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"Now…I'm not shutting out any other schools that could end up offering me, but Iowa State and Iowa are the only two schools to offer me so far, so I'm going with them for right now," says Arnaud, from Ames High School. "I'd really like to be set up and committed to a school before the season, at the latest, by the end of August.
"Iowa State was the first school to offer me at the end of my sophomore year. That's a definite plus with them. I mean, they know my talent, and have seen it, to give me the offer. I've got to give them a closer look and the benefit of the doubt, more so than some of the other schools, because they were the first to offer.
"I like how they're close to home and they've got an up-and-coming program. They've got some good young players there now, and they're getting a lot of quality guys coming in with this recent recruiting class.
"Iowa's program is also a plus for me because it's close to home. They also had a great recruiting class this past season. I like some of the veteran guys they got there, like Drew Tate (QB). They're going to be real good this next season.
"There's been a couple other schools that I've made contact with, but I don't know if they're going to offer me. My coach, Bruce Vertanen, actually spoke with the QB coach (David Cutcliffe) at Notre Dame today (3/22).
"I'm also in contact with coach (Al) Groh at Virginia. We talk about every two weeks.
"And Michigan coach (Scot) Loeffler (QBs) was actually at my school a couple months ago, so I've been able to speak with him too."
Arnaud attended the Elite 11 Regional workout last spring and has been to one-day camps at both Iowa and Iowa State. He will also go to the JR Day camps at Iowa and Iowa State, has scheduled a trip to Nebraska's JR Day camp on April 16, plans to attend Notre Dame's Spring Game on April 23 and will also go to the Nike combine at Kansas State on May 7.
"With summer coming up soon I really haven't made any plans about unofficial visits or going to any other camps," explained Arnaud. "I might play some summer baseball, as a pitcher, so there might be some time restraints on taking those visits. But I did speak with coach Groh about maybe going to Virginia for a visit this summer.
"I've got good feet in the pocket and I can move well for my size. I've also got a strong arm and I can throw the ball about 60 or 65 yds. I really want to improve my vision on the field, and start being able to pick apart certain pass coverages."
Final JR (5-4) stats: 1250 yds pass/9 TDs; 350 yds rush/5 TDs
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From the minute you step inside this gorgeous, completely remodeled condo, the views alone will compel you to a return visit. Perhaps even create an annual ritual. And the décor will seal the deal. Consider yourself forewarned. Judging from our guest reviews below, Heron 607 is the kind of home away from home that entices you back again and again and again.
In the fall of 2013, my family and I discovered this amazing, three bedroom treasure for sale on the sixth floor of the Heron Building, with its stunning water views from every bedroom (yes … we said every bedroom!). Needless to say, we were immediately smitten! Four weeks and a complete remodel later, this condo's interior had been brought up to par with its spectacular views. (No small feat, believe us. But then, you're worth it. :)
With the kind of attention to detail that might characterize us as "OCD" (which is fine with us, BTW … the end result speaks for itself), we set out as a matter of course to provide a luxurious space with every imaginable comfort of home, as well as a few extras you'd never expect. Like a kitchen that's second-to-none and stocked with everything from a Keurig coffeemaker to a Ninja blender. Bedrooms dressed in premium linens euro-top mattresses that lull you into a restful night's sleep. Spa-like bathrooms, including a master with a Jacuzzi tub, double vanity and thick, fluffy towels.
Consequently, Heron 607 has quickly grown to become one of our family's personal favorites … and our guests seem to feel the same way, as evidenced by the compliments we've received since we began sharing it.
See, we believe that when you book a vacation with us, if every detail is taken care of, and the experience exceeds your expectations (in other words, if the place feels like home … maybe even better), you'll come again. And that puts a smile on our faces every bit as much as it does yours.
