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December 01, 2010
Regardless of general feeding guidelines for breeding horses, body condition score (BCS) is the most objective assessment of a horse's fat covering and also the best predictor of reproductive performance or efficiency.... Read More
10 Steps for Successful Artificial Insemination for Horses
December 01, 2010
Artificial insemination (AI) is today's breeding standard for many types of horses. To find out how to make our readers' artificial insemination programs more successful, The Horse went to two recognized experts in equine artificial insemination... Read More
Safe (Equine) Teasing
December 01, 2010
Teasing is essential to detect when a broodmare is in estrus, but it's no easy feat due to the size and power of the animals involved. Safety should be top priority--to avoid injury to horses and people.... Read More
10 Steps for Successful Live Cover
December 01, 2010
Promote safe and successful live cover breeding with careful preparation and attention to safety.... Read More
Pre-Foaling Management (Book Excerpt)
November 26, 2010
A mare should be brought inside at night beginning 30 to 45 days before her due date. This is done for two reasons. The first is so she can become comfortable with the surroundings and feel that the foaling stall is a safe, private place. ... Read More
Researchers: Selenium's Value is in the Sperm, Not the Blood
October 08, 2010
The trace element selenium appears to reinforce sperm quality and thus maintain a stallion's fertility.... Read More
Castration Complications: The First 24 Hours After Gelding are Critical
September 19, 2010
Chubby Poco Chick should have been castrated while he was still a weanling or even a yearling, but life kept getting in the way. At age three, our Quarter Horse colt was good-natured and docile, but we aren't breeders, and he wasn't b... Read More
Semen Optimization Increases Fertility of Subfertile Stallions
September 15, 2010
Veterinarians at The Georgia and Philip Hofmann Research Center for Animal Reproduction at Penn Vet's New Bolton Center in Kennett Square, Pa., have enjoyed notable success with semen optimization processing techniques. These techniques are... Read More
Stallion Management: Excerpt from Breeders' Guide to Mare, Foal & Stallion Care
July 24, 2010
General considerations for good stallion management are maintenance of the stallion in excellent health and a stress-free environment that promotes normal sexual behavior and sperm production. The size and construction of housing for the stallion is ... Read More
Modified Surgical Technique Helps Male Horses
July 20, 2010
Texas A&M improves a standard procedure to remove part of a horse's penis secondary to damage or disease.... Read More
Pasturing Stallions Together Can Work, Says Study
June 08, 2010
Behavior Quiz: If you put five breeding stallions together in an open pasture, what do you get? A) the Kentucky Derby, minus the jockeys, B) a new pro basketball team, or C) dramatic chaos?Believe it or not, according to a new study... Read More
CEM: Lower-Cost Stallion Testing Continues
May 20, 2010
In an effort to show that Contagious Equine Metritis (CEM) does not exist or is at very low levels in the US equine horse population, the USDA is offering lower-cost testing to owners of active breeding stallions through August. It is part of a... Read More
Researchers Reverse Temporary Immunocastration
March 19, 2010
Stallions which do not fully recover breeding capacity after temporary castration via a vaccine that works against reproductive hormone GnRH can now be assisted through daily injections of buserelin, a GnRH agonist, said European researchers.Read More
Acepromazine for Tranquilizing Male Horses: Pros and Cons
February 19, 2010
Acepromazine, often called simply Ace, is commonly used to tranquilize horses for veterinary procedures. However, its use in male horses can cause penile prolapse, or an inability to retract the penis back into the sheath. This effect is desire... Read More
Equine Reproduction Advances Discussed at AAEP
February 16, 2010
What was the hottest news in equine veterinary medicine in 2009? During the popular Kester News Hour session at the annual American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Convention, three top veterinarians (who focus on equine reproduction, inte... Read More
Prepping Stallions for the Breeding Season
February 09, 2010
Dr. Ed Squires discusses how to prepare stallions for the breeding season.... Read More
Common Castration Complications (AAEP 2009)
January 26, 2010
Complications associated with equine castrations occur commonly and should be indentified and treated properly in the field. Even though castration (removal of the testicles) is the most commonly performed surgical procedure in equine practice, ... Read More
Urine Test Might Diagnose Young Cryptorchid Horses
December 26, 2009
A simple, noninvasive urine test to diagnose cryptorchidism in horses that appear to have been castrated has been developed by a group of researchers from the Racing Laboratory at the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
Male horses that appear or... Read More
Stallions Ready for Action
December 01, 2009
Before your stallion heads to the shed, make sure he's in peak physical health and mentally ready to handle the rigors of the breeding season. Preparing the stallion for breeding season is a year-round job involving proper diet, exercise, and more.... Read More
Thoroughbred Stallion Gulch Pensioned; A.P. Indy's Fee Cut
November 07, 2009
Gulch, the 1988 champion sprinter the year he won the Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I), has been pensioned from stallion duty because of declining fertility at William S. Farish's Lane's End Farm near Versailles, Ky. In other news,... Read More
Theatrical Pensioned From Stud Duty
October 15, 2009
Hill 'n' Dale Farms announced Oct. 13 that champion and leading Thoroughbred sire Theatrical has been pensioned from stud duty.
