tried to foreclose on a 31,000 note and ended up paying the home owner 11.2 million dollars. They do not want these in front of a jury of home owners that might think they have been screwed as well.
They even have a radio show with links at the top of the home page. The Dec 17 show on the rule of law radio network has one of their clients talking about his letter to rescind and how he is waiting to complete the process. Now, when your child steals you punish him, right? Have not these companies stolen from us by securitizing the mortgage when we sign it, and then selling it in bundles to security pools, have they not given up their ownership of the note? Yes and now the "real party in interest" is the one that has the right to foreclose, not the mortgage company. Now finding the "RPII" is not that easy as many times the chain of custody can not be completed due to poor record keeping. Now if it is found that one person owns the note and someone else owns the security interest, oops, that is illegal as both must remain together to be enforceable. This is one of the things the audit will look for, the one who owns the note and security instrument. If the below link is not complete then just search for this case. Landmark National Bank v. Kesler, 2009.
Now that we have remedy available we need to use it to take back this country from the greedy bankers. They are destroying this country as well as the world by trying to control everything. We out number them so why are they getting away with this? Because too many people do not realize the situation and those that do are not usually aware they have remedy. Now lets take this country back one house at a time. Then we can save the rest of the world.
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Rachel C. Nelson, 86, of Bartlett, Tenn., died on Aug. 29, 2012. She was born on May 16, 1926 in Shelby County, Tenn. to the late Thomas and Hattie Kelley Carter. She was married to the late Stephen D. Nelson for 43 years. They made their life in Cordova, Tenn. She built an active life with her family and friends. She was a member of Shelby County PTA Council. Rachel loved all people and always helped them if she could. Rachel and her husband moved to Lake Arrowhead, Myrtle and were residents for 18 years. Stephen was President of Lake Arrowhead and Rachel was a member of Union County Homemakers. After her husband passed, she moved to Bartlett, Tenn.
She leaves five children, Linda Rusch (Jim) of Bartlett, Tenn., Nanc Crawford (Terry) of Lake Arrowhead, Myrtle, MS, Donna Harden (Rodney) of Arlington, Tenn., Martha Lohse (Billy) of Myrtle and Stephen D. Nelson, Jr. of Memphis, Tenn.; 15 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
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On why she's better now than in her previous "Idol" experiences: "I think I'm more suited for "Idol" this year because I know more of who I am as an artist and I know what translates just who I am as a person through my songs and my song selection... I think when you're younger, you just don't know exactly who are, even as person. I don't think you ever stop learning about yourself, of course, but I got into the competition, I went to Hollywood Week and I didn't get much sleep and I didn't eat and I ended up making decisions and I sang a song I'd never heard before in my life. So I knew not to do that. That's the difference!"
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On her additional musical talents: "I love to write. I've written my whole life. I was trying to write songs when I was in pre-school. My mom actually has a paper of where I had written some little song. I also play guitar. I didn't start playing until I was 18, but I love to play and I love to write."
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Bright horizon
Discover Canada's fly-in backcountry ski resorts
CRANBROOK, British Columbia A gloomy pall caps the valley as the lift rattles at the bottom of the mountain. Slowly, it passes into the clouds, a frosty mist hitting passengers in the face as an eerie yellow light envelops the chair.
The first glint of blue streams through the trees like sunlit daggers, giving way to a brilliantly cloudless sky that forces a squint, even through sunglasses. Once the eyes adjust, a splendor is revealed: massive, jagged peaks looming above, hundreds more on the horizon, all draped in a heavy blanket of snow.
Spectacular views, oceans of downy powder, unequaled variety – it's all part of the allure of the Powder Highway, a collection of authentic, rural Canadian ski resorts and one of the last uncovered winter destinations in North America.
"We're sort of the undiscovered part of British Columbia," says Wendy Van Puymbroeck, director of sales and marketing for St. Eugene Mission Resort. "It's really a beautiful area; people will love it once they realize it's here."
Located in the Kootenay Rockies region in southwest British Columbia, the Powder Highway has one of the world's highest densities of ski operations, with more than 50 along the 530-mile loop. There are eight alpine resorts and dozens of backcountry, heli and Snowcat ski operators, along with other activities, from snowshoeing to dogsledding to snowmobiling.
