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The software, supplied by Promisec, allows Investec to monitor the use of external devices, such as memory sticks, wireless cards, and software configurations, without having to install software clients on each machine.
"The one thing the technology is giving you is an insight into exactly what is happening in your environment, software installations, hardware installations. Devices with two network connections, devices with the wireless turned on, etc," said David Cripps, group information security officer at Investec.
The bank, which is just beginning to exploit the capabilities of the software, has used it to identify laptops where wireless networking has been accidentally enabled, exposing the company network to a potential breach of security.
"We are using it for producing ad hoc reports, for example on the use of thumb drives. Its very easy to run a report on how many thumb drives, and from which manufacturers, are in use in the organisation," he said.
Investec introduced the software, Spectator Professional, four months ago, after evaluating alternative technologies that would have required it to install agents on each user's machine.
"We chose this because it was the only agentless technology. An agent-based technology will often need several months to make sure the agent does not introduce its own problems in a complex environment. To install agents in a critical environment can be time consuming," said Cripps.
The bank is evaluating the software on 500 desktops in its UK offices. It is looking at further uses for the system, and is aiming to expand its use across the global network.
The system is capable of locking down PCs, preventing staff plugging-in unauthorised devices, or downloading unauthorised software. It also allows organisations to create a "white list" of authorised applications, enabling them to block spyware and other malicious software from running.
Alan Rodger, an analyst at Butler Group, said the technology was a cost-effective solution for securing Windows desktops.
"It is very useful, because in my view the presence of a USP port as standard on a PC does not suit enterprises. The leading enterprises want to protect their network from content that escapes virus checking or applications that have not been validated," he said.
Being able to secure desktops without having to install monitoring software on each machine, was a big advantage for businesses, he said.
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"It was a good night for us to learn a lot of things about our team - some good, some bad. It's hard to throw a lineup out there when poor Isaiah has never played the three-spot in his life and we're trying to get him minutes and James Michael didn't play the '4' the entire game. But it's something that we understand.
"We had some guys that did some good things. Marcus Paige is one of the smartest players I've ever been around and he went brain dead there for a time period. Again, some things that helped us a great deal. I've always called this a glorified practice and I think that was correct terminology - and that's not intended as a slight against UNC-Pembroke in any way. It was an opportunity for us to get better and I think we'll gain from it.
On the small lineup in P.J. Hairston and Leslie McDonald's absence --
"That's a big part of it because we don't know anything about that - there's no update on that. Again, I think James Michael had some really good moments. I have so much confident in Marcus, he's going to be fine. Nate's going to play a lot for us early. Six assists, two turnovers is not bad and he can shoot better than 2-for-7. I'm not close to a set lineup by any means and we have a lot of guys who are going to get a chance to play anyway. "
How are you liking the chemistry between Paige and Britt when they're out there?
"I like that. In 2002 I started three point guards and we went to the Final Four. It was one of the most comfortable teams I ever coached because we didn't turn it over. Now tonight those three point guards had 10 turnovers, we don't need to do that for sure."
We you pleased with Kennedy Meeks's play tonight?
"Second half I was - first half he didn't box out. You've got to box out or you don't get to play. Because I think he can be a really nice rebounder ... "
Did you get what you were looking for tonight out of the '5' spot?
"Guys got to rebound the ball - if you want to play the '5' you've got to rebound the ball and be a factor around the rim."
What do you feel like you need to see from James Michael in order for this team to be successful?
"To not have five turnovers. If he doesn't have the five turnovers I'm pretty doggone pleased with him."
Were the turnovers a factor of guys playing out of position?
"It's a little bit. Again James Michael until this year had never played the '3' and he played 27 minutes at the three tonight. Told him what I told Ty Lawson - not to dribble into a crowd. But it could be not out of position - going to have to play there some there this year so you might as well get used to it. But we talked about that last year, that with James Michael and J.P., the turnovers are big parts of their game that they've got to improve on."
One week to go until the season opener, what are your priorities between now and then?
"List of priorities would be everything, but shot selection, not turning it over, rebounding and then with the rules nowadays we can't keep fouling people so we need to keep our hands off the dribbler."
Now a week out, is the uncertainty with P.J. and Leslie being out frustrating?
"Well, yeah, but you've got to go through the process. We've understood that from Day 1. There are reasons that it hasn't been cleared up yet so we've got to wait for the process to finish."


