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How mortgages are approved
To get a clearer view of the home loan process, it's helpful to know some of the factors that will be considered when your mortgage application is reviewed.When you apply for a mortgage, your loan officer will forward your application and the supporting documentation to an underwriter. It's the underwriter's responsibility to review your loan scenario and the supporting documentation to ensure that it meets the loan program guidelines, to determine whether or not you qualify for the loan.
The underwriter looks at your application to see if it meets these basic criteria:
- Your ability to repay the loan. This requirement basically asks, "Is your income enough to cover the new mortgage payment and all your other monthly expenses?" To figure this out, lenders use your debt-to-income ratio (DTI). Most lenders want your debt-to-income ratio to be 36% or less, but the ratio that works best for you is the one that you can comfortably afford.
- Your likelihood to repay the loan. Your payment history and credit score are indicators to lenders of your likelihood to make payments in the future.
- The home value. The underwriter carefully looks at the home value (based on a professional appraisal ordered by your lender) of the property you are purchasing to verify that it meets or exceeds the purchase price. This will also help them ensure the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio fits within the loan program guidelines. (For more complete information, read The home appraisal process.) To qualify for a conventional loan, most lenders require you to have a loan-to-value ratio of no more than 80-95%. The higher your home's value and the less you owe on it, the lower your LTV ratio.
- For a purchase, the source of funds for your down payment. The underwriter will verify your down payment funds. If you have a down payment of less than 20%, you will typically be required to pay private mortgage insurance (PMI), which increases your monthly mortgage payment. The underwriter will review your documentation to estimate whether you have enough money to cover closing costs. You may also be required to have set aside two or more monthly mortgage payments as reserves, depending on the loan program and/or loan amount. Lenders typically require reserves to cover your mortgage payment in case of emergencies or unforeseen events.
- As you move forward, keep in mind that your income, debt, credit history, down payment and savings (if applicable), the home's value and your loan program's guidelines will all play a role in whether your loan application is approved.
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When Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks, Wall Street listens - and investors should beware. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) has lost over 2,500 points on days he has spoken, including three of the worst point losses ever.
Today's drop in the Dow of 215 points is the 14th time out of the last 20 times the Dow has lost ground on a Bernanke has spoken over the past six months. Bernanke gave a speech at the Federal Reserve System Conference on Housing and Mortgage Markets in Washington today, where he continued to hammer the message the economy is in bad shape.
"The U.S. financial system has been in turmoil during the past 16 months," Bernanke said. "Credit conditions have tightened and asset values have declined, contributing substantially, in turn, to the weakening of economic activity."
That message and others like it have had an impact on financial markets. Altogether, it has lost a total of 2,507 points during the 21 days listed on the Federal Reserve Board's Web site that Bernanke delivered public remarks. That's more than half of the 4,127 points the market has lost in that time.
Jerry Bowyer, chief economic advisor to BenchMark Financial Network and columnist for National Review told the Business & Media Institute it is reasonable to assume this is more than just a coincidence and the barrage of live media coverage of Bernanke has something to do with it.
"Yup. It's quite reasonable," Bowyer said. "After all CNBC usually runs the Dow on a split screen with Bernanke speaking on the other. I'd also look at Paulson - same pattern seems to hold."
It's an issue of trust, according to Bowyer - Wall Street is leery of Washington.
"Big Picture: the investor class doesn't trust the political class, even if they are Republican," Bowyer said.
Bernanke's speech on Dec. 1 to the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce, Austin, Texas sent the Dow Jones spiraling downward 679 points - its fourth biggest point drop ever.
"Despite the efforts of the Federal Reserve and other policymakers, the U.S. economy remains under considerable stress," Bernanke said. "Economic activity was weakening even before the intensification of the financial crisis this fall. The sharp falloff in consumer spending during the summer was particularly striking. According to the latest estimates, real gross domestic product (GDP) declined at an annual rate of 0.5 percent in the third quarter, with personal consumption falling at an annual rate of 3.7 percent."

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Step 1: Apply the remover
Scraping out moldy caulk from around a bathtub is a tough, tedious job. And if you get too aggressive, you'll chip a tile or mar the tub finish. Make the job a lot easier by first softening the caulk with a caulk remover (inexpensive at hardware stores).
Application is simple. Just squeeze the remover onto the caulk, making sure it covers the edges (Photo 1). Let it sit for several hours (or as directed on the package).
Step 2: Scrape out the caulk
Then start scraping out the old caulk (Photo 2). The caulk remover works by destroying the bond between the caulk and the tub or tile, so that instead of chipping at the caulk with a razor blade, you just pull away big chunks of it with a putty knife. Most removers work on both silicone and acrylic latex caulks.
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King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, (March 16, 1921 - August 1, 2005) was the King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He was also the leader of the House of Saud and Prime Minister.


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Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy
Do Not Believe - Poem by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy
Do not believe, my dearest, when I say
That I no longer love you.
When the tide ebbs do not believe the sea -
It will return anew.
Already I long for you, and passion fills me,
I yield my freedom thus to you once more.
Already the waves return with shouts and glee
To fill again that same belovèd shore.