A destination for skiers from the Calgary area and Europe for years, the Powder Highway has mostly been an untapped resource for U.S. skiers and boarders. Extreme skiers know about the region – it is the birthplace of heli and cat skiing, after all – but the vacation crowd has stayed away, in part because it wasn't easy to reach.
A new direct flight from Salt Lake City to Cranbrook should change that.
The service, offered by Delta, began Dec. 17 and will run through April 5, with round-trip fares starting at $278. Instead of a four-hour drive from Calgary, the two-hour flight gives U.S. skiers direct access to the Powder Highway, starting with Kimberley Alpine Resort just up Highway 95A to Revelstoke Mountain Resort on the loop's northwest corner.
There are negotiations to extend the service to the summer, when visitors can take advantage of outdoor activities like golf (27 championship courses), fishing and kayaking.
"We're really touting ourselves now as fly-in, fly-out, ski-in, ski-out because in western Canada that's unheard of," says Bob Dyrda, manager of Tourism Kimberley. "You might be used to that in a place like Colorado, but here you often have to drive four hours once you fly in. Now, people are going to have access to some pretty wild country."
And truly Canadian.
Unlike bigger resorts filled with high-end art galleries and trendy shops, the towns of the Powder Highway have remained relatively unchanged, funky little hamlets filled with laid-back residents who still use "eh" to punctuate sentences.
Kimberley, the closest town to Cranbrook, has the look of a Bavarian alpine village with cozy local places like "Our Place" diner on the Platzl. For an authentic Canadian (and really cool) experience, Spirit Trails Adventures offers dinner in an igloo in the deep backcountry north of town.
The main street in Fernie, about an hour east of Cranbrook, still looks as it did during the coal-mining days of the late 1800s and the town is believed to have been cursed by the Ghostrider, which can been seen (in the form of a shadow) on the south face of Mount Hosmer. Take in a drop-in curling game for a truly Canadian vibe.
Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, roughly an hour north of Kimberley, is at the center of one of the largest collections of natural hot springs in the world and most don't have that musty sulfur smell. And visitors to Cranbrook can stay at the historic St. Eugene, a one-time mission where children of the Ktunaxa people attended school, and get a firsthand look at Canada's love of hockey by taking in a Kootenay Ice game.
"This is very grass roots, classic Canadian," says Ken Wilder, business manager for Panorama Mountain Village. "It's not a sort of Gucci kind of experience. It's very real."
The snow's not bad, either.
Unlike the wet, heavy stuff of western B.C., the snow along the Powder Highway is dry and fluffy, creating pristine champagne powder. There's a lot of it – most places average around 30 feet a year – so skiers can often find fresh powder three or four days after a big dump.
There's a wide variety of terrain, too, from the family-oriented groomers of Fairmont to the shoots, open pitches and tree skiing at Fernie. At Panorama, skiers can hit the backcountry from the resort's on-site heli-plex, then catch a couple black-diamond tree runs on the main mountain's Taynton Bowl in the afternoon.
And with so many options in close proximity, skiers and boarders can bounce from one resort to another and come back for 10 straight years with a different itinerary each time.
"We're encouraging people to have another ski opportunity," says Laurie Reed of Kootenay Rockies Tourism. "It'sanother option, an opportunity to see some of these great backcountry adventures were born."
Get high on resort living
Here's a look at the eight alpine resorts along the Powder Highway. Listed price is for adult lift ticket.
Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, fairmonthotsprings.com, about 90 minutes north of Cranbrook, off 95-93 near Invermere, adult lift ticket $32 U.S. or $40 Canadian. Designed mostly for beginners and intermediate skiers, making it a favorite among young families, seniors and newbie snowboarders. Packages with Fairmont Mountain Resort allow visitors to ski all day, then soak in the toasty – and nonsmelling – on-site mineral pools.
Fernie Alpine Resort, skifernie.com, about an hour east of Cranbrook, lift $58 or CA$75. A wide variety of terrain with a backcountry feel. Great views of the Lizard Range hovering above and plenty of shoots, open pitches and steep treed runs for the expert skiers. Check out local favorite Griz Bar at the end of the day and look for the Ghostrider on clear days.
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, kickinghorseresort.com, about three hours north of Cranbrook in Golden, lift $54 or CA$67. The newest resort on the Powder Highway, Kicking Horse has more than 4,100 vertical feet from top to bottom, second highest in Canada. Kicking Horse has an impressive amount of steep skiing with 60 percent of its runs designed for advanced and expert skiers.