THE MASTER RETREAT - Our master, in shades of blue and yellow, with charming wainscoting details, is perfect for soothing away that "good tired" feeling of a day spent frolicking at the beach. What happily weary vacationer wouldn't benefit from a restful night's sleep on a plush Simmons Beautyrest Eurotop mattress all decked out in a Palais Royale bedspread and DreamZone pillows? We've even added black-out drapes for those who have "sleeping in" on their vacation agenda. For your entertainment (in the event that the view from your windows doesn't steal the show), we've mounted a new 32" Visio Smart HDTV on the wall so you can enjoy live cable programming or steam Netflix, Amazon Video, Hulu, Pandora, and more. And, just to shoot for the moon, a new ceiling fan simulates the ocean breeze while still allowing you to luxuriate in air conditioned comfort.
THE SECOND BEDROOM - Our second bedroom, ideal for a second couple (the in-laws, perhaps?), continues the theme of coastal extravagance with its own king sized bed which is dressed in the same soft 500 thread count sheets, Tommy Bahama Bedspread and DreamZone pillows. We also added a 32" HDTV to this room, even though the view from the abundance of windows could take an Academy Award all by itself. And, of course, a ceiling fan completes the retreat.
THE THIRD BEDROOM - Ideal for kids, teens or adult guests, the third bedroom sports twin beds smartly outfitted in turquois blue linens and a view of _______ all its own. What a delightful way for a prince or princess of any age to drift off to sleep after a long day spent building sandcastles! A 32' Visio Smart HDTV keeps boredom at bay, in the unlikely event it occurs. And, you guessed it, we didn't forget the ceiling fan.
THE BATHROOMS - The importance of a properly appointed loo cannot be understated. And doubly so while on vacation. Ours are the perfect oasis for preparing for a night spent out on the town, creating wonderful memories. In addition to colors that soothe and calm, our bathrooms are adorned with 100% cotton luxury towels, sparkling new chrome faucets & fixtures, as well as a Jacuzzi tub and double vanities in the master, for a spa-like retreat.
THE KITCHEN - Embrace your inner Emeril or Rachel Ray! This fully-equipped, modern cooking space with its gleaming granite countertops and stainless appliances is stocked to the nines with everything you need to do just that. And with gourmet style! Whether you're cooking an intimate meal for that special someone or hosting a family gathering, you'll find everything from beautiful dishes, glasses and utensils, to the essentials like Tupperware, pots & pans, dish towels and, of course, a Kurig coffeemaker, all at your fingertips. Bon appetit!
LIVING & DINING ROOM - We stumbled upon a gorgeous 90" distressed solid wood dining table at a local furniture store and just couldn't pass it by. You will love dining in at this table that comfortably seats eight, with elbow room to spare! Designer touches such as contemporary lighting and ceiling fans enhance the adjoining living space which houses a comfy microfiber queen sleeper sofa and love seat, 47" HDTV, and a convenient work desk (oops … we mean, "play desk") for you to stay caught up on emails or post Facebook pics of your vacation to make all your friends jealous.
LAUNDRY - Who knew doing the laundry could actually be … how shall we put this … pleasant? (Well, at least maybe a bit less chore-like.) No tiny, all-in-one-unit-that-takes-all-day-to-finish-a-load for our guests! We've provided a full-sized washer and dryer to make quick work of it for you so you can get back out on that beach, pronto. Heck, maybe even the kids will lend a hand.
OUTDOOR PATIO - Remember slow paced meals? The kind followed by actual lingering at the table? Revisit it! We'll wager that getting the family to stay awhile won't be an issue in this breathtaking setting with a view of the Chooctawhatchee Bay. Sit back and enjoy a meal, a snack or a conversation at this sturdy table for six. A lovely framed 4x8 mirror attached to the opposite wall creates a continuous "horizon," so you can enjoy the view of the water, no matter which direction you're facing. Who wouldn't want to linger for that?
BEACH SERVICE - Did we mention that our villa includes complimentary Beach Service (two chaises and an umbrella all set up and ready for you) every single day of your stay? In case it isn't clear enough yet, yes … we really do want you to enjoy your stay that much.