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Issue 114
Sept / Oct 2010
All the latest archaeology news from around the country
MAIN FEATURE: Happisburgh
The project leaders give us the latest findings after six years of research on the earliest humans in Britain.
The obscure ownership of archaeological material
Haggai Mor recently worked in one of the world's largest archaeological store and wondered who all the things dug up actaully belong to?
Finding Boudica's Last Battlefield
With the help of computerised terrain analysis, Steve Kaye has narrowed down the possibilities.
The Lost Anglo-Saxon Church of Westbury-on-Trym
Jon Cannon explores a crypt beneath a Bristol church and is greeted with an amazing find.
Finding Private Mather
A victim of battle in WW1 remembered by his family, is finally laid to rest.
Archaeology: What Is It For?
Martin Carver reflects on how and why archaeologists do what we do.
The Varmints Show
In the Varmints' second exploration of music and archaeology, Breck Parkman is uncovering the 'Whitehouse of Hippiedom' at the Olompali State Historic Park, San Francisco.
The dark secrets of ancient peat, the decaying of Star Carr
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Mick's travels
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THE BIG DIG: Links of Noltland
Eroding sand dunes are revealing an ancient landscape on a windswept and remote Scottish island.
MAIN FEATURE: Digging for (Invisible) People
Eroding sand dunes are revealing an ancient landscape on a windswept and remote Scottish island.
Dig for Shakespeare
Literary critics may wonder if Shakespeare wrote all those plays, but archaeologists know where to find him.
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Is this the Lost Anglo-Saxon Church of Westbury-on-Trym?
Beneath a Bristol church is a crypt with the remains of a unique 16th century painting. It looks like a cellar today, but as Jon Cannon found out, behind the lawnmower and timber may be something much older.
At first sight, the room beneath the chancel at Westbury-on-Trym is nothing but a Victorian heating chamber, part of an over-restored parish church in a Bristol suburb. There is a fireproof ceiling of iron and brick; gardening tools and ecclesiastical bric-a-brac are stacked against the walls. Yet this was once one of the most distinctive works of art in 15th century England – one which, just possibly, evoked the forms of a lost Anglo-Saxon church.
This crypt-like space was rediscovered in 1852. A group of workmen had just broken through the chancel floor, with a view to installing a boiler in the void below, when the Rev WH Massie, a Cheshire antiquarian, appeared. He climbed into the opening and found pieces of medieval carved stonework at his feet, and the remnants of an elaborate scheme of painted decoration lining the walls of a rough, tomb-like recess on one side.
The paintings were remarkable. There was a large coat of arms, and a narrative sequence in a tiny strip running around the recess. Groups of little figures, "elaborate and spirited, the features and expression of each countenance marked", seemed to be engaged in moving an object through the countryside. The best-preserved portion showed a crowd gathered outside the city gates of "Worcetta". This is Worcester, in the diocese of which Westbury was located before the Reformation, and the arms belonged to John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester from 1443 until his death in 1476: the painting depicted Carpenter's funeral procession, which started at Worcester and finished at Westbury.
Westbury's historical associations were well known. There was a church here by 804 and possibly significantly earlier. Two famous bishops, St Oswald in the 960s and St Wulfstan from 1092, tried to convert this ancient minster into a monastery. In the 1450s bishop Carpenter, famous as a founder of schools and early "public" libraries, reformed and effectively refounded the community. This, then, was a collegiate church, that is a religious community made up of secular priests rather than of monks. The sole surviving medieval fitting in the church is Carpenter's battered cadaver effigy, an emaciated figure of stone with a mitre for a pillow. There is an apse, a feature rare in church architecture after the 12th century. And the remains of the College, the residential buildings Carpenter created for his community, still stand, amid Victorian housing some 80m away from the church.
If Massie and a couple of other antiquaries had not left some account of what they saw, the crypt today would draw little attention. Yet dull red blotches can still be discerned beneath the whitewash, on the sides of a ledge-like recess; and a blocked east window is emphatic proof that this space has medieval origins. Recent research confirms that much polychromy survives in the painted scenes, and emphasises its value and distinctiveness. Tobit Curteis, a wall paintings consultant who works for English Heritage and the National Trust, has found the pigments were "extremely fine and relatively costly", even though reddish washes of paint may have covered much of the rest of the walls. Miriam Gill, a specialist in late medieval wall paintings at Leicester University, has established that the paintings' subject matter – as seen in engravings of the 1850s – is almost unique in England. One could add that the remaining medieval walls are roughly finished, and given that the paintwork lies on top of them, this must always have been the case. The effect of this, suggesting large plain areas contrasting with smaller stretches of finely-worked imagery, must have been distinctive.