Kimberley Alpine Resort, skikimberley.com, about 20 minutes north of Cranbrook on Highway 95A, lift $48 or CA$59. Located in the Purcell Range, Kimberley offers a family atmosphere with plenty of options for all levels of skiers, including some great glade runs on the face. Ski-in, ski-out condos near the lift. Check out the aptly named Vortex black diamond run for a challenge.
Panorama Mountain Village, skipanorama.com, about two hours north of Cranbrook off 93-95 near Invermere, lift $45 or CA$56. Panorama features a nice mix of groomers on the front side and killer double-blacks in the Extreme Dream Zone and Taynton Bowl on the back. Mountain capacity is 8,000, but village only holds 2,000, meaning lots of wide-open skiing. Has its own on-site heli-plex with about 120 different landing spots.
Red Mountain Resort, redresort.com, about three hours west of Cranbrook in Rossland, lift $48 or CA$59. Rated among North America's top expert ski resorts, Red Mountain is filled with steeps, trees and has a 30-acre terrain park. Red has 360-degree fall lines and beginners can ski for what feels like days by taking Silver Sheep to Rino's Run along the backside.
Revelstoke Mountain Resort, revelstokemountainresort.com, about 412 hours from Cranbrook, NW corner of Powder Highway, lift $57 or CA$71. "The Stoke" lives up to its name by offering plenty of steep runs, with just 10 percent of its trails designed for beginners. It claims to have North America's highest vertical at more than 5,200 feet from top to bottom and incredibly long runs, including the recently added 3.2-mile Snow Rodeo.
Whitewater Winter Resort, skiwhitewater.com, just under three hours west of Cranbrook, near Nelson, lift $44 or CA$55. A relatively small mountain with just three chairlifts, Whitewater makes up for it with its deep powder; 45 feet per year. The best stashes are found in the trees, and advanced skiers can traverse to Ymir Peak for a challenge. Fresh Tracks Cafe is unlike any mountain cafeteria you've ever tried; they've even got their own cookbook.
If you go
Getting there: Vancouver International Airport receives flights from around the world. Several border crossings serve Washington State. Ferries also arrive in British Columbia from the state's Olympic Peninsula.
Getting around: The city's newest light-rail line will connect the airport with downtown in late 2009. A ride on the Skytrain can be a great way for an initial exploration – as well as providing incredible views. Buses are generally efficient, but the best way to explore the accessible city center is to bundle up and walk. Even if it's raining (and there's a good chance it will be), the city core has plenty of underground malls.
The figure-skating arena is about 20 minutes by bus from the city center. Event tickets will include local transit fares. Snowboarding and freestyle skiing events on the city's North Shore will be tougher to reach. Alpine events are 90 miles away in Whistler, but an Olympic fleet of buses will be running. Traffic will be strictly limited on the Sea-to-Sky Highway, which was recently redeveloped at a cost of nearly $500 million.
What to eat: Vancouver's multiethnic population provides for unequaled dining adventures. Chinatown offers a taste of the Orient for all price ranges. The Punjabi Market at 49th Avenue and Main Street delivers the spicy tang of the Indian subcontinent, and Little Italy on Commercial Drive provides a distinctive Mediterranean flavor.
Where to stay: During the Olympics, even mountain-lovers may have to stay in Vancouver, because of the shortage of shelter in the hills. Both Vancouver and Whistler tourism officials are expecting more accommodations to open as 2009 progresses. Many will appear on 2010destinationplanner.com.
CoSport – cosport.com – is handling much of the accommodations, event tickets, airport meet-and-greet services, meals, ground transportation and host services.
Olympic tickets: In Canada, Olympic tickets have already been sold by lottery through the 2010 Games Web site, vancouver2010.com. A list of ticket agents is available through the spectator information and ticketing link at that site. In the United States, the agent is at cosport.com.
Skiing: Local skiing lasts into April at Whistler-Blackcomb, whistlerblackcomb.com; Grouse Mountain, grousemountain.com; Mount Seymour, mountseymour.com; and Cypress Mountain, cypressmountain.com. Cypress is hosting Olympic snowboarding and freestyle skiing events.
For more information: Transit, tours and accommodations in Vancouver: tourismvancouver.com. Information about British Columbia: hellobc.com.


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Ye.. giving MTGE it's props here. I'ts AGNC's hybrid brother after all.
