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Posted on 04/18/2011 3:40:01 AM PDT by Neidermeyer
On March 30, an Alabama judge issued a short, conclusory order that stopped foreclosure on the home of a beleaguered family, and also prevents the same bank in the case from trying to foreclose against that couple, ever again. This may not seem like big news -- but upon review of the underlying documents, the extraordinarily important nature of the decision and the case becomes obvious.
No Securitization, No Foreclosure
The couple involved, the Horaces, took out a predatory mortgage with Encore Credit Corp in November, 2005. Apparently Encore sold their loan to EMC Mortgage Corp, who then tried to securitize it in a Bear Stearns deal. If the securitization had been done properly, in February 2006 the trust created to hold the loans would have acquired the Horace loan. Once the Horaces defaulted, as they did in 2007, the trustee would have been able to foreclose on the Horaces.
And that's why this case is so big: the judge found the securitization of the Horace loan wasn't done properly, so the trustee -- LaSalle National Bank Association, now part of Bank of America (BAC) -- couldn't foreclose. In making that decision, the judge is the first to really address the issue, head-on: If a screwed-up securitization process meant a loan never got securitized, can a bank foreclose under the state versions of the Uniform Commercial Code anyway? This judge says no, finding that since the securitization was busted, the trust didn't have the right to foreclose, period.
If the home values the homes were assessed at were somewhat aligned with the values the homes have and will have for the next twenty years there was no fraud.
I and many others, however have asserted for over a decade now that the assessment system was corrupted - and that eventually the real estate house of cards would collapse.
If, as we have been asserting all this time the real estate values are down and staying down then yes, there absolutely was fraud against the home owners. We aren't prophets and don't have psychic powers - which would be the only way the Banks and appraisors were not defrauding the public against out warnings all these years.
So what is it, Triple?
If home prices don't go back up - or are you going to try to say those of us who were warning America with our little presentations and pictures and charts were psychics?
You don't have a third option.
I do not believe in either party receiving windfall profits.
(1) If the occupants did not pay off the amount of the mortgage they entered into, with the agreed upon interest, then they should not get the house. Period. It should be foreclosed and sold.
(2) If the bank received TARP money to cover the bad loan, then any proceeds from selling the foreclosed house should go to the federal treasury.
You are making a paper work foul up in to something it is not.
It's not a "paperwork foulup" It's organized crime.
It starts with the homeowner tricked by signing a contract that doesn't name the counterparty ..
The hidden financier/lender thinks they are getting an income stream...
The Wall Street bank that sold the mortgage keeps (on purpose) the note , never actually funds the trust (which they control). They wanted crap loans so they would get a higher rate ... told investors loans were high quality ... In other words they lied to the investors and kept HUGE amounts of their capital ... for example the "trust" may have shown $1B of loans averaging 6.5% but because the investors were unable to see the actual loans they didn't know they were getting $600M at 8% ... and Lehman or GS or Morgan Stanley sent $400M to their account in the Caymens..
Now with the investment vehicle "broken" they collect on many times the face value in insurance ... THE INVESTORS GET NOTHING ,, SCREWED AGAIN ...
Today we have loans that are documented to have been in a trust but never went there and they are in default .. According to the PSA rules it is IMPOSSIBLE to unscramble the egg as a Trust cannot accept a bad loan ,, especially YEARS after the cutoff date ...
The "banks" (straw man of the wall streeters) are foreclosing through their servicers although they lost NOTHING , have no interest in the loan ...
The real investors that put up money have taken years to maneuver into a position where they can fight back ,, they are there now ... don't doubt me...
there was no fraud against the homeowner
Homes aren't a "want" a place to live is a need ... in my area the monsoon of cash thrown at the market had average 4/2/2 houses that used to sell for $110 going for $300+ , in my area that is approx 7x the average salary ,, WAY OUT OF BOUNDS ... and it was all driven by the fact that a Mexican with no SS or history could walk into a WAMU , claim a 150k salary and buy his cousins house for triple what it was worth and they would split the take and go back to Tijuana. There were no houses to rent back then ,, all the apartments went condo .. and those condo's have crashed from 250K down to 30k...
We're not talking about buying the latest tennis shoes or whatever new thing Apple just intro'd ... People really had no choice but to pay up... this went on for 5 years ,, it wasn't a "blip" you could wait out.
As you live in Virginia I must ask what agency of Obama's you work for?
How exactly does one teach "real estate" ? Did you teach those seminars for new RE agents? Did you teach RE law? Did you teach what the book says or what actually went on?
Why don't you ever answer any questions?
Just like being a provacateur?
Do you have anything to add to the discussion or are you limited to simple phraseology and monosylabbic answers?
It's called a free market, with voluntary buyers and sellers agreeing on a price. The bank does not set the price nor does any appraiser.