Heron 607 is sublimely (yes, we said it) situated on the 6th floor of the Heron Building in spectacular DESTIN WEST BEACH and BAY RESORT. What makes it sublime? This fabulous villa on the BAY SIDE offers breathtaking views of BOTH the pristine Chooctawhatchee Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. In fact, you will enjoy unspoiled water views from every room in this gorgeous space!
The beach-to-bay amenities at Destin West are unsurpassed by any in the area, boasting a 5,000 square-foot swimming pool overlooking the Gulf, kid-friendly zero-entry (aka beach) pools, three giant Jacuzzis, a waterfall pool that's heated during cool seasons and - the piece de resistance - the resort's stunning 700-foot LAZY RIVER, complete with accent lighting (for nighttime oohs and aahs worth staying awake for).
Meander across the resort's private footbridge, and you're on a pristine, white-sand beach along the Gulf of Mexico's Choctawhatchee Bay. Rent boogie boards, sea kayaks, or jet skis. Sign the kids up for resort activities. Sweat off Florida's epicurean delights in the 2,500 square foot state-of-the-art fitness center. Yes, without a doubt, Destin West Resort is one of the most family-friendly, well serviced, and upscale locales on the island.
If you're the type of vacationer who likes lots to see and do, the island offers a multitude of activities … all within a short walking distance. And, if the mood should strike you, a shuttle service during peak seasons will whisk you off to Okaloosa Island and/or Destin for a day of sightseeing, shopping or dining.
Restaurants, nightclubs, The Boardwalk, fishing pier, the new Emerald Coast Convention Center, golf, Water Park, The Gulfarium, bike and jogging trails, volleyball, boat launch, four miles of undisturbed sand dunes, water sports rentals, and world-class, deep-sea fishing are all here, waiting for you.
We know your cherished vacation time is precious to you. And we want to do everything we can to ensure your memories are as close to perfect as this side of heaven can be.
So, if you're wondering whether Heron 607 is a good match for your needs, let us help. At Coastal Vibe Vacations, we believe every guest we serve has the right to a personalized vacation that's tailored to their needs and wish lists. That's why we go all out to see to it that you'll want to return. And, while we'll be the first to admit we welcome any and all suggestions, judging from our guest ratings below, we're doing pretty well.
With that in mind, Heron 607 is well suited for:
• Families: Traveling with the kids? Grandparents? With two king beds, a twin bunkroom and a sleeper sofa, this villa comfortably sleeps two couples and 4 kids.
• Couples: Spread out with space, views for miles, and dining al fresco.
• Vacationers Who Love Views: If you're a fan of water views, lazy rivers and enormous pools (and who isn't?), Heron 607 is for you.
David Jenn - (850) 888-0515
Amazing views of the water and the fabulous pool area. Premier luxury furniture, bedding/linens, towels, and kitchen accessories.
David the property owner was very accomodating to our needs and responds very quickly to any concerns and needs. The condo was very relaxing and spacious and had everything you need including beach chairs, which was a huge plus!! The condo overlooks the pool, which is a nice view, and although on the poolside it is very quiet. Would recommend staying here.
We had a wonderful time at this resort! The lazy river and beautiful pools were a big hit with our kids (ages 9, 6 & 2)! We enjoyed the beach and especially really appreciated the chairs that were provided by the owners! The close restaurants were also a great addition! We had everything we needed within walking distance! Thank you for allowing us to stay in Heron 607, we will definitely return!!
Great view, great condo!! Very close to the pool which was a plus for the kids!!
The location was great. We used the helpful suggestions in the packet provided with our stay and everyone loved Gary on the private fishing trip. The condo was clean and had all the cookware needed to cook anything. It was nice to have beach chairs rentals on the beach and the 2 additional chair and umbrella at the room, to carry to the beach. We sat on the balcony every chance we had. We will be back!!!!