Their reports looks stellar.
$4.03 per share of net income
Includes all unrealized gains and losses on investment and hedging portfolios
$0.71 per share of net spread income
Excludes $3.32 per share of other investment related net gains
$1.33 per share of estimated taxable income
$0.90 per share dividend declared on September 11, 2012
$0.54 per share undistributed estimated taxable income as of September 30, 2012
Increased $0.43 per share from $0.11 per share as of June 30, 2012
$25.21 per share net book value as of September 30, 2012
Increased $3.13 per share from $22.08 per share as of June 30, 2012
72% annualized economic return
Comprised of $0.90 per share dividend and $3.13 per share increase in net book value
I like this:
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1.88% net interest rate spread as of September 30, 2012
The spread moved up. Oh yeah.
This could give a sector boost to the hybrids.
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|, May 11, 2015
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Sore Toes
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I alway wondered what those second holes were for.
Thank you, thank you for the info.
I will tie my shoes like that when I play ball tomorrow and I hope it solves my sore toes problem.
|, May 3, 2015
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Sore Toes
Thanks for the info.
I forgot to mention that it seems that the middle 3 toes on each foot seem to hurt more than the big or little toes. Also I forgot to mention I play outfield and run bases for other guys 2 to 4 times a game.
Any distance runners out there?
|, May 3, 2015
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Sore Toes
Something I have been noticing more in the last few years is I have been getting sore toes during a game. It seems that my toes ram into the inside front of the shoe making them sore in the last few innings of the game. I feel the toe soreness on both feet. I wear different brands of shoes Boombah, Mizuno and even Reebok running shoes. It doesn't seem to make any difference. My foot size is 10.5 and the shoes are 11's. Should I go to 11.5's? Wear two pairs of sox?
Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated, especially from my sore toes!
|, March 16, 2015
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: BullHead City
On second thought....
I doubt plastic fences would hold up in all the strong winds that blow through the river valley..
Bad Idea!
|, March 16, 2015
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: BullHead City
It is possible that temporary plastic fences could be put up in the outfield at 300 feet.\
|, March 13, 2015
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Not HAPPY with Bats Unlimited!
So let me get this understood.
Did BATS UNLIMITED turn the bats over to FEDEX on time as per your order?
|, Feb. 2, 2015
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Dudley Lightning
According to Mike just making contact at any part of the ball with that sticky substance on the bat will make the ball exit like a hard hit knuckle ball?
|, Dec. 2, 2014
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Does This Make Sense??
I think that as a person gets older their twitch or high speed muscles decline. Which would explain why there are less home runs in the older age groups. Even though a person is just as strong they lose the higher speeds due to age. So it would be possibe that the higher speeds you once had with the lighter bat will decline to about the same speeds as a heavier bat as you get older.
|, Nov. 22, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: HELP---I just don't get it!
Can anyone explain to me how a tacky bat barrel makes any significant difference to the bat/ball contact?
I can't understand how a bat/ball contact being so fast that the human eye can't see it, is in anyway changed.
If there is a major difference in performance in ball flight, then how did the bat get approved?
|, Oct. 15, 2014
|Topic: Rules of the game
Discussion: Why Not Reward Performance?
You are absolutely correct!
And to think they did all that by entering the playoffs as a Wild Card team without the advantage of being "home team".
|, Oct. 13, 2014
|Topic: Rules of the game
Discussion: Why Not Reward Performance?
I think I'll wait until Miken puts out the Freak Black with the option of various end loads!
|, Oct. 11, 2014
|Topic: Rules of the game
Discussion: Why Not Reward Performance?
Correction to my last post...
Only the KC Royals should have been named!
|, Oct. 11, 2014
|Topic: Rules of the game
Discussion: Why Not Reward Performance?
If being the home team is such a big deal.....
Then explain why is the KC Royals and SF Giants are still in post season?
|, Aug. 21, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Rubber bat knob
What is the purpose for this silly looking thing?
|, July 27, 2014
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: What Happened To SENIOR SOFTBALL BAT REVIEWS?
But what happened to the Website?
|, June 16, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Bat Weights & Bat Doughnuts
Be sure to watch the VIDEO in the above article.
|, June 14, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Bat Weights & Bat Doughnuts
I was just reading an article about a study a few years ago that claims that swinging a weighted bat just prior to getting into the batters box will actually Slow Your Bat Speed DOWN!!
