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hi mums,
i'm due in june, and my baby hasn't turned yet. is this normal? my doc said if baby is breech, will need to have caesarean. i'm just preparing myself.
can share your experience of caesarean section, if you had one? tq.
i'm due in june, and my baby hasn't turned yet. is this normal? my doc said if baby is breech, will need to have caesarean. i'm just preparing myself.
can share your experience of caesarean section, if you had one? tq.
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Indrawana saysHi 8080newmum,
Congrats on your pregnancy. It's a beautiful experience especially when it is your first. I delivered my princess via C-Section by choice. I am afraid of labour pain and therefore :). I didn't regret my choice though the bill was 10x more expensive than normal birth. I was bed-ridden for 2 days with the catheter on and etc. The only discomfort I felt was the gas due to the op. It was excruciating but by the 3rd day, they took off my catheter in the morning and I could move around on my own. By night time, I was already almost walking as normal. The discomfort is there but it's not as bad as labor pain which you have to go through for hours end and there are cases where incision on the vagina is required. The vagina will be stitched up. Everyone has their preference. Natural birth is a lot cheaper than C-Section but if I were to get pregnant again, I would go for another C--Section. It is less messy. Good luck with your procedure; be it natural birth or C-Section. |
marina28 sayshi newmum,
if you're due in june, there might still chance that your baby will turn. mine was breech for a couple of months before birth and turn himself a few weeks before my due date. but unfortunately i still had to go for C-section because my water bag broke and i still had no strong contraction. induced for about 10 hours and then the baby pooped inside, so the doctor ordered for emergency c-section. anyway, it was a very quick one, i was in and out of the operation room in less than an hour. actually it was the stitching that took the longest time. you wouldn't feel anything until about 2 hours later when the drug started to wear off. then they will give you painkillers. the nurse will come and ask if you have farted yet. it sounds funny, but it is very important for you to try and fart because if you don't, they won't let you eat! but here's a tip: try to roll (when the painkiller is still working) from side to side and you'll find it easier for the air to pass. and when it's out, you really can't control it! haha! the first day basically you'll just rest. but on the second day, you'll be forced to get up and walk. this is the hardest part of all! also, they will take out the catherer, so if you wan't to pee, you have no choice but to walk (with help of course) to the bathroom. here's another tip: when you stand up to walk, hold your tummy with both hands, you'll find it less painful to do it this way. if everything is ok, you should be able to go home on the third day. good luck! |
8080newmum saysHi Indrawana and Marina,
thanks so much for your feedback. make me feel better. did you feel scared? i don't want to have panic attack nanti! |
Mummyoozy saysI had my 2 nd csection recently on 14 April 2012. It was way better than my 1st time. Both of my czer is emergency csection.However, I did attempt for a vbac before but was not successful. I didn't dilate. The most unpleasant thing for a cseect is the limitation to move around. Other than that, everything is fine. I am on my 22 nd day of confinement. just asking to all mommies, how long I have to wait before I can drive my car back eh? Last time I only drive after 3mths due to painful experience. My 1st baby was a premmie so I stayed in the hospital to look after him for nearly 2 mths..
Indrawana saysMummyoozy, Congrats on your second baby. I started driving 5 days after being discharged from the hospital. I gave birth to a preemie (3 weeks ahead of schedule). My partner took care of me since my Mom was due to arrive only 2 weeks later. As long as you don't do sudden and aggressive movements, it should be OK.
ladysin saysHello, I would like to just share my c section experience. I just had my 3rd c section but 1st one in malaysia and I must said it was a pretty good experience. I had my daughter on May 10th 2012 at Kempas Medical Center. My doctor was extremely comforting and I had a great "drugs" doctor.. he made me feel very secure and non-panicky, I was put to sleep during my previous c sections and this was the only one I was awake for during the whole process but the nurse was next to me comforting me the whole time.. The only part I felt pain was when they gave me the epidural but that was fast to be over with and the recovery was quite sore. The whole c section took around an hour and a half which is a tad bit longer than most as i had quite a bit of scar tissue. Overall I must say this is my best c section experience. :) Gambateh!