The condo was beautiful, however I was not impressed with the cleanliness of the property. The floors were so dirty my new white socks were black from walking in the condo, there were crumbs in the second bedroom bed, and the kitchen utensils had to be washed prior to using them. Very disappointing since I had a cleaning fee and I had to wash all the dishes, had to take the trash out, and had to start a load of laundry prior to leaving. That doesn't leave much for the cleaning crew to do and the floors were dirty upon my arrival. The jet tub in master bathroom did not work and the pictures don't actually depict how far the beach and kid's water park really are from the condo. I would say it's a good 1/2 mile walk over the bridge and around the whole resort. We ended up going to the Henderson state park beach instead of using the resort's beach. The walk is very difficult for little ones and those with health issues. We did however enjoy the lazy pool. It was very nice. Overall it was an okay experience.
We are snowbirds. As long time stayers we choose our properties carefully. We certainly were not disappointed with this one. We have allready booked for next year. Too bad you other snowbirds! David is the consummate host. . Clean condo. Helpful. Provides for virtually your every need. The property is great. Clean and well maintained.


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The grant was funded by the State Farm Youth Advisory Board.
The youth advisory board is a made of 30 students, ages 17-20, from the across the United States.
The groups aims to annually implement $5 million-a-year to service learning initiatives that address issues that are important to youth and its communities.
Crestwood's HPAC program will address health and health education in the community through the acquisition of an aqua-ponic greenhouse at the high school.
The greenhouse uses a water system that recycles the nutrient rich water from a fish tank in order to grow plants and, in turn, uses the plant's resources to help grow the fish.
Food grown in the greenhouse will be donated to community members in need, with any excess being sold to support and sustain the Coalition for Community Care, the local food pantry.
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The European Masters of Poker is back for another season with organisers confirming that they will be hosting events in Spain, Portugal, Estonia, Malta and for the first time Ireland.
The action gets under way in Las Palmas later this month with the €1,100 EMOP Gran Canaria starting on the 23rd January. Further stops in Lisbon, Tallin, Dublin, Malta and Barcelona follow later in the year.The provisional line up is as follows:Jan 20-23 EMOP Gran Canaria (Las Palmas)March 23-26 EMOP LisbonJune 2-5 EMOP TallinnJuly 28-31 EMOP DublinIn September, TBA: EMOP MaltaIn November, TBA: EMOP Barcelona Players from the UK and Ireland have enjoyed considerable success in EMOP events with Timothy Timotheou and John O'Shea both winning events in season 2. If you fancy following in their footsteps qualifiers for EMOP Gran Canaria are up and running at 24h Poker.Keep up to date with all the news from the poker world by following us on Twitter and Facebook.
The sixth annual edition of Grosvenor Casinos' Goliath tournament series may have begun last week but players are being advised that there is still time to qualify for seats into its prestigious £120 buy-in main event.
Land-based and online gaming products innovator Scientific Games Corporation is set to run its second annual Shuffle Master Classic event next month offering one lucky poker player the chance to walk away with $100,000 in cash.
Land-based casino operator Estoril Sol has been awarded the first online gaming license for Portugal and has teamed up with platform provider Gaming1 to launch the new EstorilSolCasinos.pt domain.
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Poker's unassuming killer steps back into the limelight.
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The Facebook SDK for iOS enables people to sign into your app with Facebook Login. When people log into your app with Facebook they can grant permissions to your app so you can retrieve information or perform actions on Facebook on their behalf.
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3. Add Facebook Login Button Code
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This lovely second floor Cozumel vacation rental apartment has a bedroom with a king-sized bed and ensuite bath with separate living and bedroom areas. This villa is perfect for a couple or a single traveler and comes with a pull out sofabed in the living room that will accommodates one (1) additional adult or two (2) small children. The villa has a dining area and full kitchen with built in electric stove top, toaster oven, microwave, refrigerator and bottled water is provided. Decor is tropical, casual & comfortable. Air Conditioning, TV/DVD-Cable, book/DVD library and and hammocks help ensure you relax and enjoy this tropical island living experience! A rinse tank area is available for your dive gear with stowage space in the lockers near the pool/spa where you can sit and tell "tall tales" after a day of diving!