The objects Massie found on the floor were unusual, too. In 1905 these were moved to display cases above the church porch, where they still lie. The collection includes many pieces of high-quality tile, seven portions of stone statues, many bits of finely-detailed architectural carving and some battered fragments of alabaster. The tiles include further Carpenter arms; they are of the Malvern school, well-known for elaborate customised arrangements of imagery. The statues, combined with the architectural carving, suggest the presence of two or three large and very finely-detailed 15th century fittings: reredoses or screens. And the alabasters, though fragmentary, are especially intriguing. A beautiful carving of a figure writing on a scroll cannot be paralleled in any known English alabaster, and must have been part of a one-off commission. Not all of this can have fitted into the crypt: it seems the 15th century enrichment of Westbury extended into the church itself.
Indeed, the most intriguing aspect of the crypt is its architectural relationship with the church as a whole, as revealed by the blocked east window. This was a large opening, peeping up above ground level in a distinctive way, and clearly 15th century in date. Above rise the walls of the polygonal chancel, richly detailed and also 15th century. Local amateur archaeologist James Russell has proved that the roof of the crypt would have lain above the top of this window, placing the floor of the chancel higher still. This sets the high altar a vertiginous 1.5m above the church interior, its top almost parallel with the sills of the apse windows. This is a remarkable arrangement: I cannot find a contemporary parallel for this combination of apse, dramatically-raised altar and subterranean crypt.
But that is because the building blocks of this arrangement are not 15th century. One buttress of the apse predates the others. Its angle and location confirm that it, too abutted a polygonal apse. It is reasonable to assume that the crypt either goes with it, or is older still. And antiquarian engravings add further features to the crypt itself: a simple vault, space for an altar below the east window, a narrow entrance in a western corner, a small vertical opening above the recess; there may have been a second recess, so that two low platforms faced each other either side of the altar.
Adding to this scheme for the crypt the polygonal apse, the raised high altar and the way in which the east window peeps above the ground, there is only one period when all these elements are found: the Anglo-Saxon era. The closest surviving comparison is at Wing in Buckinghamshire; the arrangement also bears useful comparison with Repton, Derbyshire and to a lesser extent Brixworth, Northamptonshire and Deerhurst, Gloucestershire. This comparison begs as many questions as it answers. Dating evidence for the pre-15th century buttress, meanwhile, is equivocal, with competing cases to be made for the earlier 13th and 14th centuries, though either would be unusual and not necessarily in conflict with earlier origins.
At the west end of the church the walls slope inwards unevenly as if the nave – which was built around 1200–20 – was being joined to something preexisting and of the same width as the current tower, which is largely 15th century. This in turn suggests some dimensions for the earlier structure: the length of the present church, at least as far as the tower; the width of the tower; the width of the apse. These allow for either a small apsed mortuary chapel-and-crypt with a detached tower to its west – a very Anglo-Saxon arrangement – or a large church whose dimensions match very closely indeed those of the surviving Anglo-Saxon churches at Deerhurst and Wing.
All this is speculative, but one surviving object brings us onto firmer ground. This is a tombstone, broken in two, and used to roof the entranceway to the tower's newel stair. It is carved with a cross and other motifs, and was identified as Anglo-Saxon by ES Lindley of the British Museum in 1960. It must have come from a burial ground, and the presence of two carrying-holes argues for that graveyard having been far enough away to require more than a couple of extra hands and some sweaty lugging.
Perhaps it can be connected to Westbury's other main medieval building, the College, known to have been under construction by 1458. Only part of this survives, but it is impressive: a grand vaulted gatehouse, and an adjoining wing with a distinctive conical corner turret. A second turret and the footings of another wing lie 20–30m away, overlooking the little river Trym, suggesting a courtyard plan. The site was excavated in 1968 and 1970 by Bristol archaeologist Michael Ponsford, and an Anglo-Saxon burial ground found. This was later cleared, leaving substantial portions of a few skeletons and several grave pits. The most distinctive early find was an exquisite dome-shaped glass mount decorated with triskele patterns.