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The NS Series actuator provides long stroke and speed nearly as fast as a linear.
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which of the pre-workout NO powders has the most caffiene boost?
no-xplode has a lot
or you could buy no-doz, they are like 6 bucks for 60 tabs of 200mg each.
[QUOTE=Tiny Man;1277964]Per scoop, BSN says approximately as much as a cup of coffee - which is normally given as 90-150mg or so, so I'd guess 100mg or 150mg would be logical amounts. Of course, if you're using multiple scoops of NO-Xplode, you're going to drive up the amount of caffeine.[/QUOT
from what others have said, i just remember no-xplode being a prewo NO supp with more caffeine than usual,, mabey im wrong
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Posted in Amy Welborn, Bambinelli Sunday, Books, Pope Benedict XVI, Works of Mercy, Writing, tagged Amy Welborn, Catechism, Faith Formation, First Communion, PSR, saints on August 28, 2013 | 6 Comments »
…then you are blessed!
Seriously – thank you to all those who volunteer as catechists.
And If you are teaching 2nd grade – the traditional age for First Communion formation – you might be interested in the page describing the books I have that might be good First Communion choices – for gifts (too early, I know!) or supplements to instruction.
These books include Friendship With Jesus - a picture book with excerpts from a question-and-answer session Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI had with children; Be Saints! another picture book with excerpts from a catechesis Benedict had with British schoolchildren; as well as the Loyola Saints books.
(Which are good for all ages – not just 2nd grade, of course!)
Posted in Amy Welborn, Bambinelli Sunday, Books on August 27, 2013 | 3 Comments »
Travels done for the moment, talk done…so here are some leftover Bambinelli Sunday for sale!
We'll have more in a couple of months, plus maybe even a giveaway of prints of some of Ann's work? Good idea? I think so.
But if you would like to order a copy or two now, go here:
Posted in Amy Welborn, Books, Travel, Wish You Were Here, Writing, tagged Amy Welborn, books, Catholic, faith, Prayer, religion on July 18, 2013 |
These are the only books I have in stock right now, and you might as well buy some of them to save us from moving this, er, one box.
Go here to order. The following are available.
Church's Most Powerful Novenas - 1 copy remaining
How to Get the Most Out of the Eucharist
Plus a couple of Pocket Guides by other authors (Hahn,Kreeft).
Go here to order. Shipping is included in prices, shipping to US only, please.
And don't forget the free! Free ebook downloads of
Those links will take to individual pages at my site where you can download pdfs. You can also read all three via Scribd here.
Also, I was honored to hear that a local parish woman's group is using The Words We Pray as a discussion book this fall.
Posted in 7 Quick Takes, Amy Welborn, Bambinelli Sunday, Birmingham, Books, Italy, Jesus, Mad Men, Pope Benedict XVI, Saints, Travel, Writing, tagged Amy Welborn, Bambinelli Sunday, St. Francis of Assisi on July 13, 2013 | 2 Comments »
We are slowly moving. I closed on the new house a couple of weeks ago and will put this one up for sale in…a couple of weeks. I'm sad about leaving my front porch, my bungalow style and this street with its close neighbors and sidewalks, but….it was time to get some more room, a bit more storage space, a more exciting yard and a basketball goal.
I'm going from the cozy 30′s to the swanky 50′s with this move. The "new" house was built in 1958 and has a sweet built-in feature that makes me want to start amassing atomic-style glassware. Soon I'll remember to take a photo of it when it's actually daylight.
For some reason, I am reading Zola's Three Cities. Downloaded it from Gutenburg. I know Zola's point of view, but I'm also just interested in his reporting. It gives me a better view of the history of the period, particularly how Catholicism was practiced – from his perspective, anyway.
It's Christmas in July, people! Bambinelli Sunday will be published in August, so here, in July, I'm starting to get ready. I've got a Pinterest board going and everything.