The 27-year-old son of Nureyev, out of the Sassafras mare Tree of Knowledge, was bred in Ireland by Bert and... Read More
Thoroughbred Shamardal to Miss Rest of Breeding Season
October 09, 2009
Darley stallion Shamardal has injured his withers and will be rested for the remainder of the Southern Hemisphere breeding season at the outfit's Australian farm. The English champion is expected to make a full recovery before the end of the... Read More
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September 01, 2009
I have a 24-month-old Azteca colt that has dropped only one testicle so far.... Read More
Stallion Hygiene Key for Improving Frozen Semen
August 22, 2009
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August 01, 2009
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A tough loss to the powerhouse Americans on Sunday night highlighted all of the Canadian national team's weaknesses and fans were quick to take notice.
The women in red swept past their opening game against Guyana 5-0, confidently putting six goals behind Trinidad and Tobago and ran a 10-goal clinic on Guatemala. They gave up their first goal of the tournament to Costa Rica in the semifinals but still managed a comfortable 3-1 win.
Team Canada started out on a great note and fans were quick to tweet about it.
@CBCOlympics we're showing #USWNT that we're here to fight and won't be steam rolled. Good game so far.—
Five youngsters made the starting 11 today and, to be honest, Canadian fans love them.
@CBCOlympics the young players have done well for Canada!!—
But as the game progressed, so did the goals in the back of Canada's net. So we asked Twitter fans what they thought. No surprise here: Christine Sinclair is always the answer.
@CBCOlympics Bring in Sinclair.—
Being two goals down, fans started to lose hope as the game continued.
@CBCOlympics not a chance against the usa. Not nearly enough possession—
So we asked them a key question in Canada's style of play and got their answer:
@CBCOlympics we need some Alex Morgan's, people that drive to the net. Love team Canada but no denying USA has better forwards 🙏🏼🇨🇦🇨🇦—
But leave it up to soccer expert Nigel Reed to give a perfect post game analysis in one tweet.
Comfortable for #USWNT. @keishaballa excellent but #CanWNT still a long way off in terms of ability & composure. https://t.co/u58sRcsmPv—
Now, back to you, fans:
After today's performance against USA, do you think Canada will make another podium appearance in Rio? Let us know!
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Before we fantasy baseball owners get geared up for the big weekend series, we've still got a handful of games happening today that can help (or hinder) your fantasy aspirations. With that in mind, let's take a look at a few up-and-coming fantasy names who have been making waves out there recently.
Brandon McCarthy, SP, New York Yankees: McCarthy's a pretty hot commodity recently, thanks to his solid efforts in Yankee pinstripes so far. In his last two starts, he's 1-0 with just two combined earned runs allowed and 12 strikeouts.
McCarthy has a 4.63 ERA on the year with a 1.37 WHIP to go along with it. He heads into a pretty good home matchup today against the Rangers, so he's a nice pickup for those looking for some SP help.
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Marcus Stroman, SP/RP, Toronto Blue Jays: Thanks to his last outing, Stroman is a pretty popular guy on the waiver wire scene over the past few days. In his last appearance against Texas, he posted seven innings of four-hit, no-earned ball while striking out five.
Stroman needed that strong performance after stinking it up against the Angels in his outing before that. He'll take his 3.58 ERA and 1.18 WHIP into a home matchup against the Red Sox today.
Stephen Drew, SS, Boston Red Sox: Speaking of that Blue Jays-Red Sox matchup, let's check out Drew, who has made some waves of his own recently. Heading into yesterday's matchup, he had three hits, three runs, two homers and six RBI in just a two-game span. He came up empty yesterday, though.
Drew is finally starting to show signs of life at the plate,, and though it's not necessarily time to jump on the bandwagon just yet, you can keep him on your radar.
Chase Headley, 3B, New York Yankees: We'll stay on the East Coast and head up to the Big Apple by checking in on Headley. He's no stranger to this space, and has earned another mention with five hits, a run and four RBI in four games prior to yesterday's matchup. He had a 1-for-2 outing in his start during that game.
Headley's BA is still pretty bad, but if he continues to hit well he'll stay relevant in fantasy conversations. He'll see some improved stats in New York if everything goes according to plan.
Jimmy Rollins, SS, Philadelphia Phillies: Here's a name we haven't seen on the waiver wire radar in a while. Heading into play yesterday, Rollins had three hits, three runs, a homer and four RBI in just a two-game stretch. He kept it going with a 1-for-4 effort that yielded a run yesterday.
Rollins has some "blah" totals in several stat-lines this year, but can provide some use to needy fantasy owners. If you've got a hole at the SS position and you're down at his level, you could do a lot worse.
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OKC Thunder: Winners and Losers from Nuggets Preseason Matchup
The OKC Thunder did exactly what they needed to in their last preseason game, convincingly defeating the Denver Nuggets 97-87.
There's still holes with the OKC Thunder. However,Tuesday night's win was an indicator that the team is making significant strides in training camp.