The site was cobbled over and a high-status residence built nearby in the late 12th or early 13th century; this, probably the residence of the dean, was rebuilt about a century or so later. Then in the 15th century Carpenter swept the college site clean and began the current building; the excavations confirmed its plan, with a hall overlooking the Trym. As provost of Oriel College and in 1438 chancellor of the university itself, Carpenter would have known archbishop Chichele's All Souls and bishop Fleming's Lincoln College, Oxford, to which it is very comparable.
The Anglo-Saxon discoveries only beg further questions. We know that the ninth century bishop Oswald and late 11th century bishop Wulfstan attempted to create a community of monks at Westbury. Oswald's was soon moved to Ramsey in Huntingdonshire; Wulfstan is said to have found the church "devastated" by Vikings (he "repaired" it, though physical evidence for work after the Norman conquest is conspicuous by its absence). His attempt to monasticise the community in 1092 does not seem to have long out-lived his death three years later. How can we graft these facts onto the archaeology? What is the relative chronology of the two sites, with the College by the river and the present church on the shoulder of a hill?
We have standing evidence for the activities of the reforming bishop Carpenter. The College gatehouse still boasts carvings of his arms. Three other domestic buildings stood near the church; one survives, and another has been excavated by James Russell. These, too are Carpenter-era works; two of them almshouses, parts of a process by which, over 20 years or so, Carpenter gradually reformed and expanded the community, while increasing its endowments. And there is the church.
As has been said, the oldest dateable work here was being completed in around 1220. It includes a sedilia (stone seat for priests) in a strange location, the nave south aisle; there is also not-quite conclusive evidence for a 14th century phase. But most of the building is in the sober Perpendicular style and can be demonstrated to have been begun under bishop Carpenter. Yet at least three successive teams of masons were employed, and each of the five resulting building phases seems not to have been anticipated when the preceding one occurred, as if the bishop expanded his ambitions for the work in a series of uncoordinated steps.
The architecture is unexceptional though the east end is not unimpressive; and all parts of the church have features suggestive of specific practical and liturgical requirements. For example the porch incorporated a near-unique platform for Palm Sunday rituals; and there is also evidence for stained glass, rich painted decoration and unusually large screens. The apse, however – even without the crypt – is the church's most distinctive feature, predating almost all other late medieval apses. This suggests the arrangement is either a bright idea of the patron, or a rebuilding of a pre-existing structure – or a combination of the two.
No one knows why Westbury mattered so much to bishop Carpenter. Nicholas Orme's research for our book has demolished several Westbury myths – not only regarding the monasteries of Oswald and Wulfstan, previously thought to have been more permanent, but also that bishop Carpenter intended to make Westbury a cathedral. We do not see a man of unusual artistic tastes. Research has, however, thrown extra light on his crypt, for we have been able to translate and publish his will, uncovered by Miriam Gill in the course of researching her PhD thesis.
The will confirms that the bishop requested his body be carried to Westbury, where it was to "buried in the chapel of the Holy Cross in the crypt beneath the high altar", where a chantry was to be set up. The dedication is interesting, as there are contemporary plainly-decorated, tomb-like lower chapels beneath high altars on the continent. These are known to have symbolised the tomb of Christ in Easter rites. Is that part of the function of Westbury's crypt-chapel? Does it partly explain its distinctive features?
Whatever is the case, this ordinary-looking parish church was once a very impressive place indeed, its richly-screened east end resplendent with paint, stained glass, tilework and sculpture. Its high altar was raised theatrically above the rest of the church, hiding the crypt-chapel, with its distinctive form and decoration: the cadaver effigy of the bishop probably lay there, or possibly in the chancel, near the entrance to the crypt. The crypt itself, with its sophisticated, sparse imagery, must have been a remarkable space.
The evidence for all this is invisible to the ordinary visitor today; instead it is a testimony to the power of church archaeology, and to the careful work of otherwise unconnected researchers over some 150 years. One wonders what the church's reputation was among contemporaries. We know that fittingout was still underway, and being well-funded, some years after Carpenter's death, because one tile contains the coat of arms of Abbot Newland of Bristol, which must date after 1481. The wall painting, too, presumably antedates Carpenter's funeral, though it may have been his idea. Could any of this be linked to our final intriguing piece of documentation, a statement by one John Rous in the 1480s that Carpenter's tomb at Westbury was "coruscating with miracles"? If some held Carpenter to be a saint, his burial was certainly an effective setting for an incipient cult. Not bad for a Victorian toolshed.