Any input or thoughts?
|, June 3, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Reebok Barrage
How were you able to verify which batch the bat was from?
|, May 28, 2014
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: masks
See Ya'
|, May 26, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: How to certify SENIOR bat?
Use a Magic Marker and print BPF 1.21 on your bat!


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Panting dogs were not as evident as in past years at the annual Pooch Parade/Dog Show.
Temperatures last Thursday evening in Ehmen Park were a bit cooler than in past years.
Dubbed the pooch parade by the Gothenburg Chamber of Commerce—the event sponsor—dogs and their owners kick off the Harvest Festival.
This year, Chamber officials did not track which dog and owner won each category but a list of participants follows:
Small dogs
Susie shown by Teagen, Willow shown by Hayley Stevens, Jasmin shown by Patrick, Taz shown by Sydney Houchin, Squirt shown by Cinch Sanger, Archie shown by Hailey Steuben, Yzaya shown by Noah Hasenauer, Marlie shown by Ava Foster, Daisy shown by Sam & Jack Aden, Tilly shown by Ben Rickertsen, Cinch shown by Dallee Barnes, Lolli shown by Bug and Uriah Blauvelt
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Jasper shown by Joseph and Ben Headley, Sam and Farley shown by Rebecca, Ace shown by Jax Rickertsen, Hiccup shown by Hayden Maline, Sofee shown by Dre Carthron, Buddy shown by Anna Cooper, K.T. shown by Xanthia Brian, Jock shown by Chloe Daharsh, Princess shown by Candace, Shylow shown by Candace Harms
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Teacher's Memorial:
There are still no named suspects in the homicide of an Aiken middle school teacher. Authorities believe someone stabbed Ann Smith to death, in her own home on Friday. Investigators found no signs of forced entry, and so far, there are no suspects in the case...but they haven't cleared anyone either. A memorial service for Smith will be held at four o'clock today, at Millbrook Baptist Church.
New Management On The Savannah:
After almost 20 years of running the Savannah River Site, Westinghouse Savannah River Company is out, and Savannah River Nuclear Solutions is in. Because it's such a big change, SRNS is planning a series of town hall meetings off-site for its employees, family members and the public. It'll be their chance to voice any concerns. Sources at the site tell News 12, the change affects as many as 100 managers at the site, who work for Westinghouse.
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Jewish Museum hosts provocative artwork of Soviet Union
Felix Lembersky's Jewish heritage and cultural background as a citizen of the Soviet Union during one of the most turbulent times of the modern age express themselves deeply in his artwork — indeed they are buttressed by this identity. The Jewish Museum is hosting a provocative, if at times inconsistent, survey of this artist's profoundly experienced life in paint.
The most ambitious work in the show is an interpretation of atrocity. "Execution: Babi Yar" (1952) depicts the 1941 massacre of 80,000 souls, 34,000 of whom were Jewish. Lembersky was one of the first visual artists to treat this subject matter. In doing so he used compositional devices from art history, specifically Gustave Courbet, as well as his knowledge of Soviet Social Realist traditions and his own gutsy paint application. »Read Full Article
Hooligan's owners selling bar, but it's not last call
When John Sidoff bought Hooligan's Super Bar, 2017 E. North Ave., in 1978, the east side attitude was different than it is today.
"It was really Bohemian. You didn't have the mass of students," Sidoff said. "It's kind of what Bay View is now. It's changed numerous times." »Read Full Article(13)
Brian Wilson Interview: Three thoughts on new album, tour and playing with Jeff Beck
Brian Wilson's current tour with Jeff Beck and fellow Beach Boys alum Al Jardine and David Marks comes to an end at the Riverside Theater Wednesday. Associated Press photo by Greg Allen. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee Repertory Theater's 'Forever Plaid' a winning blend
Midway through the production of "Forever Plaid," now on stage at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's Stackner Cabaret, the four wannabes in the limelight launch into a version of the Beatles' "She Loves You" featuring close, four-part harmony and customized, decidedly square tweaks to the lyrics.
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Rumpus Room's Matt Kerley moving to Blue Jacket
Matt Kerley, the executive chef of the Rumpus Room downtown, will take over as head chef at Blue Jacket in Walker's Point. »Read Full Blog Post
Surprise! Packers crush World Series in local ratings
Overnight ratings for Sunday night's Green Bay Packers game vs. the Minnesota Vikings on NBC were more than 12 times higher than the World Series game airing opposite on Fox, according to A.C. Nielsen Co. Nationally, however, it was a different story.