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In your homeland
winter lingers
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Your language
cuts as skates on ice
unheard passion pulses
Into my wanting
your long arms reach
into heated desire
your fingers probe
Taken to the zenith
before the posted boundaries
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My body, the vehicle
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Kristi Yamaguchi Talks About Staying Active With Her Kids
How Kristi Yamaguchi Stays Active With Her Kids
With an ice queen as a mommy and a professional hockey player for a father, it's no surprise that Kristi Yamaguchi's children take to the ice for a little family fun. The petite Olympic champion and mother of two daughters (Keara, 6, and Emma, 4) chatted it up with our very own PopSugar Rush gal Karli, where she dished on her favorite American Idols, her excitement about the Winter Olympics, and how she stays active with her two girls.
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Solar Panels Made By Ion Cannon Could Halve Production Costs
Solar power is a pretty direct and elegant way to generate power. After all, most traditional fuels involve energy that originated from the sun in one way or another, and unlike oil, gas, even hydroelectric and wind, solar power doesn't require any of those pesky turbines. You just sit a panel out in the sun and wait. The problem is, convenient as that all may sound, the actually production of solar panels has been pretty inefficient up to this point, making them prohibitively expensive considering their relatively low level of energy collection. Now, however, a new production technique utilizing a literal ion cannon may be able to halve the production cost of solar cells and make them even better in the process.Read More


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Dec 26, 2012 - StaffDeaths
Richard Gordon, 60, of Riverton, died Friday, Dec. 7, of natural causes in Fruit Heights, Utah. Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 29, at Chapel of Mount Hope at Hudson's Funeral Home in Lander.
Patrick W. Woody, 20, of Lander, died Wednesday, Dec. 19, in Lander. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 29, at Chapel of Mount Hope at Hudson's Funeral Home in Lander with Pastor Dan Brossman officiating. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery under the direction of Hudson's Funeral Home.
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Teen Candy House Craft Day is at the Lander Library, 200 Amoretti St., Lander.
Divorces granted in Fremont County District Court:
Charles Steven Ter Doest from Vicki L. Ter Doest.
Nancie H. Vion-Loisel from Bernard J. Vion-Loisel.
Betty Von Feldt from Troy Von Feldt.
Bonnie Sue Walters from Ronald Dewey Walters. Wife's former name of Stewart restored.
J.D. Warren III from Sonja G. Weinstein. Joint custody of minor child.
Tyrone Watson from Stephanie Watson.
Fred D. Weber from Colleen Weber. Wife's former name of Blackwell restored.
Brenda Lee Wheeler from Jersey Dean Wheeler. Wife's former name of White restored.
Vici Woodward from Randy Woodward. Wife granted custody of minor children.
Scott Neal Woolsey from Bridgett Woolsey. Joint custody of minor child. Wife's former name of Shelp restored.
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I have a Kindle fixed layout template which works fine. But in this instance I used images which were from a pdf and when I previewed the .mobi everything looked good except the font is too small to read. Now I have done these types of books before ( childrens books with larger text ) but this book is more like a magazine layout. I need to know how and if I can get the pages to zoom in with a pinch if possible off a Kindle Fire or similar. I see no books like this in the .mobi format.
If I did this book in an epub and viewed on an IPad I can easily magnify the pages with a pinch.
Any help here as the alternative is to do the book with flowing text and I will not be able to use the background.
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Former mayoral candidate Sarah Thomson jumped into the crowded race to lead Toronto on Thursday, saying her transit focus gives her a chance of a come-from-behind victory.
Arriving at City Hall in a horse-drawn carriage, Ms. Thomson said she was an early voice on Mayor Rob Ford's substance abuse issues after accusing him of groping her while intoxicated at a public event a year ago.
"Let's get this straight: Last year I came out and I told people, 'Lookit, I think he's on some sort of substance and he has an issue'. And I'm glad the news came out," she said. "We all know that I was telling the truth on all that."
Wearing her signature dreadlocks, Ms. Thomson said she chose a horse and buggy to arrive at City Hall to file her registration papers to highlight that Toronto had made transportation strides in the past, but is now stalled on the public transit issue.
Ms. Thomson said she would prioritize building a downtown relief subway line before any other transit expansion and would charge tolls for suburban commuters who use the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway to drive to work in Toronto.
"We need tolls. I'm standing behind tolls on the Gardiner and DVP," she said.
After a downtown relief line is built, Ms. Thomson said she supports an underground LRT line in Scarborough.
Ms. Thomson, who is publisher of the Women's Post and chairwoman of the Toronto Transit Alliance, said she planned to remain in the race until voting day but would "never say never," unlike in 2010 when she withdrew early. She also said she expects to be included in mayoral debates.
"I'm in this to win this," she said. "Last time, I pulled out because we ran out of money and I've really lined up my ducks."
When asked for her response to those who consider her a fringe candidate, Ms. Thomson said: "I got to third place in the last race."
A reporter interjected: "Hold on, you dropped out the race."
Ms. Thomson clarified: "I got to third place in the polls in June, 17, I was third place."
When a reporter noted that a poll result is not the same as finishing third on voting day, Ms. Thomson said: "I'm sorry. I made a mistake. I got to third place in the polls at one point before I ran out of money."
Ms. Thomson, her husband and two children entered City Hall to the sounds of Serena Ryder blasting from a boom box carried by a supporter. However, a security guard asked them to turn the music off as they walked through the lobby. Ms. Thomson also asked to take a selfie of herself with journalists, but was turned down.