During the broadcast, Thunder reporter Nick Gallo reported something along the lines of this: "I talked to Russell Westbrook and he said the team was making significant strides in learning each others tendencies." You could see the obvious growth before Gallo had reported it, but hearing that from Russ is huge.
I'm slowly starting to regret going on-air and saying the TrailBlazers would beat out the Thunder in the division. That's how impressive these back-to-back performances have been.
Even still, there were some losers tonight. BUT there were also winners. Let's get to it.
Winner: Angry Russell Westbrook
You best believe I'm pumped that Russ got his second technical OF THE PRESEASON. That's pure passion.
There's a reason Billy Donovan doesn't get angry at Russ for these outbursts. Every now and than the Thunder tend to take their foot off the gas pedal so they need a little nudge. That's where Angry Russell Westbrook comes in.
So far he's proven every NBA-nerd wrong. They said Angry Russ would shoot 50 times a game. So far the most shots he's taken in a game was 21; he scored 26 and shot 48% from the field. Angry Russ is about winning, and he understands he needs his teammates involvement to succeed this season.
Loser: Mitch McGary
Mitch McGary will never wear a Thunder jersey again. Signed. Sealed. Delivered.
The man with a guaranteed contract rode the bench in all six preseason games. By all accounts, he loved his role. Whenever McGary was in the tv frame he was living it up. And good for him.
McGary was seen joking around with an injured Alex Abrines during a timeout, practicing long, contested threes at halftime and genuinely not giving a single bleep about the game. That was only the Denver game.
He probably knew that he wasn't going to make the team going into camp. To him, just having fun was the best way to handle his situation. More power to ya Mitch. Have fun playing in Miami or Brooklyn in the second half of the season.
Winner: Steven Adams floater
Steven Adams on using hook shots and floaters last night: "I was just throwing them up, bro, seeing what happens." pic.twitter.com/nt8Mf1Kbjj
— Fred Katz (@FredKatz) October 17, 2016
Love the modesty from Adams, but he's got a real skill with those floaters. By my count he went 5-8 with the shot tonight. The Big Kiwi is going to have that shot all season.
When Adams sets a screen at the top of the key his man has no other option but to hedge. The 23-year old is just too wide and strong for ANY guard not to be caught up in an Adams screen. That hedge by the opposing big man gives Adams time to roll to the basket. If help comes, Adams can stop and make that easy floater every time.
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You'll be seeing a lot of that floater this season.
Loser: Domantas Sabonis
Andddddddd the nit-picking begins. Sabonis did not play bad. I just want to see a little more aggression from the rookie.
One play particularly stands out. The Thunder were out in transition with Russ bringing the ball up. Sabonis ran to the wing and was WIDE open; I'm talking if DeAndre Jordan had the ball behind the three-point line.
Instead of passing it to Sabonis, Russ took a contested mid-range jumper. In reality he probably didn't see Domantas because Domantas didn't speak up. The young blood needs to learn he's allowed to shoot the ball. Once he becomes more aggressive, I promise his game will blossom exponentially.
Winner: Billy Donovan Timeouts
Donovan coached an absolute masterpiece tonight. Whenever the Thunder seemed to be losing focus the second-year coach called a TO. Never too early, never too late. And EVERY SINGLE TIME the OKC Thunder came out with an adjustment.
At the start of the third quarter the Thunder came out very flat. Donovan called a timeout at the 10:30 mark after they gave up six straight points. Donovan called an iso-post for Adams, and surprise! Adams scored.
It's obvious that Donovan has become a much better coach over the offseason. This roster has bought into what he's preaching; it's shown on the court.
Winner: OKC Thunder Fans
Did you really think there would be an even/number of winners and losers? Ugh I wish life was that easy.
Seriously though. There were signs of trouble in the beginning of the preseason. But I bring you back to Nick Gallo's observation. This team has SEVEN new players on the roster. The returning players have to rewire their brains to play without two superstars.
It's honestly astounding how quickly the Thunder play improved. They did not show many signs in either the Mavericks or Grizzlies' games to suggest they could play at this high of a level. Maybe the team isn't going to suffer as much as fans (including me) thought.
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- We get hung up on our technologies: the Norden bombsight made bomb dropping more accurate. However, in most cases, accuracy isn't necessarily the problem – identifying the right target is the bigger problem. We often get so focused on the technical problem that we're trying to solve that we fail to understand the (often bigger) underlying problems. Technologies are means to ends, and if we innovate only technologies, we will fail.
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Ultimately, it's better for everyone involved if you plan ahead and deal with estate planning early. Even if you have to change things up over time, you'll still have a much easier time doing that than planning everything at the last minute. Your family will thank you, and you'll be far more prepared and able to deal with the more important things.


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Mister B's Auto Center
Review for Mister B's Auto Center
Russell D. on 11/20/2012
Russell said they are very good. Prior work here has always been successful. What the business does is satisfactory to him. It's a friendly business. He's known them for some time. The personnel check things out and let customers know what's happening. He would never rip customers off, although some dealers might.
Vehicle: Ford Escort
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Service Date: 10/25/2012
Review Created: 11/20/2012
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Wine Gifts
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How to Personalize Your Home Bar
So you've decided to make your dream home bar a reality. You've created your own style from an assortment of ideas: rustic home bar accents, prohibition-era industrial accessories, a touch of contemporary glamour.