Ann and I will be attending the Catholic Marketing Show in early August on behalf of the book. We'll be signing Thursday at noon, so if you're around – come see us!
We went to San Francisco a couple of weeks ago – I wrote a bit about it here.
Speaking of San Francisco, my current project is St. Francis-related. In sorting through things tonight, I found a little booklet I'd purchased in Santa Maria degli Angeli (the town at the base of the hill on which Assisi rests – it's where the train station is and where the Porziuncola is). The Pardon of Assisi is really just the text of a talk that then-Cardinal Ratzinger gave there in 1996. The "Pardon of Assisi" or the Portiuncula Indulgence is described here. Cardinal Ratzinger describes his childhood memories of it and ends his talk with a gentle exposition of its spiritual fruit. I love the image of letting ourselves " fall into the communion of saints."
I remember that in my youth the day of the Pardon of Assisi was a day of great interiority, a day on which we received the sacraments in a climate of personal recollection. It was a day of prayer. In the square in front of my parish church, a particularly solemn silence reigned. There was a continuous flow of people into and out of the church. One felt that Christianity is a grace and that this grace is revealed through prayer…..
Basically the Indulgence is a little like the church of the Portiuncula. Just as you have to pass through the rather cold, extraneous space of the huge basilica to find the humble church at the center that touches our heart, so too, one must pass through the complex plot of history and of the theological ideas to arrive at that which is truly simple: the prayer with which we let ourselves fall into the communion of saints, to cooperate with them, for the victor of good over the apparently all-powerful evil, knowing that in the end, everything is grace.
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Posted in Amy Welborn, Books, Catholicism, tagged Amy Welborn, Bambinelli Sunday, Christmas, Christmas books on April 17, 2013 | 4 Comments »
Bambinelli Sunday: A Christmas Blessing
Very pleased with this. I'll have more about it when it's released in August, but until then…
Posted in Amy Welborn, Books, tagged books, Catholic, faith, religion on March 1, 2013 |
I have some books left from a talk I gave today…if you're interested, you can find and purchase them here, along with some other random stock.
What I have:
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I don't have any copies of the Pope Benedict XVI children's books, but you can follow the links on the right sidebar. They are really nice, and perfect for First Communion…even now.
Posted in Amy Welborn, Books, Catholicism, Good Friday, Lent, Pinterest, Pope, Pope Benedict XVI, Religion, Saints, Writing, tagged books, Lent, Pope Benedict XVI, Reading on February 12, 2013 | 1 Comment »
Posted in Amy Welborn, Books, Italy, Writing, tagged Amy Welborn, books, Nate in Venice, Reading, Richard Russo on February 10, 2013 | 1 Comment »
Richard Russo has long been one of my favorite writers. Nobody's Fool is one of the great 20th century American novels: truthful, funny and redemptive. Straight Man leaves me helpless with laughter. He's very recently released a digital novella called Nate in Venice - available for Kindle here and Nook here. Read it the other night.
It was pleasant to be back in Venice (the setting of his Bridge of Sighs) with Richard Russo for an hour or so, even though the descriptions were less detailed than those you'd find in any travel guide - narrow streets, campos, bridges, squid-ink pasta, getting lost…disappointing in that respect, then.
Nate is a retired college professor on a Biennale-related tour of the city with a group that includes his estranged brother. The often mysterious Venice is the setting, then, for some other mysteries: what was the incident back at the college that resulted in great trouble for Nate? What's the problem with his brother?
The mysteries are mostly solved and the novella is, as I said, enjoyable but ultimately unsatisfying – but unsatisfying in a way that would probably please any author – it was unsatisfying because, as a novella, it just wasn't enough. Once introduced to Nate and the others in the group and in Nate's family, I wanted to spend more time with them, watch and listen as they plunged more deeply into Venice and then travel to Rome. That's the case with any good book. But Nate in Venice, gave me just enough time to get to know these characters more than I would in a short story. A short story is also often focused so sharply that the reader is satisfied enough when the specific questions raised by the author are answered = when he shuts the light off and shuts the door, we're content to leave with him. But here, there was just enough richness and breadth to plant the desire for more.