When you flood a market with money you bump prices. When you manipulate a market by disregarding all qualifications of the buyer you bump prices ,, if you want a job as an appraiser you give the numbers the bank wants ,, If you need a place to live you pay the price.
This ponzi scheme needed steadily increasing prices ,, and they manufactured them for 6 long years.
I've read your posts here and on other blogs and have concluded that you either work for the fraudsters or Owhatever. You know so much that is not true. Please go pester someone else.
Goldman Sachs and Executive Charged With Fraud
ROMAN PINO vs. THE BANK OF NEW YORK, ETC., ET AL.
Cheer leading the destruction of one's own country is about as low as one can get.
Thanks , I hadn't seen that first story (Paulson/ABACUS) ,, of all the frauds that is by far the most blatant and easily understandable.
You're wrong. The court is saying the bifurcation of the note and mortgage rendered the note unsecured - like a jumbo (or should we say, jumbled) personal loan. The house doesn't secure the note any longer.
Whoever is entitled to payment (the one who legally holds the note) may sue the homeowner (if they can ever determine who that is) to satisfy the jumbo personal loan; their home is debt free, the homeowner may not be.
There is no judge nor court that can "fix" this problem to the bank's best interest. They skewered themselves over their own invented sword called "REMICS". Arrange the letters a little differently and you get "CRIMES". Ironic, isn't it?
They can file a motion to quiet title and get the title cleared, especially true now the court has ruled in their favor.
I heard of a bank a few blocks from me, that had protesters from moveon.org as part of this glop today.
except now the home owner owes all of the attorney legal fees as well
Not the ones stemming from the paperwork mess caused by the banks and investors. Then we still have to deal with the fraud and tax evasion by the banks that violated state laws.
Does that satisfy all claims to the title, or just the one the bank claims?
moveon.org is linked with the anti foreclosure types
Every once in a while a blind squirrel finds a nut...
I can assure you that I am not a moveon type , I want to see the rule of law prevail ,, the fraud condoned by the Bush2 and Obama admins ($4T down the rat hole) is why we cannot pull out of the financial mess we're in ,, Maybe we should follow Japans lead and keep throwing money at the criminals for the next 20 years ... except we probably don't have 20 months left.
Well that's great, but saying that people should be able to get out of their mortgages doesn't square with that.
As I have said many times; if housing prices had gone up; no one would be concerned about how mortgages are securitized.
We just have a lot of people looking for loopholes and for cover.
And if it was my home that had declined in value by 50% and I put 0% down; I might be one of them.
We are a nation of excuse makers and blame shifters. Personal responsibility is a quaint concept of the past. And it may destroy our nation as we know it.
That is a goal of move.og.
Other con men who lie about the known value of the product they are misrepresenting to the mark use the exact same line you are using - with the same intent.
If I am treating anyone unfairly, home and business locations will be selling for a similar price to what they went for in 2008 within three years.
If not, the banks - and their unprincipled apologists as well - were full of shit and deserve everything they and you get.
I note that this thread is just full of whining apologists for the banking industry all upset that the law requires them to transfer ownership in a certain way - and the way they tried to transfer ownership of likely unrecoverable loans was illegal and they want a do-over.
I saw this coming years in advance. It was unavoidable - as the properties were and are worth no where near what the loans were for.
If I am wrong, you can ridicule me on it three years from now - because you can be damned sure that if you are still on these forums then I won't be cutting you any slack if things continue the way things pretty much have to go when you have built a fifteen year oversupply of buildings.
Buyer beware indeed. Also poster beware - things you post now will be showing up in quotes in the future calling into question your credibility based on your past lack of comprehension or integrity.
I guess personal responsibility is a one way street, eh?
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And the ACLU is linked with some credible causes as well. they do it to achieve legitimacy.The mortgage fraud is real and people here at Free Republic have also been involved since early on.
Is it your intention to imply that Jim Robinson (since he runs this site) is now somehow connected to move on.org?
Also - what prompted you to characterize this as being anti foreclosure rather than anti mortgage fraud?
Do you also claim people opposed to illegal aliens are also opposed to immigration as a whole?
Just seeing if you are consistent.
Throw the book at them
I do quite a bit of bankruptcy law and have a multitude of cases where the bankrupt lost their homes to the mortgage company as a secured creditor. If the bankruptcy trustees or bankruptcy court judges believed there was good law to claim that these properties were unsecured, they would go after the property in a New York minute. However, no bankruptcy trustee or court in the entire country has tried to claim that these mortgages are void or even voidable.
Throw the book at them
There may be SOME of it that is real on the origination side.
But that's not what we hear from some posters.
Some posters infer that every foreclosure is unjust and unlawful.
Skipping out on taxes seemed like a cherry on top. lol We're all supposed to be goose-stepping the dead-beat line. Fail.
Don't forget the CRA...
"Dont forget the CRA..."