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The 20 Most Classy Wine Quotes of All Time
At Northwest Gifts, some of our most enduringly popular items are from our Wine Decor and Wine Barrel collections, and we also love customizing our premium personalized glassware for your home bar, wedding, or gift-giving needs. So it should be no surprise that we've come across plenty of inspirational, fun, and classy wine quotes. Below we've set 20 of the most classy wine quotes of all time in attractive fonts for you to share and showcase your love of wine. Continue reading
9 Personalized Bottle Shaped Plaques for Your Home Bar
A bottle – wine, whiskey, rum, champagne, etc. – is a universal symbol of fullness, generosity, and festivity. Celebrations are initiated, sailing ships christened, engagements cheered, new homes blessed, guests welcomed, and friendships are enjoyed, all with the opening of a bottle.
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Vintage Style Distressed Wood Signs – Personalized!
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5 Most Popular Custom Engraved Oak Barrels
Home distilling has always been popular, but now there is a wealth of supplies, accessories, and even personalized equipment available to anyone who would like to age some whiskey or other spirits. Continue reading
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WOMAN OF STEEL. The last we heard of Kristina Olsen was her contribution on hammered dulcimer to Michelle Shocked's Short Sharp Shocked release in 1986. But the Bay area beauty has taken off since then, with three CDs and two continents in her guitar case, not to mention that wildly beautiful steelbody guitar she plays. While we favor the plucky blues tracks on her latest album, Hurry on Home, she proves she can be as successful with sentimental folk as she is with her sardonic wit in singing the blues. Joined by Teresa Tudury (who packed the house on her first Tucson performance earlier this summer) tonight's show promises a unique blend of accomplished playing and quirky humor. Showtime is 8 p.m. at the Southwest Center for Music, 2175 N. Sixth Ave. Advance tickets are $8, $6 for TFTM, TKMA, KXCI and TBS members, available at Hear's Music on Campbell Avenue and Antigone Books on Fourth Avenue. Call 884-1220 for information.
ON TILL MORNING. Close up the nursery window for a few hours and take the family to see the Southern Arizona Light Opera Company's season opener, Peter Pan, starring comedienne Janet Higgins. The small, energetic Higgins not only played the role for SALOC nine years ago, she was Cathy Rigby's understudy in the play's national tour and Tony Award-nominated Broadway revival. After roles which took her as far away as Japan, she's grown up fast on the grueling stand-up comedy scene at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles. "Peter Pan is such a tradition," says Higgins. "It's a great way to introduce a child to the theatre. And a trip to Neverland always puts a lump in the adult's throat."
Peter Pan continues with performances at 2 and 8 p.m. through September 24 in the TCC Music Hall, second to the right and straight on till morning. Tickets start at $15. Call 323-7888 or 884-1212 for reservations and information.
HARAMBEE FESTIVAL. During 27 years in her northwest neighborhood, Donna Liggins has seen the Harambee Festival come and go. After 12 years, she calls this year's event a "rebirth." Liggins and the Tucson Parks and Recreation Department's Northwest Neighborhood Center breathe new life into the festivities with a rainbow of live entertainment, motivational speakers, ethnic foods and community information booths. "The emphasis is on fun and coming together in unity," says Liggins, who talks about the festival's roots in African tradition. Harambee is a Swahili word for "coming together."
Today's event kicks off with a traditional "drum call" by Taqui Rasool and the Song-High Drummers, as well as free samples from a variety of ethnic food vendors in the park. Live music continues throughout the day, with performances by Mary Baker, jazz player Dr. Diggs and a host of Tucson's youth and gospel choirs, for starters. "The more people hear, the more they come," says Liggins, who herself doesn't know what the day will bring. "It's just a fun day in the park, to come down and see what everybody's all about." This free family celebration continues from 4 p.m. to midnight at Mansfield Park, Fourth Avenue between Waverly and Grant roads.
OH COME ALL YE PAGANS. Really annoy your neighbors on the religious right by attending the eighth annual Tucson Area Wiccan Network Fall Festival, a "pagan/wiccan gathering" from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Himmel Park, Tucson Boulevard and Second Street. Bring a picnic lunch and celebrate the autumn equinox (that's right, the blessed end of summer) with ritual, costume, craft sales, live auction, music and divinations. Workshops on pagan political activism, energy transference, Asatru (the Viking religion), pagan humor, drumming, songs and chants will also be offered. Dispel the myths of wicked witches and join in this celebration of living in harmony with nature. Although admission is free, donations for the Community Food Bank (including lesser-recognized commodities like diapers, toilet paper and feminine supplies) are requested. Call 323-8112 for information.
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2012 Buick Regal - Consumer Review
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Vehicle2012 Buick Regal GS 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6M)
ReviewThe car is a blast to drive and turns heads everywhere.
However the service experience at the dealership is horrible.
Furthermore Buick Customer Service is a complete waste of resources.