Jon Cannon is the author of Cathedral: The Great English Cathedrals and the World That Made Them (Constable 2007). Westbury-on-Trym: Monastery, Minster and College, by Nicholas Orme and Jon Cannon, will be published by the Bristol Record Society in 2010.
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Have you ever seen non-sexualized photos of normal breasts?
A huge proportion of American women are not happy with their breasts. The media images make them believe the ideal is big and perky breasts with a small nipple and areola.
But, in reality female breasts come in all kinds of sizes and shapes. These breast pictures are here to let you see normal breasts - big, small, sagging, asymmetrical; big areolas or nipples.
In fact, having asymmetrical breasts, where one is bigger than the other, is very very common. Most women have one breast slightly larger than the other. Sagging is very common also, because due to gravity, the breast naturally assumes a hanging position.
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Many young people growing up never see what normal natural breasts look like, and influenced by the media, think that pert big breasts are ideal. Many end up opting for breast implants to "correct" their breasts — when their breasts were normal all the time!
In fact, MOST teenage girls worry and fret over their breast development, some even to the point of suicide — which is a very sad comment on how American culture is influencing young people.
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IT IS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO TOP ATTRACTIONS, and just a few steps away from Szimpla Kert Ruib Bar, and from the best night clubs, bars, and restaurants.
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The apartment is on the top floor (4th) of a renovated house with an elevator and provides a nice view to the Basilica Church from the balcony.
Eventhough it is right in the center of the nightlife, it is very QUIET.
It is on the upper floor and has a comfortable King Size Bed and a double Sofabed.
There is access to the BALCONY, where you can enjoy the sight of the Basilica Church.
There is a 2nd King Size Bed for two other guests.
It has all tools for cooking and dining and a micro wave, kettle, toaster are also provided. There is a built in washing machine as well.
-By Public transport ~1 hour
1, Take bus 200 E from the arrival terminal to Kobanya Kispest station
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3, Walk 5 minutes to the apartment.
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-Taxi ~EUR 25
The apartment is located very close to the major metro, tram, and bus lines in the city center.
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-Tram line 4, 6 at the Grand Boulevard-5 minutes
I highly recommend this apartment for friends, couples and to all ages, who want to explore Budapest from the best possible area, close to all the hot spots of the city!
See you soon!
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The apartment was in an ideal location; close to restaurants, shopping, grocery and baking shops, and most important within walking distance of so many attractions. Daniel was very helpful and gave us an overview of the area, called a taxi for our return home and carried our luggage down (which at that point was very heavy). Just a few recommendations: needs more towels, tea towels, extra sheets and some sharp knives. We stayed for about 5 weeks and really did need more supplies. Caution: we thought it would be on the 2nd floor and it was actually on the 3rd floor and my husband had difficulties with the climbing.
Very nice stay in this lovely and clean apartment right in the city centre. Easy to get walking to every main attraction in the city. We had a problem at our arrival which was solved out straight away by Daniel. If i go back to Budapest, I will reserve this apartment again, no doubt!
I was with my friends there and I can only recommend it. The apartment has everything you need. It's very good located and very quiet, the view from the balcony is breathtaking. With Daniel, everything went very well. It has given us even a few tips on what we can do so.
Ich war mit meinen Freundinnen dort und ich kann es nur weiter empfehlen. Das Apartment hat alles was man benötigt. Es ist sehr gute gelegen und sehr ruhig, die Aussicht vom Balkon ist atemberaubend. Mit Daniel lief alles sehr gut. Es hat uns sogar ein paar Tips gegeben was wir so unternehmen können.
Great flat with an excellent location! Most places worth a visit were in a walking distance of the apartment. Daniel was very helpful with locations and such. The flat was spacious and comfortable. Fast Wifi. Overall a great stay!
Daniel war ein sehr guter Gastgeber.Im Unterschied zum Äußeren des Hauses war die Wohnung wunderschön, sehr sauber und gut ausgestattet.Alles war da,nur eine Kaffeemaschine hätten wir uns noch gewünscht.Die Lage der Wohnung war optimal,sehr zentral und dennoch ruhig.Unser Aufenhalt dort wird uns in guter Erinnerung bleiben.
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For the 10th straight year, the Sooners lost the series opener to the Longhorns, falling 7-6 in 12 innings Friday night.