Of course anyone who is knowledgeable of the industry, knows the CRA has some blame for what happened.
If you do not make payment arrangements it is over with. I got involved in car finance for a few years, every time I got a bankruptcy notice I would hang it on the wall, twenty four hour after the hearing I would repo the car. I was always getting those calls I filed bankruptcy you cannot get my car. Always a good laugh.
Popular delusions and the madness of synthetic securitization.
LOL, and you have the little thing called intent, the lenders never pulled a gun on anyone and forced them to sign anything.
Laws are for other people, certainly not the ultra-rich country club set from Wall Street.
Well that's great, but saying that people should be able to get out of their mortgages doesn't square with that
People aren't "getting out of their mortgages" ,, the mortgages were invalid from inception , they don't really exist according to the TILA laws , they weren't mortgages they were undisclosed securities contracts with hidden parties , they cannot and will not stand.
When people start realizing that the foreclosing entities are the ones that have been getting the "free house" you're so upset about ,, that they NEVER LENT THE MONEY ,, then your attitude will change .. you're just conditioned to accept the banks argument because "they're the bank" ,, WELL ; THEY"RE NOT THE LENDER ,, the way the Wall Streeters constructed this scam is to ensure thatthey through control of the servicing and trusts would always be between the lender and borrower ... SO THEY COULD CONTROL THE INFORMATION...
I do quite a bit of bankruptcy law ..... to the mortgage company as a secured creditor.
Maybe you should update your skills ,, if the mortgage is securitized list it as an unsecured assett and make the lender prove chain of title .. your claim about a lack of case law in the way you stated it is valid but deceptive ... MANY people have taken that route and won as it is easier than going QT outside of BK.
The failure of to disclose the real lender is a violation unto itself leading to various remedies and consequences especially as to perfection of the lien, and providing the context for a transaction with clear title. But the intentional act of FALSELY stating the name of the Lender without any reference to disclosing a principal or under ordinary principal agent rules, and the failure to provide either the real lender or the borrower with the documents (some of which should have been recorded in the title registry in the country recording office) creates a fatal defect in perfecting a lien to the point where the note is a nullity and the mortgage or deed of trust is nothing more than a wild deed. Any subsequent foreclosure sale in which a deed is used on a credit bid would similarly be a wild deed subject to either being ignored as void or voidable by judicial action.
That's horsehockey.
They signed a valid mortgage at their closing.
The only question with some; is who is able to foreclose due to the mortgages being sold.
Horace - just don't seem like a typical 'Bama name. Are they even citizens?
You do not have a clue as to what you are talking about. And, when the courts eventually throw this nonsense out, you will be claiming the court is in the bank's pocket.
Sound a little like what is going on in the mortgage business?
It seems that we have intent by the otrgage companies to evade taxes by not using the established procedure to record mortgages. By using appraisers that would go along with any asking price, the banks mislead borrowers into thinking they were paying a reasonable price. On the other hand, the borrowers asked for mortgages that they couldn't afford. It seems that almost everyone involved was part of the problem.
It seems that we have intent by the mortgage companies to evade taxes by not using the established procedure to record mortgages. By using appraisers that would go along with any asking price, the banks mislead borrowers into thinking they were paying a reasonable price. On the other hand, the borrowers asked for mortgages that they couldn't afford. It seems that almost everyone involved was part of the problem.
Sounds like you may have lost your home - if that is the case you probably paid too high a price based on your ability to make the payments.
I say this based on the emotion apparent in your reply.
The painful fact is, the value of an object is determined by the buyer and seller at a point in time. Circumstances change - and willing and able buyers are not always plentiful - when that is the case - prices fall.
When buyers are eager and abundant - prices rise. Neither I nor anyone else can predict with confidence rising or falling prices of objects.
Please take a class in macro economics - it may help protect you from paying too much in your next major purchase.
Who, that's the problem - there ARE NO ASSIGNMENTS. MERS was the responsible party for failing to do that. Anyone who claims to be an assign, a holder in due course, has to prove they have standing - that's a problem also because the chain of assignment is lost and cannot be "reconstructed" without unwinding a mess of MBS's and by violation of the MBS Pooling, subjecting themselves and investors to millions in taxes and penalties.
Some loan servicing banks will walk away before risking the chance of having fork over millions to establish that chain.
You really should follow the works and advice of Adam Levin and excellent defense foreclosure lawyers like Tom Ice, Carol Asbury, Matt Weidner, Lynn Szymoniak, Nick Wooten, Gary Blackburn, and Max Gardner III.
I'll let their works testify for themselves without "making up stuff".
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HP Pavilion dm3-101tu
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The HP Pavilion dm3-101tu (VV707PA) is an inexpensive notebook, yet it packs plenty of CPU speed and battery life, and has good connectivity options. We think it would suit students looking for something light, long-lasting and comfortable to type on, but even business users might want to look into it. We just wish HP wouldn't pre-load so much software.
Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 02/16/2010
Rating: Total score: 80%
Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 4500MHD: Onboard (shared Memory) GPU built in the GM45, GE45 and GS45 chipset (Montevina). Because of two more shaders and a higher core clock, much faster than the old GMA X3100. Still not advisable for gamers (DirectX 10 games not playable or only with very low settings). The integrated video processor is able to help decode HD videos (AVC/VC-2/MPEG2) , e.g., for a fluent Blu-Ray playback with slow CPUs.
Only some 3D games with very low demands are playable with these cards.
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Intel Pentium Dual Core: The return of the name Pentium, though it is a Yonah core. In fact, it is a double Core processor with a very good relation of performance to current consumption.
SU4100: Entry-level dual core processor for slim and light subnotebooks. Due to the Pentium name, the CPU may have less power saving features than Core 2 Duo processors.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
Above all, this display size is used for subnotebooks, ultrabooks and convertibles. For all three types, this size is quite large. The biggest variety of subnotebooks is represented with this size.
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Ever been told by one of your friends that the book is so much better than the movie? As a person who has Bachelor's degree history, this is something many of my colleagues often told me. In recent years I've decided to investigate it for myself. Maybe its just me, but I had a hard time believing a book could be more entertaining than a movie. Sure, the movie has to be well done but if you get a marquee cast that shouldn't be too difficult right? Although I have to admit it, I've attemtped this in reverse where I watch the film and then read the book and see if it is just as good (or better) than the film. The first movie I attempted this with was 2005 (book) Public Enemies after I had watched the film starring Johnny Depp in 2009. Ryan Burrough's book was absolutely outstanding and went a lot farther than the film, and I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to know the whole story on the crime spree that captivated America back in 1930. Yet it doesn't always turn out that way. Case in point, Tom Clancy's (1984) book The Hunt For Red October. Mind you, I have always loved the Hunt for Red October movie (1990) so I was looking forward to reading Clancy's book hoping I'd be rewarded as I was with Public Enemies. Wow, was I wrong. Clancy's book was clunky and disjointed. I didn't mind all of the intricate military jargon he included but I felt the story line was plodding and predictable. This was a case where the film shined and the book failed to live up to it. So what in the heck does this have to do with the Minnesota Wild?
On Tuesday night, the Minnesota Wild rallied back from a 1-0 deficit to defeat the San Jose Sharks 2-1 playing most of the game with a rookie goaltender Matthew Hackett making his NHL debut, albeit in relief of an injured Josh Harding. After the game, on NHL Network's On the Fly which is the nightly highlight show which covers all of the games on that particular day the two they had working were Brian Duff and former NHL tough guy Kelly Chase.
What does Tom Clancy's book share in common with Kelly Chase?
Duff is your typical sportscaster, but Kelly Chase decided to talk some trash when asked how the Wild keep managing to win games and stay atop of the NHL standings. Chase then tossed out long-time Wild criticisms about Minnesota being "boring" and that the club just sits in the neutral zone and waits for opposing teams to attack. He could've given the team credit for the tremendous play of its energy line (which you'd think an career 3rd-4th liner would recognize) being the team's true strength, but no he didn't try to actually add anything insightful and simply regurgitated old Wild stereotypes. So like Clancy's book, it left me disappointed and wondering what people see that is so special about him. During his playing career, Chase loved to chirp so I am sure he's simply disappointed his Blues are behind Minnesota in the standings. So if you want to hear clunky disjointed crap, listen to Kelly Chase. But if you want to see just how the Wild have managed to do what they have, watch a game for yourself and see that it really is a product that fits the notion of you can't judge a book by its cover. Will Minnesota keep giving uninformed oafs like Kelly Chase a reason to eat crow or will they have another bad game in Los Angeles?