The Packers game, locally on WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), averaged a 49.6 rating for the night, compared with a 4.1 rating for Game 4 of the World Series game pitting the St. Louis Cardinals against the Boston Red Sox. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Rachael Ray coming to Riverside Theater Dec. 13
Daytime TV host and celebrity chef Rachael Ray once visited the Safe House and Miss Katie's Diner for her Food Network series "$40 a Day."
Now Ray's Milwaukee fans can see her live for $32.50 — and get a copy of her new cookbook "Week in a Day: Five Dishes-One Day" — when she appears at the Riverside Theater Dec. 13. Ray will share behind the scenes stories from her shows and offer kitchen tips, a Riverside press release states. »Read Full Article(1)
On Tap for Today: Visit familiar haunts, watch Conan on the really big screen and more
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The field of digital marketing is exciting and evolving. Access and dependence upon electronic technology via computers and mobile devices has made digital marketing "the new frontier" for businesses and advertisers of every size. In essence, digital marketing represents the evolution of advertising into a new media "space." Having a website is now a mandatory for profit and non-profit businesses alike. Developing innovative, strategic programs to drive sales, membership, and website traffic is the overarching goal of digital marketing professionals.
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FCW readers agree with a recent blog post that questioned the quality of acquisition training available to federal employees
FCW columnist and blogger Steve Kelman struck a nerve last month when he shared a worst-case scenario story about the state of acquisition training.
According to Kelman's source, the program in question was geared primarily at making sure the participants passed the course. Whether they actually learned something useful seemed beside the point. A case in point was the final exam, which featured 25 multiple-choice questions, such as "Which best describes the job of a COTR?," the source said.
Based on the comments we received, this is not an isolated incident. Readers say there is an obvious disparity between the content of training programs and the real-life demands of federal procurement.
"I've actually never found any of the acquisition curriculum to be very relevant," one reader said.
Here is a sampling of what other readers had to say. Some comments have been edited for length, style or clarity.
Let's Go Government UAcross the government there is a great deal of money being spent and number of organizations either providing directly or indirectly training programs to the acquisition workforce, and these courses frequently last for a week or more. Access to these courses varies; some are packed and some are undersubscribed. The quality of the faculty also varies greatly. A governmentwide "corporate university structure" needs to be adopted and implemented. There's a lot of work to do here, I hope [OFPP Administrator] Dan Gordon and the person he selects to be his new associate administrator for workforce will tackle this. — David Drabkin
From Regurgitation to PromotionMy experience with nearly all of these courses is that they are regurgitating far too much repetitive procedural information and do a poor job of promoting actual understanding. I once sat with tables of GS-11 and GS-12 specialists, with maybe a year of experience, who claimed that they were going to be getting their Level 2 warrants as soon as they finished the course and a promotion at the same time. Most of them could not actually put a contract together. They simply did not understand how to read a contract matrix, check the FAR, and reason their way through the regulations. They could pass the test on the pieces but were entirely unable to create a coherent whole product. And they still passed! Imagine a GS-12 who cannot piece together sections L and M receiving a Level 2 warrant and a grade increase. That's just a frightening state of affairs. — Julie Speers
Skills Before ProcessIn the acquisition and contracting arena, the tendency is to focus on the knowledge of the process and not necessarily the development of skills. This approach more frequently than not means the training is viewed by practitioners and students as less satisfactory. I am personally convinced that skills development has been severely curtailed by the introduction of automation -- the very basic process steps that begin to build the skills have become so automated that the thinking part of the process is being lost. — Mike Del-Colle
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Steve Kelman contends that a recent report on agencies' prize challenges tells only half the success story.
OMB's Data Center Optimization Initiative gives agencies new metrics and goals for fiscal 2018.
NSA and the CIA have revamped themselves in the past year. FCW asked officials how well Fort Meade and Langley are collaborating in cyberspace in pursuit of their separate missions.
The latest version of the Defense Department-wide Enterprise Service Management Framework places more emphasis on managing IT risk.
Despite GSA's efforts to accelerate the FedRAMP approval process, the lack of agency reciprocity puts the program's central goals at risk.