Which is, depending on how you look at it, either a good thing, or a bad thing, or both.
Two notes:
There's a vulgar term used pretty prominently in this novella - since it's a term invented by Nate's brother, it's intended to show us something about him. certainly, but it did seem forced to me and might offend some readers. So be warned.
Nate in Venice (I keep wanting to type Nate the Great…) is a digital book, which is kind of ironic, considering Russo's battles against Amazon last year.
It's part of a series of shorter fiction and non-fiction available through a site called Byliner. Looks interesting.
Posted in 7 Quick Takes, Amy Welborn, Book Reviews, Books, Catholicism, homeschooling, unschooling, Vintage Catholic on February 8, 2013 | 5 Comments »
I've recently accomplished some amazing feats, long out of my grasp: I've finished reading several books that I've started. Fiction, even.
Wonderful Fool is by Shusaku Endo - the author of the great Silence. It's in the Odd Christ Figure Confounds and Confuses genre. The translation was pretty flat, but the story – a Frenchman enters into the lives of a pair of Japanese siblings – was interesting enough. It was predictable in some ways (because, of course, you don't have to think too hard to predict how a plot featuring a Christ figure is going to end), but the Japanese setting and strangeness of Gaston is intriguing, and I have to admit that there is a little twist at the end that really does pack a punch.
The Infinite Tides is a rather lengthy, floridly-written novel about an astronaut whose daughter dies while he is up in space. It's essentially about how a man who sees reality through the prism of numbers – their patterns, structure, shape and color – is slapped in the face by another, unquantifiable reality.
I do think it was overwritten and just a bit showy – sometimes fiction authors who are incorporating a particular discipline – from, say, beekeeping to, say, mathematics – overdo the technical material, and I'd say that's the case here. I have to qualify that by saying that of course there's a purpose to the mental musings, since we're in the fellow's head and the author is working hard to help us *see* life through this character's perspective, framed in questions of mathematical structure and the experience of space, but it about a third too much – if I can resort to numbers to describe it.
Some books begin well and peter out – I experienced the reverse with this one. I was borderline annoyed through much of the first half, but felt it ended very strongly, as Astronaut Keith, in the company of other interesting characters, experiences what I would say is a subtle spiritual epiphany, whether or not that's what the author intended.
We finished Julius Caesar, but not before watching available clips of the RSC 2012 production , in which the play is set in a modern African nation. I think it looks magnificent. The inflections and accents lend themselves quite well to Elizabethan English, and the setting doesn't seem forced at all. Seems to fit. I see that the production is coming to the US this spring…to BAM and THE Ohio State University…hmmmm….field trip to Columbus? It could happen….
We're on The Tempest now. We won't be reading the whole thing, I don't think. We watched the BBC animated version, read through the goofy kids' version, and I'm going to check out the Coville retelling from the library. We'll read some excerpts and watch the episode of Shakespeare Uncovered - airing here tomorrow night – in which Trevor Nunn discusses the play. They'll Do Some Art – it lends itself to that. I am curious enough about the Julie Taymor version to probably take a look at it myself, but I don't think I'll subject the boys to it. Maybe a scene or two, but probably not the whole thing.
I hope I'll soon be able to tell you about Ann Engelhart's and my new book coming out in the late summer – title has been hammered out, at least. Cover should follow within a couple of months.
Now we have to start working on the next one!!
Finally, some more Vintage Catholic for you - a 7th grade textbook published in 1935 by MacMillan, part of The Christ Life Series in Religion. Authors are the famed liturgist Dom Virgil Michel OSB, another Benedictine, and Dominican sisters.
Note the tone. It treats the young reader, not as consumer or client to be served or pandered to, but as a part of the Church with a vital role to play and a spiritual life capable of "courageous penance." I really love the paragraphs on p. 146 that set the global scene for the season. I'll post more over the next few days.