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(08/08/2015) - Stayed in this wonderful gated area located outside the tourist side of Cozumel and loved it! Located in the local's neighborhood we felt very safe and welcomed by the people on the streets and the wonderful hotel staff who were so easy to work with before our arrival and during our stay. Many good restaurants within a short walking distance, as was downtown and we were able to park our rental car right outside the entrance. We were a bit worried about being off the water during our visit in August but found a wonderful breeze coming through the compound the whole time both upstairs and down in the courtyard. Our room was very comfortable, there was a really comprehensive folder of recommendations on places to go and see, the pool was wonderful and the refrigerator was stocked with beer at $1 USD a bottle! Can't beat that! IslaMar is definitely worth considering for a stay and we will be back!!!!
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Stay (04/21/2012) - The most relaxing and enjoyable vacation we have had in many years! It was truly an amazing way to spend our 25th anniversary! Thank for the champagne! The experience of living amongst the locals (at first intimidating) became very natural, very quickly. The local food was awesome and the people were as friendly as my own neighbors at home. Miguel & Zuri were wonderful! Right there when you needed them. I will never forget Zuris smile and our Spanish lessons and no, there is not a monkey in our refrigerator! :-) I have been inspired to learn Spanish so when we return, we will be able to communicate much better! Sherri, it was a pleasure to see you again welcome home! This will be a memory imbedded in our hearts as well as in our minds! Thanks for making us feel like part of the crew!
Lisa & Jeff S. ~ Southampton, MA
(08/16/2016) I stayed on Cozumel for 3 weeks (this being my 5th trip there) and I can say this place is my favorite by far. It's an amazing cozy little villa and I enjoyed coming home at night as much as going out! Everyone is super friendly, things were clean to my mom's standards (which is almost impossible) and I always felt safe! I will definitely be going back!
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(01/12/2016) - We had the utmost pleasure of meeting Sherri last summer on a day trip to Cozumel only we could not stop thinking of the island. So we came back the following Jan and everything we imagined and hope for was true. Living with the locals, shopping, cooking exploring. It was all so wonderful. I want to come back and back. Sherri, her staff, everyone were amazing but still allowed you to have privacy. Learned a lot on this vacation and I can say we're planning our holiday for July and we're coming back. The rooms stylish, functional, clean. Just what we wanted. Again thank you for your hospitality and your friendship. We will see you in July!!!! Our kindness regards and pleasure...
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(05/24/2015) - Our first visit to Mexico and we loved it! IslaMar was perfect for us laid back and very quiet people. Far enough away from all the tourist traps but close enough when we needed that part of it. The staff we met were Nidia, Andrea and Juan all very helpful and friendly. We used bicycles to get to and from the beach a lot (30 minute rides) and to go to the grocery store and to tour the area! We visited four (4) local restaurants El Super Hit; Chilangos, El Mission for lunch and San Carlos for fish all were very good and helpful with our broken Spanish. Love Cozumel and hope to come back soon! Loved the, the pool, etc.! We used Cozumel Rent-a-Bike great bikes and door-to-door service! Great service from Martin as well as he arranged a rental car for us very last minute from Bonefish Awesome Service!
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Macedonia news
Melissa Williams' mother, Ann Hardesty of Burnsville, MS died Saturday morning, March 21, 2009. Visitation was Sunday night from 5 to 9. The bus went from Macedonia Sunday night. The funeral was Monday morning at 10:00. Our sympathy goes out to Melissa and all the children. Ann spent a lot of time with the Williams family and the children, especially, were very fond of her.
When Ann visited on a Sunday, she came into our SS Class. (Sybil Farr's Class). We, each one, got to know and love Ann. She was a special lady. She came on March 15 and told us she would be back in April.
There was no service on Sunday night, but Monday night will go on as planned.