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1st Period Thoughts: Minnesota would put out its top line to start the game, and it was Jeff Taffe making his presence felt right away as he tried to set up Mikko Koivu. The Wild would control the zone, and Jared Spurgeon would blast a slap shot from the point that missed wide and the puck would carom off the boards behind the goal which would be picked up by Koivu and he swept a shot through the leg pads of Jonathan Quick to give Minnesota a 1-0 lead just 24 seconds into the game. The Kings tried to answer back but would be a little careless and Justin Williams would trip up Matthew Hackett while attempting to forecheck for an obvious goaltender interference penalty. Minnesota had a great first chance on the power play as Kyle Brodziak redirected a point shot by Spurgeon that was blocked aside by Quick. The Wild would have another great chance a few moments later as Jeff Taffe pounced on a shot just underneath left faceoff circle that Quick absorbed. Minnesota would come up empty on the man advantage, but the Wild continued to win the races to the loose pucks. Los Angeles tried to get something going offensively with its top line as Anze Kopitar tried to dangle his way around the Wild defense but Minnesota was quick to circle to wagons around Hackett. The Kings tried to assert itself physically, using its plethora of big-bodied forwards as Dustin Penner shielded off a Wild defender before spinning and firing a shot on goal. Los Angeles started to win the territory battle, keeping Minnesota bottled up in its own zone and the Wild would help the Kings' by icing the puck. The home club was taking the body with great frequency as Dustin Brown was dealing out big checks as he tried to spark his team. The Kings were getting closer and closer to finding the equalizer as a sneaky wrist shot by Drew Doughty would trickle by Hackett but he was bailed out by Jared Spurgeon who swept the puck out of harm's way at the last moment. Minnesota was scrambling a bit and they were not helping their cause by reaching with the stick instead of skating and the Kings would start to regularly out hustle the Wild. The Wild would start to counterpunch, and a blocked shot by Pierre-Marc Bouchard who would follow the puck for a breakaway but he didn't have much time to do anything with it and his backhand shot was stopped with ease by Quick but the puck would be corraled by Matt Cullen but his centering pass back to Bouchard would fail to click. Minnesota continued to counterpunch and Marco Scandella would try to lead the rush he'd slide a pass over to Casey Wellman who stepped into a slap shot that was directed to the corner by the leg pad of Quick. The Kings tried to slow down the Wild's momentum with a little offensive pressure of their own as Los Angeles would move the puck well in the Minnesota zone and Rob Scuderi set up Kopitar for a heavy wrist shot that was steered away by the glove of Hackett who made a fine save. Minnesota and Hackett would stop a few late wrap around attempts and the Wild kept a 1-0 lead with both clubs tied at 12 shots apiece. Not a bad 1st period on the road for the Wild, as long as they keep moving their feet effectively and stay out of the penalty box I think they should be just fine.
2nd Period Thoughts: Minnesota had an excellent 1st shift of the period as the line of Taffe, Koivu and Dany Heatley caused the Kings some problems. Taffe was especially pesky along the wall and Minnesota was able to keep Los Angeles bottled up in its own end and it was Koivu directing a shot on goal. Just moments after this solid shift the Wild continued with another solid effort by the 3rd line of Kyle Brodziak, Darroll Powe and Nick Johnson as they swarmed near the Kings' crease and Quick would find himself a little out of position and the puck was poked home by Powe, 2-0 Wild. The Kings' defense was remarkably lazy as they showed no effort to sweep away the puck and they'd pay the price for this lack of dilligence. Minnesota continued to dominate early as the 4th line of Brad Staubitz, Cody Almond and Colton Gillies established the forecheck and were winning the small battles for the puck along the wall. Los Angeles just wasn't skating very well and Dustin Brown would take a rather lazy interference penalty. The power play would be short-lived as Kyle Brodziak would deliver a shoulder and shoulder hit that sent Kopitar sliding into the boards and predictably this led to a bit of a shoving match near the collision as the Kings star laid on the ice in discomfort. The officials apparently felt Brodziak was guilty of something else he tagged with a 5-minute major for boarding along with a game misconduct. It was a completely ridiculous call for a hit that should have maybe yielded a 2-minute minor. I doubt we'll see a suspension on such a marginal hit; and Kopitar wasn't that worse for the wear as he'd be out on their power play just about a minute later. The call was made by the center-ice official (Tim Peel) who was the farthest away from the puck while the referee near where the hit took place never raised his arm making the call all that much more supsect. The Kings' power play tried to set up the big one timer but its blasts from the point would miss wide. Minnesota was content to just play in a fairly tight box near the Wild crease and some timely stick play gave their penalty killers just enough rest to prevent the Kings from really threatening too much. Hackett had a few fine glove saves with some Los Angeles forwards camped out near his crease and Minnesota would get the big kill. After the killed penalty the Wild seemed calm and composed to control the pace of play as they were quick to retreat and defend their end of the ice. The Kings were trying to work the puck deep and then crash the crease but Hackett was equally poised as his team and would make the saves and his defense was there to take the puck out of danger and keep Minnesota holding onto its 2-goal lead. Los Angeles' Dustin Penner, would get his stick into the grill of Jared Spurgeon and on the delayed call Minnesota would pull Hackett for an extra attacker. The Kings rather lazily tried to go after the puck but Minnesota woudl carry it into the Kings' zone and Marco Scandella found a little open ice and he took a pass and fired a wrist shot by Quick to put Minnesota up 3-0. About a minute after the Wild goal, Los Angeles would give Minnesota another power play when Jarrett Stoll was given a holding the stick penalty. Minnesota's power play was efficient as Bouchard set up Dany Heatley for a big one timer from just inside the left faceoff circle that was stopped by the shoulder of Quick. The Wild continued to move the puck effectively and it was Marco Scandella who made a pretty move near the blueline which would draw a hooking penalty on Kopitar. Wild Head Coach Mike Yeo would call a timeout as Minnesota hoped to apply the dagger in the closing moments of the 2nd period. Minnesota had Koivu and Heatley working the points but the Kings were wise to keep a player challenging Heatley from just taking the big slapper and the Wild were unable to capitalize on the 2-man advantage. Cody Almond would take a foolish retaliation penalty as he gave Dustin Brown a wack after taking a hit by the Kings' hit leader. Minnesota still had to feel very good about leading 3-0 going into the 3rd period. It was a quality period despite an atrocious call on Kyle Brodziak.