After filing her papers, Ms. Thomson told reporters she will run a more authentic campaign than she did four years ago, when she submitted to a makeover by her advisers.
"It wasn't me. It didn't feel authentic, it didn't feel real. And I did learn over the years, you know, it's about keeping it real. People want me, they don't want whatever the makeover does," she said. "So my campaign, you're going to get me. … I won't be scripted. I'm saying what I feel is in my heart."Report Typo/Error
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Masters of Deception: 5 Two-Faced Species
A spider with a happy face on its back, an orchid that looks like a monkey, and a bug with a peanut head are among nature's tricksters.
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By Linda Poon April Fools' Day is when people roll out their best pranks, tricks, and other shenanigans just for the sake of a good laugh. But compared with the tricksters of the animal kingdom, we're all just amateurs. (Related: "April Fools' Day Pictures: Seven Animal Hoaxes.") For nature's masters of deception, the use of…


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By Tiffany Rider - Assistant Editor
August 13, 2013 – The people of Long Beach will have another option for community news via the Long Beach Register (LBR) starting August 19.
"What the Long Beach Register will bring is a new way of approaching local news that the people of Long Beach haven't gotten much of in a long time," said Paul Eakins, a former Press-Telegram editor who will serve as editor of LBR. "I think it will be another, different option for people to learn about their community."
The LBR is the first daily newspaper in Los Angeles County for owner Freedom Communications, which operates the Orange County Register (OCR) and various other publications. Five days a week, the LBR will print a minimum of 16 pages, with 10 pages of community-focused news and six pages of school sports. On Fridays, the publication's sports section will instead focus on student extracurricular activities like band, and local arts.
The Long Beach Register staff will operate from offices at
Daugherty Sky Harbor on Spring Street near Temple Avenue. Pictured,
from left, are: Paul Eakins, editor; Susan Jacobs, community engagement editor;
Ian Lamont, publisher; and Jeff Gritchen, chief photographer.
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"This is just to start," LBR Publisher Ian Lamont told the Business Journal. (Readers may recognize the name of the former Press-Telegram publisher.) The LBR will cover Long Beach as well as the cities of Artesia, Cerritos, Lakewood and Signal Hill.
As a wrap around the OCR, the publication will launch with a distribution of 10,000, which includes approximately 2,600 OC Register subscribers who will automatically get the LBR, more than 200 paid news racks, 100 racks inside large retail stores and 220 free racks across the publication's five-city coverage area.
In addition, the LBR staff will produce what Lamont called "a total market coverage product" of about six pages on Fridays that contains the news of the week. "It's a 'here's what you missed' for the non-subscriber," Lamont said, noting distribution of this product is expected to be 46,000.
In addition to Eakins – who was hired by the OCR in April to facilitate the publication's first effort to transition one of its weeklies into a five-day-a-week newspaper – the staff at the new LBR includes other familiar names: Kelly Puente, Greg Mellen, Bob Keisser, Jeff Gritchen and Jody Collins are all former P-Ters.
"We start with 20 employees, of which two-thirds of that staff are editorial," Lamont said in an August 2 interview. "We have not completely made all assignments yet, but we will certainly have beat reporters."
The LBR will cover all races, interview all candidates and endorse in all local races in the 2014 elections, Lamont said. "We'll be doing what a daily newspaper should do in an election," he said, noting that each Friday the paper's community section will include an opinion on an issue.
The publication has a sales manager and three sales representatives, who will offer introductory ad rates through November 30. The LBR also accepts classifieds. "The philosophy of Aaron [Kushner] and Eric [Spitz] is that the newspaper should be available to everyone," Lamont said of the Freedom Communications owners.
"Newspapers work. There is a whole generation out there of businesses that have not been able to advertise in newspapers for a long time. This is a way to show them the effectiveness of newspapers and introduce them back into newspapers at very modest rates."
Looking ahead, Lamont said he expects the publication to adapt to demand. "It is going to evolve a great deal in the first 60 days," he said. For more information about the LBR, visit www.lbregister.com.


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Amid the security crackdown in Baghdad, an al-Qaida linked group has claimed responsibility Monday for abducting two U.S. soldiers from a checkpoint while the U.S. military has charged three soldiers with the murder of three detainees during an operation. Continue reading
Hoshyar Zebari, the Iraq foreign minister talks about efforts to build a unity government, the recent violence and efforts to crackdown on militias. Zebari has served as the foreign minister of Iraq for nearly three years. Continue reading
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We tried to count how many miles of hiking trails accessible from Eagle Point and throughout the surrounding Fishlake National Forest but we lost track, and got distracted by deer. While getting intentionally lost on the thousands of miles of trails you are bound encounter families of deer, elk, hawks, eagles or the somewhat elusive Rocky Mountain Goat herd. You can start from Skyline National Recreation Trail for a leisurely stroll, or summit any of the many peaks within the Tushar Mountains including Mount Holly or Mountain Belknap both topping out over 12,000 feet. But of course its not where you start or where you end. Its about the journey.
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The haunting photos don't lie. Song is from the heart.. Poisoned, forced to abandon possessions, homeless, hopeless with nowhere to turn - Ministry takes couple in; Others losing health, home, and lives die to mold-related illness. Even our children can get no medical help. "No weapon formed against me shall prosper" and God said tell the people and He will do the rest.