Malcolm worked outside almost all day Saturday. He pulled up all the turnips, then he disked the garden and then he delivered some of those turnips.
Saturday night after supper, he lost his wedding ring and has no idea where he lost it! He has had that ring had for a long time, a little more than 58 years!
Twanda Black and her brother Franklin Bryant went to see her other brother David Bryant. Franklin's son joined them there.
All of them came to Twanda's house on Friday. Her children came over to see Franklin and his son. Then the men went back to David's on Saturday.
Carolyn and Tom Freiday are some better but still have a way to go and still need your prayers. Tommy has gone back to work.
Shelia Parker was in Oxford hospital Thursday for some routine tests. Everything turned out alright.
I see redbirds, sparrows, doves, jay birds, a towhee, a woodpecker and a squirrel outside my window this morning. Squirrels and birds have the feeders on the big oak tree.
We have been having a night visitor at the feeder by the house. Every night about 10:30 or 11:00, a great big coon come, digs under the feeder by the house and eats. Turning on the inside lights doesn't scare him, but if you open the back door the dogs come, and that scares him! Boy, they can run!
Sunday, March 23, the bridal shower will be at 2 p.m. for Lauren Newby, daughter of Sandy Newby and Alan Newby was very nice. She got so many beautiful things; mostly pottery (a whole set), Christmas pottery extras, like side dishes and candy dishes, a pottery canister set, (just lovely), pillows, towels and linens. The biggest eye catcher to me was a pottery Santa Claus; it was just so beautiful!
Jimmy Shirley's Sunday School Class was in charge of the shower. So many of our young ladies are in that class that they have a wealth of decorating talent so the room was beautifully decorated. Pots of yellow and orange mums were on each table, small ones about three to a table. There were sitting in the middle of a brown cloth topped with a braid trimmed gold cloth and these were slightly crunched up around the posts. Spectacular! This color scheme continued and without the ladies even asking, Lauren wore a beautiful brown dress which the orange corsage complimented.
Food for every taste was spread on the table: dips, crackers, cheese rings, spinach dip with bread, fresh fruit, apples, grapes, strawberries, pineapple with dip and fresh vegetables, a beautiful cake, and to drink, punch, tea and ice water. There was a large crowd present for the shower.
Brother Tommy Peters was in charge of services Sunday.
The Adult Choir sang a special and did a very good job. The Praise Team did real good even though Melissa Williams and Angela Churchill were absent. (I don't know if Angela was sick. She has missed some lately, was sick and in the hospital).
April Robbins sang the special music in First church.
Brother Tommy's message "The Reality of Thirst" was based on Isaiah 44:1-5, with Philippians 4-14 used. Very good sermon! I thought it unusual. Brother Tommy had printed the programs before Mrs. Hardesty died. Brother Louie had planned on preaching from Isaiah 41:10!
Evening Services were canceled.
Marvelous Monday of our March Revival Services with Dr. Danny Lanier; Evangelist, Meridian, MS was held March 23.
Our last "Marvelous Monday" to be held at the church will be March 30 with Dr. Kara Blackard; Senior Pastor, Wheeler Grove Baptist church.
Of course you can continue Marvelous Mondays in your home or in your heart and it is hoped you will.
And you are welcome at Macedonia Baptist every Sunday.
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- Macedonia news October 18, 2016
- We're moving October 18, 2016
- Sharing at Christmas drive begins; applications due Oct. 29 October 18, 2016
- Historic flag visits museum for bicentennial October 18, 2016
- Christmas parade Nov. 28; new lights, event to follow week of parade October 18, 2016
- Lady Urchins sweep Calhoun City and advance to North Half October 18, 2016
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To believe or not to believe, that is the question. Do you believe none of what you hear and half of what you see or do you trust in someone until they prove to be untrustworthy? When you hear about the next celebrity or politician in the media is your view point instant or do you do more research? Do you believe most people are straight and narrow or do you believe most people are full of it?