Texas plated the go-ahead and eventual winning runs in the top of the 12th on a two-out, two-run double down the left field line by left fielder Jonathan Walsh.
Catcher Tanner Toal countered with a homer in the bottom of the 12th, but OU could not get another base runner to reach and fell just one run short.
Pitcher Jordan John, who threw 107 pitches, got the tough luck loss after allowing a pair of earned runs and eight hits, while striking out six and walking two in six innings.
"Yeah, he pitched his tail off," said head coach Sunny Golloway. "But the good thing about that is he can be a starter for us and basically he had to pitch like a starter tonight."
Texas' Hoby Milner got the win, while Parker French got his second save of the season.
Second baseman Jack Mayfield gave the Sooners an early 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning when he slammed the first pitch he saw over the left field wall.
Moments later, shortstop Caleb Bushyhead followed suit with another two-run jack, plating left fielder Evan Mistich and making it 4-0 before Texas could get its first three outs.
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"Same thing, exact same thing, I'm not for sure [what the deal is], you know," Golloway said.
The Longhorns cut into the Sooner lead when first baseman Max White couldn't grab third baseman Garrett Carey's throw across the diamond that would have ended the top of the third inning.
As it was, Texas left fielder Jonathan Walsh reached on the play and right fielder Mark Payton scored, trimming the deficit to 4-1.
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The Sooners fall to 0-1 in Big 12 play and 11-7 overall, while Texas is now 1-0 and 8-8 in Big 12 and overall play, respectively.
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Proposal Calls for Fannie, Freddie to Be U.S.-Owned Nonprofits
By Nick Timiraos
The Wall Street Journal
February 23, 2010
An influential real-estate trade group is calling for the government to convert Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into federally owned nonprofit corporations that would largely leave the mortgage-finance giants intact.
The proposal from the National Association of Realtors is likely to meet stiff political resistance because the companies have required a $111 billion bailout, and lawmakers are under pressure to demand sweeping changes. But the recommendations also underscore how difficult it will be for policy makers to dramatically reshape the two companies, which own or guarantee half of the nation's $11 trillion home loans and are playing a critical role in providing liquidity to the battered housing market.
The Realtors plan, which has been circulated among policy makers but hasn't been publicly released, is the latest to call for the government to make explicit guarantees for certain mortgage-backed securities. That would replace the longstanding implied guarantee on the companies' debt that allowed them to borrow cheaply until some foreign investors lost confidence in that guarantee as losses mounted two years ago.
The policy proposal adds to a growing consensus among some academics, investors and housing analysts that the federal government should continue to play a role in the U.S. mortgage market. So far, few have called for as large a government ownership role as the Realtors.
The White House hasn't weighed in over the long-term plans for the companies, though senior officials have said they don't favor resurrecting that assumed debt guarantee. On Tuesday, Rep. Barney Frank (D., Mass.) postponed a hearing on the future of the housing-finance system that had been set for next week, citing a scheduling conflict. The hearing was to feature testimony from top administration officials.
Facing a bailout-weary electorate, politicians from both parties have promised to dramatically shake up both companies. Mr. Frank, a longtime supporter of the companies, said last month that he would recommend "abolishing" the firms and replacing them with an entirely new housing-finance system.
Still, the Realtors proposal argues that the companies shouldn't be heavily restructured. The Realtors' association is one of several industry groups with an interest in protecting the hallmark of the U.S. housing-finance system: the low-cost, 30-year fixed-rate mortgage that Fannie and Freddie helped finance. The report says that the companies' "existing infrastructure" makes them best positioned to become nonprofit government corporations.
"Despite their troubles, they created a lot of good...by making capital more liquid and by making mortgages more available," says Lucien Salvant, an association spokesman.
The proposal is sure to face resistance from critics of Fannie and Freddie, including some Republicans who argue that the companies should ultimately be privatized.
But even some longtime critics say it is unrealistic to expect Congress to take drastic action. "Congress is going to ultimately say, 'We have something that we know has worked in the past, and we don't have anything right now,' " says Peter Wallison, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute who supports privatization. "As policy makers weigh the alternatives, they will be under pressure to re-establish Fannie and Freddie."
The Realtors' proposal wouldn't significantly alter two of the more controversial components of the companies' infrastructure: their mandate to support affordable housing goals and their ability to maintain large investment portfolios. Critics say those elements fueled poor decision-making that contributed to their spectacular collapse.