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DIAL BECOMES A KEYBOARD; New Styling in Radios Features Push-Button Automatic Tuners--Unique Devices Control Sets From Across the Room
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October 16, 1938,
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OCTOBER is to new radio sets what June is to the rose. Ever since those hectic days in the Autumn of the early. Twenties, when, in the old Madison Square Garden, wireless enthusiasts were so rambunctious that the doors had to be closed for safety of those jammed inside, the public has been invited in October to see what has blossomed electrically in radio.
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SNH has produced this on-line publication for the private owners and occupiers of areas of land and water, which are important for the natural heritage, and have been designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs). It explains how we work with you and others to designate and manage SSSIs and what the changes brought about by the Nature Conservation (Scotland) Act 2004 mean for SSSI owners and occupiers.
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Here's a good one I just got in this morning:
craig posted:
BODY: in your guide for animal crossing wild world for DS you dont say where thay are or where even where thay mite be?
No, there was no subject, and yes, that is all that was typed. Anyone know what he's talking about? 'CAUSE I'M STUMPED!
UPDATE: We just got in another goodie. I don't want to make a new blog post, but it needs to be seen.
chris posted:
SUBJECT: change charecter
BODY: i need help to change the charecters i can only play 3 people but they are not good is it actuelly possable to change parety members?? if yes how??? i yes pleeeas tell me how
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"It's bittersweet but it's a step forward," said Lt. Col. Christopher "Ollie" Oliver in a statement provided by a Marine Corps public affairs officer. "We sent this aircraft out on a high note and if it had to go out, it might as well have gone out in a combat zone."
Gunnery Sgt. Michael Schram flew on the last flight and said it was an honor.
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Through the first 16 games of June, the Yankees went 13-3, scored 6.94 runs per game and drew 4.31 walks per game. In the last two games against the Rockies, the Yankees have gone 0-2, scored exactly one run in each game, and drawn exactly two walks per game. Against the two Colorado starters, Josh Fogg and Jeff Francis, the Yankees drew a total of two walks in 14 innings. Of the four walks the Yankees have drawn in the last two games, three of them were by Alex Rodriguez, and one of those was an intentional unintentional pass (that came with two outs and a man on second in the sixth inning of a still-scoreless game and was the only free pass Jeff Francis issued in seven innings). It seems that the Yankees approach at the plate appears to be largely to blame for their power outage in this series.
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Arizmendi was one of more than 10,000 Atlantic Fleet Sailors and Marines aboard the ships of the USS Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Battle Group and USS Bataan Amphibious Ready Group that proudly participated in Operation Enduring Freedom.
During the deployment, Arizmendi's ship traveled more than 50,000 miles, launched more than 10,000 aircraft and dropped 1.7 million pounds of ordinance. Sailors and Marines were also visited by nine U.S. senators, Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and actor David Keith from the movie "BEHIND ENEMY LINES". The ship also celebrated the 226th birthday of the Marine Corps.
Carriers like USS Theodore Roosevelt are deployed throughout the world to maintain U.S. presence and provide rapid response in times of crisis. They serve as a highly visible deterrent to would-be aggressors, and are equipped with the most versatile and powerful weapons and aircraft available.
Arizmendi is a 1995 graduate of Derry Area High School of Derry, Indiana and joined the Navy in July 1997. For more information about the deployment with high resolution photos visit the USS Theodore Roosevelt web site at www.pear.navy.mil/tr or visit the Navy newsstand at www.news.navy.mil.
Marine Corps Pfc. Corey B. Trosper, a 2001 graduate of Wayne High School recently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. Trosper successfully completed 12 weeks of training designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally.
Trosper and fellow recruits began their training at 5am each day by running three miles and performing calisthenics. In addition to the physical conditioning program, Trosper spent numerous hours in classroom and field assignments which included learning first aid, uniform regulations, combat water survival, marksmanship, hand-to-hand combat and assorted weapons training. They performed close order drill and operated as a small infantry unit during field training.
Trosper and other recruits also received instruction on the Marine Corps' core values—honor, courage, and commitment, and what the words mean in guiding personal and professional conduct. Trosper and fellow recruits ended the training phase with THE CRUCIBLE, a 54-hour team effort, problem solving evolution which culminated with an emotional ceremony in which the recruits were presented the Marine Corps Emblem, and were addressed as "Marines" for the first time since boot camp began.
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Behind five players in double figures, the Wright State men's basketball team posted an 85-77 win over Western Carolina Saturday afternoon at WSU's Nutter Center.
Both teams started slow offensively as the Raider lead was just 9-8 seven minutes in until a 11-0 run, including a pair of three by Reggie Arceneaux, made it 20-8 with 9:31 remaining in the first half. The margin then seesawed between seven and 12 the rest of period before Wright State went into the break up 35-26.
WSU shot 44 percent from the field in the first half, four of eight from three-point range, while Western Carolina shot 33 percent.
WCU cut the deficit to four twice in the early going of the second half, the second being 40-36 on two Tawaski King free throws with 17:07 to play, only to see Wright State go on a 20-9 run over the next eight minutes, half of those coming from AJ Pacher, to make it 60-45.
The Catamounts rallied to within five in the final minute before the Raiders sealed the win with three foul shots, two by Arceneaux.