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Madison Jade Spearman was born September 24, 2010 and she departed this life August 15, 2011 at 11 months old. Madison died from injuries she sustained at the hands of a 15 year old male that beat her because he grew tired of her crying. The young man that murdered Madison is about to be sentenced to 4 years in prison for Aggravated Man Slaughter. Four years for taking the life of this baby. Madison's family fights for a just sentence that fits the crime.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan. 16, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- MCT Trading, Inc. (MCT), a recognized leader in mortgage pipeline hedging, outsourced lock desk and risk management services, announced that it relocated its corporate headquarters to a larger facility. The move provides MCT with the necessary infrastructure to accommodate its increasing growth and the capacity to continue delivering elevated support to clients.
MCT's new building nearly triples its space and is equipped to house double the number of employees. The new office is located near its previous location in downtown San Diego, which overlooks PetCo Park where the Padres baseball team plays.
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In early 2013, MCT surpassed its 100th client that is using its HALO (Hedging And Loan-sale Optimization) hedging model. Additionally, the growth of MCT's outsourced lock desk service grew exponentially in 2013, adding to the company's need for additional office space to house its growing team of Lock Desk Analysts, as well as Trading Analysts.
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MCT Trading is a risk management and advisory services company providing independent analysis, training, hedging strategy and loan sale execution support to clients engaged in the secondary mortgage market. Founded in San Diego, California in May 2001, the company has expanded to include field sales and support offices in Philadelphia, Dallas, Charlotte, St Louis and San Francisco. MCT is recognized as a leading provider of mortgage pipeline hedging service and currently supports more than 100 clients on its HALO (Hedging And Loan-sales Optimization) Program. MCT also offers a service that effectively outsources a centralized lock desk for mortgage bankers called LockCentral.
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Mortgage Capital Trading Relocates Headquarters to Larger Facility
Move positions company to manage growth and house additional client support staff
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Isn't it convenient that a recent investigative report published in The Oklahoman and on NewsOK.com about Oklahoma employees who commit workers' compensation fraud just happens to fit with a right-wing world view?
That world view has been encapsulated for history by the newspaper's pick for president in the last general election, Republican Mitt Romney, who claimed at one campaign stop that he could "never convince" 47 percent of American voters "that they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives."
Surely, all those Oklahomans who commit workers' compensation fraud, according to The Oklahoman, are going to be a collection of deadbeats and part of Romney's 47 percent.
But the problem is the newspaper report hardly makes a case for massive fraud, and it doesn't even pretend to address the other side, which is the continuing problem of workplace safety, which leads to a huge number of annual workers' deaths and injuries on a national and state level.
The report is an unfair, unbalanced ideological treatment of a small problem, and it merely promotes the financial interests of corporations, especially when compared to the number of workers who face the real possibility of severe injury or even death each day they go to work.
The Oklahoman Publishing Company (OPUBCO) is owned by Philip Anschutz, 73, a Colorado right-wing oilman who now dabbles in media ownership. He bought the newspaper in 2011 from the well-known and local Gaylord family, which also had a conservative agenda. The newspaper remains completely out of the mainstream in American journalism.
In general, workers' compensation is a program in which employees hurt on the job get medical treatment and continued wages in exchange for giving up certain rights to sue an employer. It also provides for benefits to the families of people killed on the job.
The anchor story in the report, written by Robby Trammel and Nolan Clay, outlines some cases in which Oklahomans faked or exaggerated injuries to supposedly game the system and notes that during the "last three years, prosecutors at the Oklahoma attorney general's office have filed more than 50 workers' compensation fraud cases."
That number, which averages out to approximately 17 cases a year, seems remarkably low when you consider that there were over 49,000 recorded nonfatal cases of occupational injury and illness in the state in 2011 alone.
The other big statistic used in the story is the $2.5 million ordered in restitution because of fraud by Oklahoma workers' compensation judges over the last 13 years. That breaks down to about $200,000 a year, which hardly seems that big of a deal when you consider that there were 91 fatal Oklahoma workplace incidences in 2010 alone.