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William J. Stogsdill, 84, of Huntley died Tuesday following a lengthy illness. Visitation will be held from 3 to 8 pm today and from 9:30 am until the service at 10:30 am Saturday at the DeFiore-Jorgensen Funeral Home, Huntley. Burial will be in Hampshire Township Cemetery.
Stogsdill was born May 25, 1928, in Salem, IN, the son of William and Ona (Chastain) Stogsdill. He is survived by his wife, Gloria; his son, William J. (Karen) Stogsdill; daughters, Suzan B. (Homer) Joy, Brae Hanson and Lisa Marie Berndt; his grandchildren, Morgan Stogsdill-Albrecht (Tim), William J. Stogsdill, Tracy O'Brien, Taryn O'Brien, Cory O'Brien and Kyle O'Brien. He was preceded in death by his sister, Helen Sowa, and his grandson, Kelly O'Brien.
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Sep 18 2012 – 2013 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
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|— America Ferrera looks amazing in her new Broadway show Chicago! According to Just Jared, the 27-year-old Honduran American actress was photographed this week at the Garrick Theatre in London, England. In the musical, Ferrera plays Roxie Hart, a fictional showgirl. After she's done with Chicago, Ferrera is set to make her Broadway debut in The Miss Firecracker Contest.
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— Carlos Bernard has reportedly landed a recurring role in TNT's upcoming Dallas, according to TV Line. The role of the 49-year-old part-Spanish actor is Latino (yay!); Bernard will play a charming businessman from Venezuela. According to TV Line, Bernard is set to make his debut early in the season.
— We are going to see celebrity blogger Perez Hilton up close and personal. According to Deadline, the 33-year-old will reportedly star in an unscripted series titled Perez Hilton Super Fan. The website reports that the show, which was given the green light for four episodes by ITV2, will feature the Cuban American blogger talking to a different star each week, such as Spanish crooner Enrique Iglesias. We're interested to see how this turns out.
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The two precursors to the Les Paul recording (LP professional, and LP personal) were featured in this 1970 Les Paul catalogue The 1971 Low Impedance brochure was put out to highlight the very different sounds that the new Les Paul recording guitar and Les Paul Triumph bass were capable of producing In 1972 Gibson launched a flyer devoted to the newly launched LP recording guitar - The Gibson Les Paul Recording Guitar of the Month Showcase. Introduced in 1971, the Les Paul Recording astounded the music world with its extreme versatility and playing performance The Gibson Les Paul Recording Guitar in the 1975 Les Paul catalogue. The materials that make up a Gibson come from the world only The 1978 Gibson catalogue was the last to feature the Les Paul Recording guitar
The Les Paul Recording guitar evolved from a couple other models, first produced in the late sixties. These were pivotal times for the world guitar markets. Mass production was becoming the norm, and American guitar companies were struggling to compete with their cheaper Japanese rivals. Gibson did not stop experimenting, however, and guitars such as the Les Paul Personal, and Les Paul Professional (with a matching Les Paul Bass) appeared, sporting novel electronics combined with the quality of materials and craftsmanship that Gibson was famous for. These were low impedance instruments designed specifically for recording; 'a guitar that can virtually produce any sound that you would want'. Les Paul describes the thinking behind this series
'For years i've worked to produce a multitude of distinctive guitar sounds. The hang-up was to obtain everything in one guitar, now i'm not talking about gimmickry, i'm talking about the real McCoy; authentic guitar sounds, the type of highs that can rip your ears off, the type of bass response that's clean and clear. Every note must be balanced and offer maximum sustain.'.
Gibson changed hands in December 1969, and number of models changed significantly over the next few years; the Les Paul Bass and Professional guitar were redesigned to become the Les Paul Recording guitar and Les Paul Triumph bass respectively. So in 1971, to launch the newly redesigned models a 4 side low impedance Les Paul catalogue was produced including an interesting flexi-disc demonstrating some of the many sounds possible. The disc was narrated by Les Paul himself, and guitars were played by Bruce Bolen.