WSU hit 11 of 20 shots in the second half to end up at 49 percent overall and made 24 of 30 shots after halftime to end up at 29 for 40 for the game. Western Carolina, meanwhile, shot 42 percent for the contest and was 20 of 28 at the line. Wright State led 26-18 in points in the paint and 20-13 in points off of turnovers.
Five Raiders finished in double figures as Pacher had 18, Arceneaux 12, Kendall Griffin and JT Yoho 11 each and Cole Darling 10. Grififn and Pacher each had eight rebounds while Arceneaux dished out seven assists.
The last time WSU had five players score in double figures was on February 25, 2010 when Todd Brown (16), Vaughn Duggins (15), Troy Tabler (14), Cory Cooperwood (11) and N'Gai Evans (10) did it. That Brad Brownell's final season at WSU.
Trey Sumler and Tom Tankelewicz each had 15 to lead Western Carolina (5-5).
Wright State (5-3) hits the road for three games next week, starting on Monday, December 2, with a 7:00 contest at Morehead State.


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THE NEXT TWO WEEKS AT TWU: August 13-26, 2007
Texas Woman's University and the Fort Worth Independent School District have been awarded a $1.3 million federal grant to improve English language literacy and the academic achievement of English language learners in the Fort Worth ISD.
The U.S. Department of Education's National Professional Development Program in the Office of English Language Acquisition recently awarded grants for projects designed to increase the pool of highly qualified teachers prepared to serve students with limited English proficiency and increase the skills of teachers already serving them. Project ACCELERATE, a collaborative effort of TWU and the Fort Worth ISD, received $1,306,911.
"Teachers at times have in their regular classes students who don't have the English language background to be successful. This grant will provide the teachers with strategies and tools to meet the needs of those students," said Dr. Pat Casey, TWU assistant professor of educational leadership and a co-director of Project ACCELERATE.
"State achievement statistics show a large gap between the academic performance of English language learners and those who know English," said Dr. Claudia Sanchez, TWU assistant professor of teacher education and a co-director of the project. "Our goal is to improve the education offered to students in the Fort Worth ISD, and we can do this through the preparation of in-service teachers. Teachers want to know the latest research-based information so they can influence children."
Project ACCELERATE is a five-year professional development program designed to advance English language learners' knowledge in reading, math, science and social studies. A total of 66 content-area teachers in Fort Worth ISD secondary schools will participate in coursework leading to nine graduate credit hours that can be applied to a master's degree at TWU. Those 66 teachers then will provide professional development to other Fort Worth ISD content-area teachers who also teach English language learners.
"It's been a wonderful collaboration with the university," said Margaret Balandran, executive director of bilingual education for the Fort Worth ISD and a co-director of Project ACCELERATE. "This project will be integrated into our district's professional development offerings and give us a systematic process for providing professional development. Our teachers are very dedicated and are always searching for more resources and strategies to use. They want to be the very best teachers for their English language learners and I am sure that we will be able to recruit many of them for this project."
For more information on the U.S. Department of Education's National Professional Development Program in the Office of English Language Acquisition, visit www.ncela.gwu.edu/newsline/archives/2007/07/2007_national_p.html.
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Information and news about activities, programs or TWU people may be sent to the Office of Marketing and Communication through campus mail or by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. The deadline to receive information is the first and third Tuesday of each month at 5 p.m. for the following week. Student information for the "People" section is not published unless it is submitted by or in conjunction with a faculty member and that faculty member's related activities.
TWU Faculty Development Days will be held Aug. 20-22 on the Denton campus. A faculty meeting, which includes a "State of the University" address by Chancellor and President Dr. Ann Stuart, will take place from 10 a.m. until noon Monday, Aug. 20, in the MCL Auditorium. A faculty luncheon in the southeast dining room of Hubbard Hall will follow. Orientations, meetings, workshops and other events are scheduled through Wednesday, Aug. 22. For more information, contact the office of the associate provost, 81-3350.
The Pioneer Information Booth, located in front of the Student Union, will be undergoing some reconditioning work and will be closed the week of Aug. 13-17. Visitors/guests coming to campus this week should be referred to the Department of Public Safety for a visitor parking permit.
Jerry Nash, scholastic chess director for the U.S. Chess Federation, will present a workshop on the use of chess as an instructional tool Friday, Aug. 17 at TWU. The workshop is free and is scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon in Hubbard Hall. To register, call 81-2211 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Under section 51.907 of the Texas Education Code, "an institution of higher education may not permit a student to drop more than six courses, including any course a transfer student has dropped at another institution of higher education." This statute was enacted by the State of Texas in spring 2007 and applies to students who enroll in a public institution of higher education as first-time freshmen in fall 2007 or later. Any course that a student drops is counted toward the six-course limit if "(1) the student was able to drop the course without receiving a grade or incurring an academic penalty; (2) the student's transcript indicates or will indicate that the student was enrolled in the course; and (3) the student is not dropping the course in order to withdraw from the institution." The statute applies across institutions and procedures for implementation may vary between institutions. Policies and procedures for implementation of this statute are being developed and will be published as soon as they are available.
Please submit "People" items (faculty and staff only) to the Office of Marketing and Communication by campus mail or by e-mail to email@example.com. Include first and last names (no initials, please) and appropriate titles (ie. Dr.).