Got some early-career colleagues who are doing great things in federal IT? Nominate them for FCW's 2016 Rising Star awards.
The agency software inventories required under the draft category management policy will be treasure maps that lead to efficient, effective, streamlined buying and unprecedented savings.
As experts warned of the "dire" threats posed by outdated federal technology, lawmakers grilled top feds, debated workforce issues and inched closer to backing a $3.1 billion fix-it fund.
The agency is making strides in developing and deploying border technologies but still has some weaknesses.
Training doesn't happen in the classroom - EDUCATION does. There is a BIG difference. Therfore, I would change the title of your article to the following: "AQUISITION EDUCTION VS ACQUISITION TRAINING: THE CLASSROOM VS THE REAL WORLD" (OBTW: what's the difference between the two - simply ask this question - Would you want your local high school to provide your teenager sex training or sex education? See I knew you'd know the difference when you read the question!!)
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Allegiant Air computer woes delay fights
Published: Friday, July 18, 2014 at 1:31 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 18, 2014 at 1:31 p.m.
PUNTA GORDA - Charlotte County's primary airport had numerous flight delays on Friday after Allegiant Air experienced systemwide computer problems.
The problems for Allegiant, the lone carrier at Punta Gorda Airport, began around 5:30 a.m. on Friday, said airline spokesman Michael Lillard.
"It has impacted us to some extent," Gary Quill, the airport's executive director.
Early Friday, as eight flights were scheduled to depart and another eight arrive, some lines formed around Allegiant ticket counters, Quill added.
But by noon, Allegiant employees were processing passengers without computer assistance, he added.
Just before lunchtime on Friday, Allegiant's website was inoperable, as well.
"Good deals come to those who wait...." the site stated. "The Allegiant website is currently unavailable. Thanks for your patience. Please try again in a few minutes."
At St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport, that airport's largest carrier, more than a dozen Allegiant flights were impacted.
Lillard added that no Allegiant flights had been cancelled as a result of the technical glitch.
"Our computer system that internally processes passengers checking in to board flights went down at approximately 5:25 a.m. Pacific time on Friday," he said.
"We are aggressively working to fix the issue, and no flights have been cancelled as a result, only delayed."
The delays come as Punta Gorda's passenger counts have surged as a result of Allegiant flights.
In June, the airport reported passenger counts rose 63 percent vs. the same month in 2013, to 52,167.
From Jan. 1 to June 30, a total of 355,822 travelers have flown Allegiant into, or out of, Punta Gorda, according to the Charlotte County Airport Authority.
That represents a gain of 119 percent from the same period a year ago.
"The continued growth of the airport is providing jobs, resulting in spending and investment in our community," said Don Lee, chairman of the airport authority, in a a statement.
Las Vegas-based Allegiant provides non-stop service to 23 cities from Punta Gorda, including Asheville, North Carolina; Bangor, Maine; Cincinnati, Ohio; Des Moines, Iowa; Niagara Falls, New York; and Peoria, Illinois.
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Mr. James M. Denny, Jr., also known as Jim, founded Navicure, Inc. in 2000 and has been its Chairman since inception. Mr. Denny serves as Chief Executive Officer and President of Navicure, Inc. He has more than fifteen years of leadership experience in the healthcare technology industry. From 1995 to 2000, he served in a variety of senior management positions with NDCHealth's Provider Healthcare Transaction Group. Mr. Denny was responsible for a NDCHealth's unit that ...
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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Sebring with free breakfast and outdoor pool
Situated in Sebring, this hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Veterans Beach, Lakeshore Mall, and Durrah Martin Complex. Depot Museum and Donaldson Park are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Along with an outdoor pool, this hotel has coffee/tea in a common area and a business center. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include conference rooms, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities.
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Quality Inn & Suites6525 Us Highway 27 N Sebring FL 33870
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Sebring hotel also offers an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and a picnic area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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The Glovers will have to undergo a defensive reshuffle against Paul Dickov's men with Fulham defender Dan Burn missing after picking up his fifth yellow card of the season against Walsall.
Another regular who will not be featuring is midfielder Korey Smith who is set to hold talks with Norwich about his future this week after returning to Carrow Road having made 18 appearances in his three-month stay.
And versatile full-back Joe Edwards, who has been with the club since September from Bristol City, will play the final game of his loan spell against the Latics.
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January 26, 2012 at 09:17 PM
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