My car was in the shop 4 times for the turbo going out, once to have both axils replaced, once it left me stranded because the battery cables fried, once because the radiator ruptured, once because the windshield washer blew, once because all the brake lights went out and once for the center council and sun visors braking.
Half of all these problems occurred within my first two months of ownership.
My car spent over 30 days in the shop during my first year and GM never offered restitution.
Best FeaturesLooks, handling, stereo
Worst FeaturesDealership service needs vast improvement!! A person with a month old car should not have to beg for a loaner each time it is in the shop for turbo failure! Buick Customer Care. I should be offered a buy back or new car after all these problems, not Buick Customer Care saying "I hope this will be your last time at the dealer for unscheduled service." No car I have ever owned is problem free but what makes the difference is how the issues are handled when they arise. This is why I have bought a Lexus again and will pay two car notes until GM decides to do the right thing and pick up this car..
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First-time homebuyers are faced with many new terms. Unraveling the language of lenders trying to sell them on a particular mortgage program can be intimidating and frustrating. You need a concise explanation of what the terms really mean. Unfortunately, your lender may not be the best resource to turn to for definitions.
Here are some basic terms associated with mortgage loans that every educated consumer should be familiar with.
Loan Terms
Principal: This is the amount of money given to the seller and other parties on your behalf by your lender.
Interest: Interest is the cost that you pay for borrowing money from a lender. Rather than a flat fee, interest is charged as a percentage of the amount of money that you have borrowed through your mortgage.
Amortization: Amortization is the breakdown of the payments that you will make on your mortgage loan and the way that payments are applied against the amount due. In a traditional mortgage loan, during the first half of the repayment schedule, about half of your funds are applied to interest and half to the principal. Over time, you pay more towards the principal and less toward the interest. The interest is charged at the beginning. Usually beginning in year 16 of a 30-year mortgage, your payments are applied entirely to the principal of the loan.
Downpayment: A down payment is the amount of money that you pay up front toward the cost of a new home. Most lenders require that you pay a specific percentage of the home's purchase price before the mortgage can be finalized. Often this is 10 or 20%, but sometimes no down payment is required.
Closing Costs: Closing costs are the transaction costs associated with buying a home. These costs are above and beyond the cost of the home itself and include things broker costs, commission fees, title transfer fees, taxes, and possibly other costs. Find out ahead of time how much your closing costs will be so that you are adequately prepared for your closing. Sometimes sellers cover part or all of the closing costs, so this can be part of the negotiation.
Insurance: Two different insurance-related costs are associated with most mortgages. The first is property insurance, which protects both you and the lender from catastrophic loss and indemnifies you should someone be hurt on your property. The second is private mortgage insurance (PMI). Usually PMI is required when you cannot pay at least 20% of the home's purchase price as a down payment. PMI protects the lender in the event that you default on the mortgage loan. Fortunately, PMI is not required for the life of the loan. Once you build up 20% equity in your home, the PMI requirement can be lifted. Speak with your lender about this before finalizing your mortgage.
Appraisal: An appraisal is required for mortgage approval. The lender will arrange for an independent valuation of the property that you intend to purchase.
Buy-Down: Some lenders give homebuyers the option of paying a larger percentage of the home's purchase price or paying a percentage of the interest on their mortgage loan to reduce the interest rate or the monthly mortgage payment.
Escrow: An escrow account is established in the homebuyer's name by the mortgage lender. The lender transfers a specific amount of the monthly mortgage payments to this escrow account throughout the life of the loan to cover real-estate taxes, PMI (when required), and other costs associated with homeownership.
Other terms are associated with home mortgages, but this general guide should provide you with a basic vocabulary for speaking with lenders about their mortgage offerings. Ask how escrow, PMI and buy-downs are handled. Being familiar with these terms can help you decide which mortgage program is the best option for you.


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Prescott students press the issues with U.S. Sen. Johnson
PRESCOTT — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson laid out the ground rules immediately.
"Anything's fair game," he told students last week during a question-and-answer presentation at Prescott High School.
Students attending the event took him up on it — and didn't lob softballs. Climate change, school vouchers and the bombing in Syria were among questions directed Tuesday, April 11, at Johnson, a Republican who chairs the U.S. Senate's Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
The two-term U.S. senator from Oshkosh spent about an hour fielding questions from students and a few members of the public after being invited by PHS teacher Jeff Ryan. The event was the second time Johnson accepted Ryan's invitation to speak at the school.
"I really do appreciate the opportunity to come to high schools or when students come to Washington, D.C.," to learn about the political process, Johnson said before attempting to soften the image some might hold of federal lawmakers. "We're just people. I'm a son, and I'm a husband, I'm a father and I'm a grandfather. Just a normal guy."
A normal guy with some heavy responsibilities.
Johnson said he had advised President Barack Obama to strike against Syria — a call he said went unheeded by the previous administration and other nations.
So when President Donald Trump ordered an airstrike earlier this month on an airfield in the Middle Eastern nation in response to reports that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had gassed his own citizens, Johnson applauded the military action.
Trump acted "swiftly and decisively," the senator told students.
"The civilized world must be awakened to the genocide that is occurring in Syria and need to come together as a coalition of the willing to stop the human suffering," Johnson said.