A benefit for Rhett Vincent, son of Sharon Vincent (student records) will be held Sunday, Aug. 26 in St. Thomas Parish Hall in Pilot Point. Rhett, a fifth-grader at Pilot Point, currently is in Baylor Rehabilitation Center due to a head injury suffered in an automobile accident. The benefit will feature a barbecue brisket/sausage lunch from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 6-11. Children under age 6 eat free. Raffle tickets for a 61-inch flat-screen TV and home theater system are available for $20. Lunch and raffle tickets may be made by contacting Brandon Bays (undergraduate studies/academic affairs) at 81-3309 or by email at email@example.com or Bob Price (facilities management) at (940) 465-4076. Donations also may be made at Point Bank.
Dr. Ronald Davis and Dr. Terri Senne, both kinesiology, served on the review committee for the Physical Education Content Test administered to beginning physical education teachers. The committee, organized by the Texas Education Association, met July 23-24 in Austin to review more than 150 questions related to teaching physical education in the public schools.
The TWU golf course has hired Thomas Roese of Arlington as the new supervisor of golf course marketing and operations and Julie Halliburton of Cushing as the new coordinator of golf course services.
Dr. Sandra Cesario (nursing-Houston) was invited to be the keynote speaker at the Ohio state meeting of the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) on Aug. 10 in Columbus. Her presentation was titled "Evidence Based Practice: Who, When, Where, Why, What, and How?" She also spoke on Postpartum Nursing Care during a breakout session of the same conference.
Dr. Sandra Cesario (nursing-Houston) recently was interviewed by a Korean film crew on the topic of precocious puberty. The interview will be a part of a one-hour documentary that will air in Korea at the end of September. The film crew contacted Dr Cesario after an article she authored on the topic appeared in the Journal of Obstetrics, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nurses earlier this summer.
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Mon., Aug. 13 -Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fitness & Recreation open 6 a.m.-8 p.m.
Tues., Aug. 14 -Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fitness & Recreation open 6 a.m.-8 p.m.
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Fri., Aug. 17 -Library 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-3 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-8 p.m.
Sat., Aug. 18 -Library closed; bookstore closed; Fitness and Recreation open 8 a.m. to noon.
Sun., Aug. 19 -Library closed; bookstore closed; Fitness and Recreation open 4-8 p.m.
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-Family Mediation. For information, contact the Office of Lifelong Learning at 81-3408.
-Online Educator Symposium, 8:30 a.m. For information, visit www.twu.edu/dl/index.htm. To register, call 81-3409 or email firstname.lastname@example.com by Aug. 16.
Fri., Aug. 24 -Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-3 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-8 p.m.
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Sat., Aug. 25 -Library open 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; bookstore closed; Fitness and Recreation open 8 a.m.-noon.
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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso won a dramatic Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday, giving the Italian team one of its more unlikely victories in its long history.
Alonso survived a lengthy rain suspension, a rash of spins and mishaps and a strong challenge from Sauber's Sergio Perez to finish ahead of the Mexican driver, with McLaren's Lewis Hamilton third.
Spain's Alonso, a two-time world champion, was nobody's pre-race favourite in the clunky F2012, but he emerged from the chaos caused by torrential rains at the head of the pack and doggedly clung on for victory.
"It's an unbelievable result and a great job from the team," Alonso said. "We maximised the potential we had in our hands. It's a tough time for us at the moment but we will remember this Sunday."
Perez pushed hard for his first win and looked set to steal victory from Alonso until he overshot a turn on lap 50. However, he still managed his maiden trip to the podium.
"I wanted the win and I thought it was possible," smiled the Mexican, who is rumoured to be in Ferrari's sights to replace the struggling Felipe Massa. "It never happened but I'm very happy and proud with this second place."
Red Bull's Mark Webber was fourth with former world champion Kimi Raikkonen fifth for Lotus. German great Michael Schumacher, who started third on the grid, span early in the race but finished 10th.
But there were no points for McLaren's Jenson Button, who won last week's season-opener in Australia, after he collided with India's Narain Karthikeyan and dropped to the back of the pack, finally coming in 14th.
Red Bull's reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel also endured a torrid day, including a spectacular rear tyre blow-out, as he finished 11th.
After days of mostly dry weather, black clouds rolled over Sepang and the rain fell, right on cue, as the Malaysian anthem was played.
Pole-sitter Hamilton, who was passed by Button at the front of the grid in Melbourne last week, survived a furious challenge from his team-mate at the start and he emerged from the first corner with his lead intact.
But as the cars kicked up plumes of spray, it was only a matter of time before they started spinning and the first casualty was wet-weather maestro Schumacher, who dropped down the field.
The rain immediately turned torrential and Ferrari's Massa was the first in for wet-weather tyres, followed immediately by the other drivers in a chaotic few minutes in the pit lane.
Lotus's young Frenchman Romain Grosjean span into the gravel and out of the race, Mercedes' Nico Rosberg went off-course and Button radioed that the last sector was "like a lake" before the safety car came out on lap seven.
And as the rain came down in buckets, the race was suspended shortly afterwards, evoking memories of Button's storm-shortened victory in 2009.
But less than an hour later they were back out and once the safety car withdrew for lap 14, it was the signal for some frenzied action as drivers dived into the pits for intermediate tyres on the drying track.