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We love the Smithsonian Institution's new tag line: "Seriously Amazing" – launching this year. With 19 museums, including the National Museum of the American Indian (an Avalon client), a cable channel, and an extensive online presence, the Smithsonian "…wants the public to get the message that it is both a hefty and hip place," writes Jacqueline Trescott in the Washington Post. Friends of the Smithsonian, the membership program which enables the Smithsonian Institution to maintain its tradition of excellence, is also an Avalon client.
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A few hours of teen labor are nothing compared to this two minutes of your life you'll never get back: Bristol Palin and The Situation talking about safe sex. Wa-pow!
Try and count how many times the word "situation" is dropped as you're imagining exactly who would fuck either one of these idiots.
Seriously, this dude is a joke. He looks like the guy you "punk"in high school in the parking lot, you know, the one dude in the whole school who's willing to pick his nose and chase screaming girls with it or egged-on into picking a fight with the toughest guy on the football team with predictable results. "Hey, Sitch, get your ass over to the 7-11 and get me a pack of Camels. . .and a Slurpee!"
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Anthony Randazzo is director of economic research for Reason Foundation, a nonprofit think tank advancing free minds and free markets. He specializes in housing finance, financial services regulation, and macroeconomic policy. Randazzo has also testified before the House Financial Services Committee on topics related to housing policy and government-sponsored enterprises. In addition, he works frequently on privatization, tax policy, monetary policy, and Turkish-U.S. political and economic issues.
Randazzo's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Barron's, Bloomberg View, The Washington Times, The Detroit News, Chicago Sun-Times, RealClearMarkets, Reason magazine and various other online and print publications. Prior to joining Reason, he worked at The Policy Center in New York, as well as a freelance journalist, and as a legal assistant.
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July 11, 2013, 1:05pm - Considering the Not-So-New Normal for Unemployment
June's labor market report wasn't very exciting, but does reflect the now long-term trend
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July 11, 2013 - The Crony Capitalism of Sallie Mae
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Sallie Mae and Uncle Sam: Cronyism in Higher Education Finance
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Do commmunity development subsidies actually result in community development? Or have they been captured by vested interests?
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June 11, 2013 - A Labor Market Mired in Historical Lows is an Unhealthy Labor Market
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June 7, 2013, 9:13am - Federal Privatization Update
Annual Privatization Report examines privatization and public-private partnership trends at the federal level
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April 15, 2013 - ANALYSIS: Privatization of Financial Regulation is Not Impossible
Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Federal Government Privatization
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April 15, 2013 - Ahead of the Curve Issue No. 14: The Economic Mess of the Recovery Act
Happy birthday to the stimulus
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February 26, 2013 - Reducing Federal Spending is the Only Permanent Fiscal Fix
The fiscal cliff deal took a step backwards on spending reform
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January 4, 2013 - Fiscal Cliff Proposals Still Promoting Out of Control Spending
Whether we go over the cliff or not, Congress isn't anywhere close to spending responsibly
Anthony Randazzo and Katie Furtick
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Who Benefits and By How Much?
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December 12, 2012 - It's Time To Shut Down the Federal Housing Administration
Congress needs to start phasing out the insolvent FHA now, or it is possible taxpayers could be on the hook for yet another massive bailout in 2013
Anthony Randazzo
December 7, 2012 - Obama's Biggest Economic Challenge in 2013
Consumer Debt Creating an Economic Catch-22 in the President's Second Term
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Obama will face slow private debt deleveraging that will hamper economic growth for at least the next few years
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What housing data you should look for in the coming months
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President Obama and Gov. Romney keep saying they want America to get back to work, and yet they continue to ignore the biggest obstacles to economic recovery: housing market and private debt
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Protests in Spain and Greece have shattered the narrative set by the ECB
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And why the Occupy movement should be up in arms
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September 17, 2012 - Presidential Debates Should Include Budget Plan Truth
The two candidates for president are not that far apart on federal spending
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September 13, 2012 - Don't Believe the Near-Term Housing Data...