3rd Period Thoughts: After less than a minute of 4-on-4, the Kings would have a shortened power play as Anze Kopitar left the penalty box. Yet it was Minnesota that would have the best initial scoring chance, as Darroll Powe fired heavy wrist shot that was gloved by Quick. The Kings were able to get absolutely nothing accomplished the power play and Minnesota continued to play its safe, quiet but effective defensive game. Los Angeles just was not moving with a lot of urgency and Minnesota continued to win battles for the puck along the wall. Just as I say this, the Kings generate as Kopitar wheeled his way around the zone where he fired a shot that was stopped by Hackett but he gave up a big rebound and Penner buried it on a shot taken from the slot to cut the Wild lead to two, 3-1. The goal would give the Kings some much-needed confidence and Kopitar started to assert his star talent with some outstanding puck handling, as he had it on a string as he drove towards the goal and Hackett would try to cover it with his glove but it was knocked free and directed to the corner as the net was knocked off the moorings. Minnesota started to counterattack a bit and a nice play on the forecheck by Pierre-Marc Bouchard nearly put the Wild back up by three as Bouchard rang slap shot off the post. The Wild would have another great chance a few minutes later as Koivu set him up for a quick snap shot that missed just wide. The Kings answered right back with a rush of their own and their wrap around attempt was again denied by Spurgeon who bailed Hackett out for a 2nd time. Minnesota was scrambling a bit in its own zone as Drew Doughty tee'd up a blast from the point that Hackett knocked down but the puck was swept up by Trent Hunter who gunned a snap shot wide of the Wild goal. The Wild started to counter punch and a nice little play by Nick Johnson to tip a pass from along the wall to Cody Almond who wound up and he hammered slap shot that just snuck through the pads of Quick to give Minnesota a 4-1 lead. It was a soft goal by Quick and you could sense the air going out of the Kings' sail as it crossed the goal line. The Kings' had given up as the 1st line of the Wild entered the Los Angeles zone with ease as Taffe set up Koivu for a one timer was nabbed out of the air by Quick. With the Los Angeles fans starting to file out of the arena while play was still going on (shakes head in disgust), the Kings top line half heartedly tried to forecheck. Minnesota had more than enough hustle and energy in the tank to thwart the Kings' attempts to create offense and the Wild also deprived Los Angeles of flow with good active sticks and on-ice positioning. The Kings would score late as Trent Hunter would bury a rebound after a good intial stop by Hackett and Kyle Clifford would prevent Greg Zanon from sweeping it away to make it 4-2. The goal gave Los Angeles a little spark, and they started to swarm in the Wild zone in the closing minutes but Hackett would make a beautiful glove save on a shot by Stoll. Moments later it was another flurry near the Wild crease as Hackett was on his leg pads but Minnesota would collapse and clear the zone. With about 2 minutes left the Kings would pull Quick for an extra attacker. Minnesota would step up their game defensively and the Wild had a few near misses on the empty cage, including having Bouchard hauled down by Kopitar to a no-call right in front of Tim Peel.
Matt Hackett was very solid, giving up 2 goals on 44 shots. I thought he looked more steady between the pipes although he was guilty at times of being too far back in his crease. Defensively the Wild continued to be quick to collapse near their young goalie which really kept Los Angeles stymied for much of the game. I think Hackett owes Jared Spurgeon a nice dinner after bailing him out twice on wrap around attempts by the Kings. Still, Hackett is showing a ton of promise as he's given up just 3 goals on 78 shots which is a ridiculous .961% save percentage and a 1.50 goals against average.
Offensively, the Wild got away from their modus operendi by scoring first but that was key as the team's last memory of playing against the Kings was perhaps their worst effort of the season. The goal put the Kings under more pressure and allowed some of those doubts about their offense creep back in. Minnesota continues to show great depth scoring-wise as they got a goal from their defense in Marco Scandella who showed lots of confidence tonight carrying the puck and 3rd / 4th line grinders in Powe and Almond. Nick Johnson chipped in two assists as he scored his 7th point in 7 games. Powe also had a helper in the winning effort. I thought Jeff Taffe looked decent on the top line; he has good offensive instincts although I wish he'd back check a bit harder; but his willingness to shoot makes him fit in rather well with Koivu and Heatley.