The proposal would require the firms to reinvest their profits to build capital reserves so that they could maintain lending during economic crises. Fannie and Freddie would be self-funded, and their chief executives would serve fixed terms to avoid political interference.
Any government-owned corporations might duplicate existing functions provided by the Federal Housing Administration, which insures loans, and Ginnie Mae, a government-owned corporation that guarantees payments to investors on securities backed by FHA- and other government-insured loans.
The FHA faces rapidly rising losses on loans it insured and is scrambling to avoid its own taxpayer bailout. Officials have said that the agency didn't have proper tools to manage risk as the private mortgage market collapsed and that government pay-scales have made it harder to recruit top talent.
Government control of Fannie and Freddie has already created awkward tensions. On Thursday, the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the companies' government regulator, is expected to face tough questioning before a congressional panel over his approval of multimillion compensation packages for top executives at the companies.
"It's essential that we've got people that know what they're doing," says Edward DeMarco, the agency's acting director, because the companies have more than $5 trillion in mortgage holdings backed by taxpayers.
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On Saturday 12th November 2016 at 7:30pm Burgess Hill Symphony Orchestra will present their Autumn Concert at St. Andrew's Church, Junction Road, Burgess Hill, RH15 0LG. The programme will include: This year we commemorate 400 years since the death of William Shakespeare. Led by our ebullient conductor Mike Wood BEM, the orchestra will mark this […]Read More
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LONDON–Joe Turner's Come and Gone has a new home at the Young Vic, one of the United Kingdom's premier theater venues, known for its diverse productions. The London revival has been received enthusiastically here, from the audience, who greeted its opening with deafening applause, to theater critics. The Guardian said that the play "takes time setting off on its journey, but reaches its destination in triumph," while the Daily Telegraph enthused, "by turns tender, tough and deeply affecting, this is a play, and a production of great distinction."
"In the U.S., his plays are done widely, a great deal in New York and other parts of the country. In [the U.K.], his plays are not done often and I'm hoping to change that," says David Lan, the play's director, explaining his reasons for reviving one of August Wilson's best-known plays. Lan is a South African-born, British playwright and filmmaker, and the Young Vic's artistic director. He also directed Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in The Sun in 2001. Joe Turner's Come and Gone is the third in a series of historical plays produced by the Young Vic chronicling the lives of 20th-century African Americans.
Set in the round, the Young Vic has been transformed into a boarding house where Wilson's characters come and go at will. The theater is filled with red earth, symbolic of the rural roots of Wilson's characters and their journey from the South to the North on their quest for identity. In all of this, it is impossible to ignore the presence of Delroy Lindo, who played the role of Herald Loomis in the original 1988 production of the same play. However, Lindo now takes on the character of Bynum Walker.
The Root: Why is it important for theater to revisit groundbreaking plays like August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone?
Delroy Lindo: This is a play I consider to be a contemporary classic. In that sense, I feel the play is timeless and the deep issues that the play is dealing with, namely, identity, specifically for people of African descent. But I think anybody who has negotiated the question of identity and where they belong on this planet can relate to this play. So, from that standpoint, I believe that the issues are timeless and therefore, it makes the play timeless and relevant to revisit.
TR: You directed the same play at the end of 2008 at Berkeley Repertory Theatre, and Fences is currently on Broadway. Is it a coincidence that you have two plays from a great playwright, playing on opposite sides of the Atlantic at the same time?
DL: It's coincidence, actually. However, I think that it does speak to and attest to August's international influence. I actually have no idea how many of his plays have been translated into other languages but he does have, because his work is so specific, a universal quality. I like to think that he has a universal appeal, and I like to think the fact that his plays are being done concurrently in New York and London is a testament to his influence.
TR: You talked about the issue of identity, which of course, relates to Africans, Africans Americans, but here in London, there is a vast difference between the interpretation of slavery and the way it is viewed in the United States. What questions do you hope this play raises with the audience?
DL: [For] people of the African Diaspora and African descent, to the extent that this play deals with identity, who are we on this planet and where do we fit? How do we find ourselves? I think that is a question that people of African descent can ask themselves wherever they may be because people of African descent have literally spread all over the globe. So, whether or not black people have been forcefully taken from their countries of origin or whether they have arrived through some other means, now when I say through some other means, I am not sure, who those black people are. To that extent, I think the issues in this play are always relevant and current.
TR: Is this your first time on the British theater stage?