Button smashed up his front wing in the collision with HRT's Karthikeyan and needed his third pit stop, pushing him way down to 21st. On lap 18 Alonso led followed by Perez, Hamilton, Rosberg, Vettel and Raikkonen.
Vettel and Raikkonen both nipped past Rosberg on laps 23 and 24 to leave the German world champion behind Hamilton in third spot.
Alonso was driving his unloved Ferrari to the limit, but his big lead was whittled down to just a couple of seconds by Perez before both joined the rush to pit for slick tyres around lap 40.
When they resumed Alonso was seven seconds in front but Perez was soon back on the Spaniard's tail, setting up a gripping dogfight in the closing laps - distracted only by a nasty puncture for Vettel, who slipped back.
But when Perez went off-course with six laps to go, Alonso was able to claim his first win since the British Grand Prix last July - and conclude a remarkable weekend for the Ferrari camp.


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X-Men Forever #13
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- Chris Claremont
- Art by
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- Colors by
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- Letters by
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- Cover by
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- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
I came into "X-Men Forever" #13 expecting the worst. Amid reviews where even the most fervent of Chris Claremont supporters felt torn on the merits of the series, what hope did I have? It's actually not that bad, though. It's not great either, but, in this issue, Claremont delivers an issue packed with action, drama, and a few subplots. While it doesn't feel like a comic from 2009, it's still a solid read that engages the reader.
In this 'what might have been' Marvel Universe, a villain by the name of the Cossack has returned Illyana to her evil Black Magick state, leaving Colossus, his Winter Guard teammate/girlfriend Black Widow, Gambit, Kitty Pryde, and Lil' 'Ro (the recap page's description of her is "an adolescent clone of Ororo Monroe?") to return her to her human state. Except, to do so, they have go through the Cossack and his gang of werewolf thugs – and, even then, there's the question of if Illyana wants to give up her powers. The fight with the Werewolf thugs is pretty standard stuff, but does begin with a funny moment from Gambit who mocks the gang, saying that they're obviously no match for the superpowered heroes, at which point they show off their powers, shutting him up.
The dialogue and writing of this plot is overwrought, heavy on exposition, characters sharing every thought they have whether directly relevant to the present situation or not, and clashing with contemporary sensibilities. But, at the same time, for anyone that reads collections of older comics, it isn't that difficult to simply think of it in those terms.
While that plot carries the issue, in the middle a trio of subplots get two or three pages each, and all are handled well. There's a burgeoning romance between Jean Grey and Beast it seems, while a blind Sabretooth may be up to something, and Professor X works to cure mutantkind from extinction. None advance significantly, but they each move forward enough to justify their inclusion.
Tom Grummett's art works with Claremont's writing, giving the book a classic, retro look to go with the way it's written. His work here is cluttered in places, showing that too much background detail can be just as distracting as too little. Grummett's art is clear, though, particularly his facial expressions. It works within that idea that good comic art should stand on its own enough that you could take away the words and still follow the story, which Grummett's work does here.
"X-Men Forever" is clearly for a specialized audience and it hits the right beats. It doesn't match up with Claremont's best "X-Men" work, but very little does. The freedom Claremont exercises here gives the book a feeling that anything can happen, allowing the cliffhanger to come out of nowhere and work well. A fine, solid read for those that miss comics like they used to be.


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- 1/4 cup French green lentils
- 1 cup diced ( 1/2 inch) peeled butternut squash
- 6 cups chicken stock or canned low-sodium broth
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons minced bacon
- 2 large garlic cloves, minced
- 1 small shallot, minced
- 2 cups arborio rice
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 1 cup finely shredded Swiss chard leaves
- 1/2 cup diced ( 1/2 inch) peeled Granny Smith apple
- 1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon chopped sage leaves
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
In a medium saucepan of boiling water, cook the lentils until tender, about 15 minutes; drain and set aside. In another saucepan, steam the squash in a steamer basket until just tender, about 4 minutes. Transfer to a plate.
In a medium saucepan, bring the stock to a boil; keep it at a bare simmer over very low heat. In a large saucepan, melt 1 tablespoon of the butter in the olive oil over moderate heat. Add the bacon, garlic and shallot and cook until softened, about 3 minutes. Add the rice and stir to coat thoroughly. Add the wine and simmer until almost evaporated, about 4 minutes. Stir in one-third of the simmering stock and cook, stirring constantly, until the stock is almost entirely absorbed; repeat with the remaining stock. The risotto should be creamy with just-tender rice grains after 20 minutes.
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Lake District Guiding was established to provide inspiring, quality outdoor experiences and adventure breaks in the great outdoors. The emphasis is on the enjoyment of the superb natural environment whilst respecting wildlife habitats and contributing to their conservation and preservation.
Lake District Guiding is owned and run by Jason Taylor, a qualified Mountain Leader, Trail Cycle Leader and Navigation course provider. Jason has a degree in Geology and has experience of walking in the Lake District for over 20 years. He also has over 10 years' experience as an adventure travel guide leading individuals, groups and families in the UK and throughout the world. In winter he works as a Fell Top Assessor, checking the winter snow and ice conditions on Helvellyn and providing reports for Weatherline on behalf of the Lake District National Park.
The ethos...