Prescott senior Joe Carpenter was among several students with questions for Johnson. Carpenter asked the senator to explain his support for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, a longtime champion of school vouchers.
Johnson said DeVos "represents a movement" seeking to provide families more choices for where their students attend school — public or private. And while Prescott likely provides its students an excellent education, Johnson said, the same can't be said for Milwaukee public schools.
"From my standpoint, Betsy DeVos is dedicated to making sure every child has access to a quality education and that's not true right now in America," Johnson said.
Senior Ian Lapcinski probed Johnson's opinions on climate change, an issue the senator said he doesn't deny. Still, Johnson said he doesn't see cause for alarm.
"I'm skeptical that we can do much about it," he said, arguing that billions of dollars in funding wouldn't have kept Ice Age glaciers from receding.
Lapcinski said that while he disagreed with Johnson's conclusions, he appreciated the senator's willingness to address the question.
"We may disagree, but I still enjoyed the opportunity," he said.


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Auburn Collision 1
Review for Auburn Collision 1
Cynthia W. on 02/17/2016
Cynthia said this business always gets her right in for an appointment. They get her vehicle taken care of right away. They get the repairs completed when promised and everything is always perfectly done. Her vehicle was returned to her cleaner than how it was when taking it to them.
Category: Collision
Service Date: 01/29/2016
Review Created: 02/17/2016
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WEST PHILADELPHIA (WTXF) - Two food trucks in West Philadelphia were robbed this past Monday evening, about an hour and a half apart, and police think the same man is responsible.
They released surveillance from the first scene and hope you'll be able to identify him.
On March 13 at about 6:26pm, officers were called to the 4500 block of Walnut Street and told a man "entered his food truck armed with a black handgun, demanding money. The offender took $500 and was last seen north on 45th Street towards Samson Street. No injuries reported during this incident."
The suspect was described as 5'6" to 5'8" tall, with a dark complexion. He was wearing a red hooded shirt and red pants, and armed with a black handgun.
The other robbery happened that same night at about 8:30pm. Police were told the robber got in the food truck at 3400 Lancaster Avenue through the back. He "put a firearm against the neck of the complainant and demanded cash. After complying with the suspect's demands, giving him a box containing an unknown amount of money, he fled and was last seen east through Lancaster Walk (towards N. 33rd Street). No injuries were reported during this incident."
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I've made these very bland looking "server rack" ornaments; if you walk a creature up to them and click on it, a set of nearby computers will start flashing for attention and some other creatures will walk up to them to play with them. It's the beginning of some very basic "gameplay" mechanic starting to rear its head. All of this work is still self contained inside the main AI loop so it's making it very easy to expand on existing creature behaviour and allow them to make intelligent decisions about whether they should go play with an ornament that's demanding attention, or maybe run away from something that's shooting at them.
All the Creature and Ornament placement and statistics are now controlled by a single function call once for each creature instead of a big ugly bunch of declarations at runtime as it was previously. It's becoming much cleaner to load in levels and fill them with things to interact with.


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A couple of months ago, I had a dream that Kay & I decided to start up a home group again. We had only told a few people about our first get-together, but more and more people kept trickling in, until we had a dozen people. I was amazed. One mysterious person even came by to say, "I can't stay tonight, but I wanted to come by to encourage you." How did people find out about the meeting, I asked. The mysterious person said, "Word got out, because this is a big deal."
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MCs And Lineup Revealed For 2017 Asia Song Festival
The Asia Song Festival has unveiled details for this years show!
The event will be held for three days from September 22 through 24 in Busan with the theme Asia is One.
On the first day, a conference on property rights will be held with domestic and international industry officials in attendance.
Live festival Fall in Music will be held on the second day. Korean artists San E, BewhY, Vanilla Acoustic, and Eddy Kim, and international artists MOCCA from Indonesia and Erik from Vietnam will be performing.


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The fine for not wearing a seatbelt doubled this week as part of a major government campaign to improve road safety.
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From Monday, motorists caught without a seatbelt face a fixed penalty notice of £60, ministers said – twice the previous fine.
The government said many motorists still choose not to wear seatbelt, despite research which shows they can cut the risk of death by as much as 60% in a 30mph crash.
Bigger fines
Home Office Minister Alan Campbell said: 'The vast majority of motorists wear seatbelts but we need to go further to make it clear to those who do not obey the rules that they are not only risking their lives but others' too.
'By increasing the fixed penalty, we are sending a clear message to motorists that we will crack down on them if they are caught failing to take this vital safety precaution. This is not about taking money from motorists, it's about doing all we can to keep the public safe on our roads.'
Drivers who 'misrepresent' their vehicle registration numbers by using unusual fonts, text sizes or colours also face the new £60 fine. The government claims illegal number plates can have a 'significant impact' on criminal investigations and crime detection.
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In John's latest blog entry he talks of his journey from Braunston to Market Harborough, taking in Welford Lock, Husbands Bosworth Tunnel and Foxton Lock.