On another note, the call on Kyle Brodziak was absolutely stupid. It wasn't an egregious hit and it could almost be argued it didn't even deserve a boarding call. If Brodziak recieves any supplemental discipline it would be a huge travesty and in my opinion a huge disservice in what was a completely overblown call in the first place. As was the case with Nick Johnson in Calgary, there was no reason to toss Brodziak for that marginal of a hit that did not appear to cause Kopitar any permanent injury on a clear shoulder to shoulder hit. Tim Peel should be ashamed of himself and issue the Wild an apology. Perhaps officials ought to be suspended if the league won't issue suspensions in games where they eject players because lets face it, the call left Minnesota shorthanded. If Minnesota loses the game because its tired due to the bad what relief does the Wild have with the poor call?!?! Check it out for yourself here.
Minnesota breaks a franchise record by winning its 6th straight road game, by sweeping all 3 California teams. The Wild was paying the price to make the little plays with the puck and it paid off with goals. This time it wasn't as much resilience as it was persistence and attention to detail that took the heart out of the Kings this evening. Minnesota has another tough test as they face another club that seems to play greater than the sum of its parts on Saturday in the Phoenix Coyotes. I wonder if its enough to get the team the respect it clearly deserves and in my opinion, the respect its earned.
Wild Notes:
~ Wild roster tonight is as follows: Mikko Koivu, Dany Heatley, Jeff Taffe, Matt Cullen, Pierre-Marc Bouchard, Casey Wellman, Cody Almond, Brad Staubitz, Darroll Powe, Nick Johnson, Kyle Brodziak, Colton Gillies, Nick Schultz, Greg Zanon, Clayton Stoner, Mike Lundin, Jared Spurgeon and Marco Scandella. Niklas Backstrom backed up Matt Hackett. Josh Harding, Nate Prosser and Cal Clutterbuck were the healthy scratches.
~ The 3 Stars of the Game were: 1st Star Matt Hackett, 2nd Star Jared Spurgeon, 3rd Star Darroll Powe
~ Attendance was 18,118 at Staples Center.
~ Jeff Taffe wore #23 for the Wild.
~ The Houston Aeros lost 2-1 in a shootout to regional rival Oklahoma City Oil Barons Thursday night. Fridley's Jarod Palmer had the lone goal for the Aeros while Darcy Kuemper made 34 saves in a losing effort. Houston could only manage just goal in the shootout despite having 6 shooters take a chance as Warren Peters was the only Aero able to beat Yann Danis.
Wild Prospect Report:
F – Mikael Granlund (HIFK Helsinki, Sm-Liiga) ~ The Wild's top prospect continues to heat up as he lit the lamp twice on Monday against arch rival Jokerit in a 4-2 win for HIFK Helsinki. Perhaps its the upcoming World Junior Championships that Granlund is expected to be apart of that has him wanting to raise his level of play. He's currently the top scorer in the Sm-Liiga with 14 goals, 36 points in 28 games.
G – Darcy Kuemper (Ontario / Houston, ECHL / AHL) ~ Last year's WHL Goaltender of the year is having an outstanding start in his first official full season as a professional. Kuemper has shined for the Reign of the ECHL, going 7-1 and posting a 1.74 goals against average and a gaudy .941% save percentage. With some injuries to Wild goaltenders and Dennis Endras' release to Finland this had Kuemper getting his chance to show what he can do at the AHL level. So far Kuemper has done well, going 2-1-1 with a 2.21 goals against average and a .931% save percentage.
LW – Brett Bulmer (Kelowna, WHL) ~ Like Granlund, Brett Bulmer is fine tuning his game as he gets ready to represent Canada at the World Junior Championships. Bulmer led the way against the Lethbridge Hurricanes as he contributed a goal and two assists as the Rockets rolled to a 5-2 victory Wednesday night. The Prince George, British Columbia native is currently 3rd on the Rockets' in scoring with 10 goals and 22 points and a +7 in 14 games.


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The Circuit Designer's Companion
3rd Edition
- eBook ISBN 9780080971476
- Print ISBN 9780080971384
Print book
Print book
Introduction to the first edition (Tim Williams, 1990)
Introduction to the second edition (Tim Williams, 2004)
Introduction to the third edition (Peter Wilson, 2012)
Chapter 1. Grounding and wiring
1.1 Grounding
1.2 Wiring and cables
1.3 Transmission lines
Chapter 2. Printed circuits
2.1 Board types
2.2 Design rules
2.3 Board assembly: surface mount and through hole
2.4 Surface protection
2.5 Sourcing boards and artwork
Chapter 3. Passive components
3.1 Resistors
3.2 Potentiometers
3.3 Capacitors
3.4 Inductors
3.5 Crystals and resonators
Chapter 4. Active components
4.1 Diodes
4.2 Thyristors and triacs
4.3 Bipolar transistors
4.4 Junction field effect transistors
4.5 MOSFETs
4.6 IGBTs
Chapter 5. Analog integrated circuits
5.1 The ideal op-amp
5.2 The practical op-amp
5.3 Comparators
5.4 Voltage references
5.5 Circuit modeling
Chapter 6. Digital circuits
6.1 Logic ICs
6.2 Interfacing
6.3 Using microcontrollers
6.4 Microprocessor watchdogs and supervision
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Many people approach political questions as a war to defend their ideological turf. Others are policy wonks who want to turn everything into a debate about contemporary policies. (How boring.) Some people mean well but don't understand what the words "all things equal" mean. This can prevent them from having honest, interesting, or relevant dialogue. It can prevent them from being able to do philosophy at even an introductory undergraduate level.