At the core of all Lake District Guiding activities is an enthusiasm and fascination with nature and the great outdoors. We aim to share this with you and give you the best possible experience by offering the perfect combination of fun, hospitality and adventure in an informative way. And all surrounded by the outstanding scenery of the Lake District.
A fresh view...
We want to shift the outdoor experience away from bagging summits purely for tick-lists, bragging rights and panoramic photos and encourage clients to enjoy and respect the entire mountain environment. You'll discover there's much more to a day in the mountains than the summits and the footpaths to get there. We intend to help even the most experienced visitor see the area in a new light and make the familiar appear fresh.
Minimum impact
Lake District Guiding encourages enjoyment of the outdoors with minimal impact, which is easily attained through a few careful considerations. Walking group sizes will never exceed 12, and for mountain biking, wild camping and navigation courses the maximum group size is 6. Over-used areas are avoided where possible and measures are always taken to reduce any detrimental impact on the mountain environment. Read more on the responsible adventure page here.
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You don't have to own expensive, flashy new equipment to enjoy the outdoors. Nor should you have to conform to the 'rugged outdoorsman' stereotype. Outdoor activities should be accessible regardless of your income or knowledge of the latest technical jargon and the gear that goes with it.
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Berkeley, California (Wednesday, October 06, 2010) - The City of Berkeley Police Department (BPD) Property and Fraud detectives are warning the community about a growing crime trend. In 2010, there have been approximately 23 cases in which suspects easily gain access to Bank of America (BofA) debit and credit cards at the branches' Automated Teller Machines (ATMs). Community members make a transaction and forget to get their cards before walking away.
Thieves have learned of this and stake out BofA ATMs as a result. As soon as the customer walks away, the suspect can access the customer account and make withdrawals. These suspects have stolen on an average $400 in each case plus any additional charges they can make prior to the customer cancelling his or her account. The suspects often sit in a car, act like they are talking on the phone or panhandle in front of the ATMS while they watch customers.
BPD detectives have been working with BofA representatives to address the trend. Bankmanagement has responded by increasing the volume of the beeping sound that alerts customers to take their cards. They are also in the process of hiring security personnel for the branches. BPD is also asking for the community's help in reducing these crimes by being vigilant when making ATM transactions, develop a method to remind yourself to take your card and immediately alert others if he/she has forgotten a card.
Excellent work by BPD patrol personnel and detectives lead to the arrests of two suspects who had been actively committing thefts at Berkeley BofA ATMs.(below) Detectives know that there are other suspects engaged in the same criminal activity.If community members note suspicious activity, they are encouraged to call the BPD Non Emergency dispatch line (510)981-5900. For crimes in progress, call 911 or (510)981-5911 from a cell phone.
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Guide To Getting Started On The Internet
Whereas once the Internet was an inferior tool that intimidated people, today it seems that everyone has access to it. In fact, it seems that some things are impossible to do now without the Internet. While it is still not a requirement for the self-publisher or first-time author, it is a very useful feature, considering the difficulties of getting published.
Today a modern generation of self-publishers are exhausting the benefits of the Internet and using it as a means of contacting a larger and more global market. For self-publishers and aspiring writers getting started on the Internet is really simple. All you have to do is follow these steps:
1. Gather names and email addresses
Gather the names and email addresses of every single person your meet. These people are going to become future customers of your book. While it's illegal to get emails from other lists to start emailing to (that's spam), you can email anyone else if you have a personal contact with them - and that includes business cards you may have received.
2. Create a database
Put all of your names and email addresses into a database. This is as simple as using Microsoft Excel.
3. Set up a website
This is not as difficult as it may sound, even for the non-technical person. At the very least, you can go to Blogger.com or WordPress.com and set up a little website where all you have to do is add information. You type it, press 'publish' and it goes onto the web for everybody to see.
4. Start communicating
Even if your book won't be finished f or another two years, start communicating with your friends, your family, your database. Let them know about your book and when it will be due out, perhaps include a dummy cover of what the book will look like or a sample chapter.
There is no perfect time to get started on the Internet, so do it now! Collect names and emails and compile a database; set up a website; and even if your book is not finished start building relationships with your database. If you do this successfully, by the time your book is due out you will already have customers ready to buy it!
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The Imagine Me CD is Personalized just for Kye. It takes Kye on a fun adventure filled with imagination. Why not sail above the clouds as Kye the Airplane Pilot or Chug-A-Lug through a mountain pass as Kye the Train Engineer. Kye is the Teacher that helps children learn their A, B, C''s. Or how about being a Dentist who helps other children keep their teeth clean. We can''t leave out fun things like being a Circus Clown flying through the air under the Big Top. Remember Mary Poppins? Her best friend was Kye the Chimney Sweeper. Or Kye will save the day as our favorite Firefighter. Has Kye ever wanted to live on a farm? Why not.... as Kye the Farmer. There is a special puppy named Lunchbox; he and all his friends will sing Happy Birthday just for Kye. When Christmas rolls around, Santa will send Kye a special message. What a great time Kye will have Imagining all kinds of wonderful adventures. Every song on this 20 minute CD is Personalized just for Kye with the pronunciation of ( Kye ). If this isn''t the right pronunciation for your child, just look for another way of spelling the same name and you''ll find the right pronunciation. Enjoy, from your friends at Personalized Kid Music.
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