Last Friday saw me back to Helen which I had left moored in Braunston Marina. I walked into the village and shopped at both the well-known butchers and also the general store; I also took advantage of the lesser known hairdressers, been going for four years – recommended (£5 - but then I don't have much!)
I worked the first three of the six Braunston locks myself, aided by boats coming downhill. Then I caught up with a boat which had had to wait and so we paired up the last three locks – to my advantage. Having turned on the Leicester Section, I arrived at Watford locks at about 6pm and being single-handed I was pleased to have the help of John, one of the volunteer lock keepers. John has been helping for years, he now usually does two days a week. Between him and others, they cover the flight seven days a week in the summer. They also mow the grass etc and do painting. I tied for the night at Crick Wharf and ate in The Moorings.
Saturday saw me progress towards Welford – whilst also listening to the Test match. The Leicester Long Pound is one of my favourites. It twists and turns across the country at over 400ft and seems to avoid habitation – a reminder that it was mainly a through transport route to London (unlike, say, the Coventry with all its coal mines being a source of cargoes). It also passes significant hills. It's part of the middle of England which has deserted medieval village sites. There were a lot of boats on the move – well, it was a Saturday in August.
The Welford Arm is thought by some to be a quiet backwater – I didn't find it so with three of us waiting to work through Welford Lock. It has some lovely scenery as it winds along the Avon valley. Yes, the same Avon which goes through Warwick and onto to Stratford. Quiz question for you? Why is the Leicester Summit wrongly called? Because the highest part of the Leicester section is actually above Welford Lock.
On Sunday, I was joined by Vicky Martin, waterway manager for the Trust's South East area. This covers all the Oxford Canal and the Grand Union from about Rickmansworth to nearly Leamington Spa and includes the Northampton Arm and the Leicester Section to Kilby Bridge. She'd had a canal holiday last year and wanted to join me on my way to and down Foxton Locks.
The weather was again brilliant – by the way, this was also the day we won the Test Match! We passed through the (dryish) Husbands Bosworth Tunnel and then past the glorious Laughton Hills on the offside – and also the great views over the valley through the towpath hedge. Vicky did most of the steering along here.
We arrived at the top of Foxton a little before 2pm. We had to wait about 30 minutes which enabled us to have a bite to eat at the top lock café. Of course, Foxton on a sunny afternoon in August means large crowds. We managed to thread our way through the crowds to work the locks, helped by the two volunteer lock keepers – and by some of the children who were eager to push gates. I always encourage this – catch them young! One of the advantages of the volunteers is that seasonal staff (taken on in case there are not enough volunteers) can go off and do other work.
Vicky left about 4pm - but not before she had seen for herself how to operate the Foxton road swing bridge. I went onto Market Harborough for the night, with the canal following the line of the River Welland valley. This is one of the watershed parts of the country where I marvel at nature. The Avon goes to the Bristol Channel. The Welland goes to the Wash. And soon I'd be on the Soar which heads for the Humber.
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Cool Trends We Love: Social Dining
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It's another (and a particularly tasty) example of how technology can enrich our lives – our social lives, dining lives, travel lives. Bon appétit!
Dining out has always been a social sharing – sometimes a ritual and/or and a celebration. But the explosion of social media and the so-called "sharing economy" in the past decade has taken it up a few notches. Following in the footsteps of the likes of Airbnb (which lets you share living space) and BlaBlaCar (ride sharing), comes a technology-assisted trend in social dining that has been growing in popularity.
Social dining's appeal cuts across demographics and interests, for both residents of a place and visitors to it. Whether it's about eating out in a restaurant or a home-cooked meal at a host's flat or house, it both allows locals to meet new people and visitors to easily gain unusual entrée into local society – all at very affordable prices.
The technology powering this cool new eating trend is websites and apps such as BlendAbout, EatWith, Social Dining Network, Spain's SocialEaters, and VizEat.
It's another (and a particularly tasty) example of how technology can enrich our lives – our social lives, dining lives, travel lives. Bon appétit!
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That's the question trainer David Van Winkle and co-owner Connie Phillips will ask of probable favorite Oh You Again when she faces eight other Minnesota-bred 3-year-old fillies in the $60,000 Minnesota Oaks, one of two Saturday stakes at Canterbury Park.
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BORIS Johnson has been slammed for using allegedly intimidatory tactics as he sought to back the Government's plans to tighten rules on strikes.
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Veteran Labour MP Dennis Skinner took exception to the London mayor's argument in favour of the Trade Union Bill - which will make it harder for strikes to be called.
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(*) By "Unix", I mean Linux, Unix, AIX, OS/X, and similar flavours.
Way back when, about twenty or so years ago, I was a Unix admin, and a Unix developer. I had to be both, because I was the only person in the company who could spell Unix.
My favourite game was to go along to presentations for Microsoft Windows 'new features' and say "Oh, but hasn't Unix had that for the last twenty years?"
Sure enough, there were countless things that Windows users and developers were just discovering (TCP/IP, shared libraries, multiple sessions on the same computer) that had been in Unix for some time. Linux was yet to make a mention, but as I've moved firmly into the Windows world, and left Unix behind, I've pretty much assumed that technologically speaking, if Windows has it, Unix and the like must also have the same functionality.