The right-wing effort to demonize workers and diminish their rights in order to increase profits for corporations, including insurance companies, is an ongoing campaign, expressed clearly by Romney in his campaign and more subtly by the special report in The Oklahoman. Is there some employee fraud when it comes to the workers' compensation system in Oklahoma? Yes, and it's wrong, and it should be investigated and punished, but it pales in comparison to corporate negligence when it comes to workplace safety.
Here's a statistic: In 2011, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 4,606 recorded work deaths in the country. Here's another one: There were close to 3 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in that same year.
Of course, the reporters of this non-story failed to tell the other side, and now the state's ultra-conservative Attorney General Scott Pruitt has vowed to fight employee workers' compensation fraud. The Oklahoman editorial page has long urged "reform" of the workers' compensation system here, which means it wants more money for corporations and less protection for workers.
Reporters such as Trammel and Clay, and even college professors, like me, go to work in tremendously safe environments each day, but for other workers in construction or in the oil fields or in factories there's always the lingering specter of serious injury and death. These people need more of a voice than rich newspaper owners, but they aren't going to get it from The Oklahoman.
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Quick Dip Hatha Yoga
|Teacher:Cameron Gilley
|Level:All Levels-1, 2
Cameron Gilley provides a quick dip into the energized relaxation of hatha yoga. A strong core rooting flow.
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Great short practice. Nice cues on the poses. Thank you Cameron!
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First taste of yoga after a very busy first year as a mama! After practising daily throughout my pregnancy the daily life with a little one was all consuming, thanks for reminding me how important it is to make the time for yoga - found this energising and relaxing. Motivated and inspired to get back into practise, thank you!
, posted on September 4, 2015
A very good practice for when I don"t have much time to do yoga! Thank you for this!
, posted on July 29, 2015
you can never go wrong with a hatha practice! i always thank myself for taking the time to practice because it makes me feel so darn good every time. thank you Cameron!
, posted on July 29, 2015
thanks for the quick opening practice!
, posted on July 29, 2015
I really enjoy this type of yoga with breath matching movement. Great morning awakening! Thank you, Cameron.
, posted on July 29, 2015
I really liked your calm, soothing voice Cameron. I also liked the slower pace and longer holds in each pose. Perfect!!
, posted on July 28, 2015
I am about to host my very first webinar and I was looking for something to ground me. This was perfect!! I am so grateful. Thank you.
, posted on July 16, 2015
A great, short practice for when you don't have much time to spare. I find it nice to have shorter practices available for when you are exhausted and looking for excuses not to do anything :)
, posted on May 21, 2015
Thanks - such a well rounded practice in such limited time. Just what I needed to breathe. Namaste.
, posted on January 16, 2015
Thanks Cameron for a great, easy release. Your voice and pace pace were excellent too!
, posted on October 1, 2014
It's relaxing hanging out with you. Thank you Cameron. Namaste!
, posted on September 24, 2014
Nice Quick Gentle Flow. Will definitely do again
, posted on April 30, 2014
I feel refreshed, focused, and relaxed....as though I had done a much longer practice. I will return to this one again, especially when I need "just a little something" to round out my day. Cameron is one of my favorite teachers here on MYO - glad to have discovered his videos. Thanks, Cameron!
, posted on March 2, 2014
That was amazing! Sweetly perfect! I will come back to this class whenever I need that connection and don't feel I have the time. It felt much longer than 16 minutes, and I LOVE that there was still time for Savasana! Thank you so much!
, posted on December 8, 2012
Cameron Gilley, thank you so much for this "Quick Dip Hatha Yoga" class. It is just the right length of time for my busy schedule. Better yet, it is wonderfully refreshing, rejuvenating. I feel deeply relaxed, well-stretched and energized after this practice. I so appreciate you, your teaching style is absolutely clear and your voice is so calming. Thank you very much!!!