You might want to discuss abstract principles with such people, but they can't help but assume you're trying to push a party line, even if they don't know or have misidentified what that party line is.
So, for instance, you pose a hypothetical—"Imagine a situation in which these are the facts, and the facts forced us to choose between A and B…"—and rather than going along with the thought experiment, such people attack. "But Sweden isn't like that!" Who said it was? "But those aren't the facts!" Who said they were? "Wouldn't this alternative scenario be more realistic?" It may well be. So what?
Thought experiments are artificial––and often highly unrealistic––on purpose. Complaining that a thought experiment is unrealistic is a bit like complaining to a puppet-maker that his puppets aren't real people. Until the puppet-maker exhibits signs of mental illness, it's a bit presumptuous to remind him Pinocchio is not a real boy. Scientific experiments create artificial environments in order to test the impact of one factor while controlling for others. Thought experiments do the same. They help us test principles.
Consider "brain in the vat" thought experiments. A philosopher might say, "It's logically possible that you are a brain in a vat. If you were, you'd be unable to discern otherwise, and your experiences of the external world would be non-veridical. Given that you can't demonstrate that you are not a brain in a vat, do you right now have knowledge of the external world?" If someone responds, "But given our current level of technology, we actually cannot create brain in the vat scenarios, you moron," the philosopher just has to shake his head. When did he say we could create brain the vat scenarios?
If somebody asks, "If X were true, what would follow?," it's not relevant to argue that X is false. For instance, I think homosexuality is morally neutral, just as heterosexuality is morally neutral. I deny that homosexuality is inherently self-destructive, degrading, or harmful, as some religious people claim. However, suppose someone asked me, "Imagine it turned out that homosexuality were inherently self-destructive and that homosexuals could not flourish. Would it then be acceptable for governments to outlaw homosexuality?" I wouldn't respond by arguing that homosexuality is not harmful. That would be pretty dense on my part. Instead, I would understand the person to be asking me about issues in paternalism and personal liberty.
So, back to the ParetoSuperiorLand and Fairnessland thought experiment. It might turn out fortuitously that serving the interests of the poor today and serving the interests of the poor tomorrow require that same actions from us. I sure hope so. I love it when all the things I care about come together. Or, it might turn out unfortunately that these goals come apart, and we are forced to choose. If we are forced to choose, we'll need to have some principles to help us decide.
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Mmm, no.
Well, yes, but. If someone says "Let's use thought experiment X to debate issue Y" and another responds with "No, I think thought experiment Z is a better way to explore issue Y" then I'm not sure that yelling "NO NO NO THOUGHT EXPERIMENT X IS THE ONLY WAY TO EXPLORE ISSUE Y" is entirely useful, right?
You can certainly choose to explore "issues in paternalism and personal liberty" by asking "IF homosexuality were inherently evil, THEN would this be true…?" but that poses *at least* two problems:
1. The same issues could be equally explored by asking whether *heterosexuality* was inherently evil — and as an aside, the vast majority of violent crime in the world is committed by straight men, yet no one ever phrases the question in this manner;
2. One need not raise political spectres *at all* to expore those issues. "Let's say people who prefer orange to yellow are inherently evil…" or — LEVEL UP! — "Let's say people who *see* orange as yellow are inherently evil…"
With point #2 I am simply stating that it is neither fair nor wise to criticize people "who want to turn everything into a debate about contemporary policies" or people "trying to push a party line" when you're phrasing a (highly interesting, worthy of debate) philosophical question in highly politicized terms to begin with. It's PHILOSOPHY, fer God's sake: Make something up. Otherwise it's not exactly a "thought" experiment, is it?
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I think a reason for many people's nervousness is that sometimes a person will propose a thought experiment, then recommend policy in the real world based on the results of that thought experiment. Such a person might even quote people's response to the thought experiment as if it was their real-world recommendation.
So, a person who responds defensively to a thought experiment might be someone who approaches political questions as a war to defend their ideological turf, or it might be someone who has been badly treated by honestly engaging with someone who approaches thought experiments as a war to defend their ideological turf.
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