As I re-engage with Unix and Linux developers and IT professionals in recent months, though, I can see that there are some areas – particularly in security – where Windows is far ahead of the *x operating systems. Here's a few:
- Where's my EFS?
- EFS, the Encrypting File System, is one of Windows' best-kept secrets. It's not really a secret, of course, but it acts like one – there are so few people willing to use it, and mostly because they're scared of or don't understand it.
- EFS allows users (under administrative control and with appropriate recovery measures in place) to choose files to encrypt, and to declare which other users can access the encrypted files.
- EFS-encrypted files are encrypted on disk, and the keys cannot be broken simply by mounting an offline attack, because the key for each file is encrypted with users' public keys, and the private keys are held securely in the users' certificate store.
- What does *x have in response? Whole disk encryption by third-party products (OK, Windows has Bitlocker and any number of third-party products). EFS protects individual files, and is far more fine-grained than the 'all or nothing' access of WDE (or FDE, Full Disk Encryption, if you prefer).
- Single Certificate Store
- This isn't really a "single" store so much as a predictable location for the certificate store. If you want to read a user's certificates and keys, you know where to find them (although you generally only have access if you are the user in question. Private keys from the certificate store are protected using the DPAPI, appropriately protecting them (apart from some key recovery scenarios, you have to log in using the password associated with the keys).
- Similarly, certificates and keys belonging to the system and its service accounts are also in predictable locations.
- This makes life easy for tools that need to scan for certificates due to expire.
- Where are certificates and keys stored in *x? All over the place. Generally in "PEM" files, usually (but not always) in the same directory in which the application that installs them is.
- How are these private keys protected in *x? There's sometimes a password to open up the private key from the PEM file, and usually the PEM file has a restrictive access mask on it. [Read further for more problems with this]
- Single SSL Library
- It's not uncommon to see several instances of OpenSSL installed on any particular system, whether it's *x or Windows, if the system runs applications that use OpenSSL.
- Windows developers, of course, can simply use the SSL API built in to Windows (CryptoAPI, CAPI and SChannel), and not have to worry about shipping an SSL library with their application, or keeping up with new versions as they come out, or tracking down customers and notifying them of updates to address security flaws (such as the Debian Linux key generation flaw I posted about a while ago).
- Single SSL Configuration
- If I want to disable SSL v2, or ciphers with fewer than 128 bits, on Windows I can change a few registry settings and know that I've fixed every application that uses SChannel. I can even do that remotely, with remote registry editing from a script or group policy tattooing the registry.
- To do the same for OpenSSL, it seems that I have to find every application that uses OpenSSL and change the configuration files there.
- Data Protection API and configuration file protection
- This is the one that really started me on this article.
- How do you store a password in a configuration file?
- Yes, the 'right' security answer is "you don't", but that's naive. The fact is that there are many instances wherein you have to store a password – to access and authenticate to a remote application, or (if you're using OpenSSL) to open a password-protected PEM or PFX file in order to read out the private key.
- On Windows, the Patterns and Practices team have documented how to do this – basically, you use the DPAPI to encrypt the password into the config file, and again to decrypt it back out – and your DPAPI keys are encrypted by your master key, which is derived from your password. The end result is that you can't get those DPAPI keys without the password.
- What do the *x platforms have?
- "Put the password in plain text, and protect it with a restrictive access mask", is what I'm told. And in a search, I couldn't find anything better being recommended. OK, one person recommended encoding the password with base64, but that's hardly a security measure.
- Jesper brought up the excellent question of "how is it different?" – in the *x system, the password is marked as only being accessible to the correct user. I was about to answer him when Steve F spoke up for me, and noted that in the DPAPI case, you have to read the file, and then an API has to be called to decrypt the password; in the *x case, you simply have to read the file. There are many many more exploits that allow the reading of a file under privileged rights than there are exploits that allow the execution of code.
- Patch Management and Group Policy
- Microsoft has done a really good job of implementing enterprise-level management features into their operating systems, from Group Policy and WMI to WSUS and other update management tools.
- The *x systems I've seen seem to be built from the perspective that each system has its own attendant administrator, who is only too happy to manually deploy patches or tweak settings in line with some policy on a scrap of paper or post-it.
Maybe I'm missing some huge advances, and maybe some of these issues are resolved with a third-party tool – but then, maybe that's part of the problem too. All of the above are a part of the operating system in Windows, and can be relied on to exist by developers, and their use by applications can be expected by IT professionals.
[Disclaimer: Yes, I know there are still areas where Microsoft needs to learn from Unix and Linux, and perhaps it'd be good if you'd educate me on those, too. This isn't a "Windows is better than *X" debate, it's a "hey, even if you think *X is better than Windows, here are some areas *X needs improving in".]
Edit: There have been some excellent comments posted overnight in response to this article, and as I had hoped, I am mostly still 'in the dark' about what Linux and Unix-like systems offers. I'll be looking at these as I have time, and responding when I can. For now, just let me say that I am impressed to see so much technical content in the responses, and so little of the "fanboy" behaviour that often characterises these discussions.