...we've not reached a bottom of the market yet
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August 17, 2012 - Private Debt Is Crippling the Economy
There won't be a recovery until credit card and household debt levels come down
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August 3, 2012, 4:49pm - High Debt Levels Are Preventing Recovery
Household aggregate debt remains very high on rising consumer credit levels, and this is a significant problem for economic growth
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July 27, 2012 - Americans Resort to Plastic Safety Nets
Americans are starting to borrow once again, they're doing so at an unexpectedly high level, but it's for all the wrong reasons
Victor Nava and Anthony Randazzo
July 20, 2012 - The Fed's Harmful Monetary Policy
From a long-term perspective, the Federal Reserve is doing more harm than good right now to economic stability
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July 18, 2012 - Cities Taking Mortgages with Eminent Domain is a Bad Idea
Both Robert Shiller and city officials in San Bernardino County should reconsider their support for condemning underwater mortgages
Anthony Randazzo
July 6, 2012 - Eminent Domain to "Condemn" Underwater Mortgages: Another Bad Idea
Exploring the debate over principal reduction
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June 29, 2012 - To Help Fix Housing, Disclose Mortgage Addresses
Mortgage investors should have the same privilege as banks
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Sometimes leading indicators are deceiving
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June 18, 2012 - Is There An E-Commerce Bubble In Turkey?
The Turkish government should consider carefully whether it is a wise course of action to continue investing in technology startups.
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May 31, 2012 - High Unemployment the New Normal
The headline unemployment statistics are wrong; unemployment is higher than 8.1 percent and it will be for a while
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May 14, 2012 - Fannie Mae Breaks Its 14 Quarter Bailout Streak
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May 11, 2012, 12:02pm - A Long Slog Ahead on Unemployment
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May 10, 2012, 2:12pm - How to Restore Trust in Mortgage-Backed Securities
Perpetuating government control of housing finance in today's era of high deficits is unaffordable
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May 10, 2012 - Freddie Mac Takes $19 Million More from Taxpayers
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May 8, 2012, 10:18am - How to Reduce the Government's Trillions In Housing Credit Risk
New ideas for the mortgage reform debate
Anthony Randazzo and Marc Joffe
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How the Private Sector Can Return to Mortgage Finance
Marc Joffe and Anthony Randazzo
May 3, 2012 - Privatization, Outsourcing and Insourcing Trends in Federal Government
Federal Government Privatization Chapter of Annual Privatization Report 2011
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Makes you wonder how lawyers sleep at night.They can come up with some of the dumbest reasons their client is not guilty.They need to be in jail too.They are the other half why these idiots keep getting off.Said part is our tax dollars have to pay for these idiots to have a laywer most of the time.
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WSRK, WBKT, WDLA, CNY News and Townsquare Media is proud to announce the inaugural Taste of Country Music Festival featuring Lady Antebellum, Willie Nelson & Family, Trace Adkins, Billy Currington, Hunter Hayes, Montgomery Gentry, Joe Nichols, Gloriana, Justin Moore, Dustin Lynch, Blackberry Smoke and more June 13-15, 2013 at Hunter Mountain Resort in the scenic Catskills Mountains.
The three day festival will be held at Hunter Mountain, located in the Catskill Mountains of New York. Ticket packages begin at $120 and are available starting Feb. 1, 2013.
The Taste of Country Music Festival will be held the weekend following the ninth annual Mountain Jam Music Festival that is scheduled for June 6-9, 2013. Mountain Jam is one of the top music festivals in the country and will feature Phil Lesh & Friends, Widespread Panic, Gov't Mule, Primus, Dispatch, The Avett Brothers and more. Additional information can be found on www.MountainJam.com.
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3-day general admission tickets start at $120. For additional details on VIP packages, camping and accommodations visit www.tasteofcountryfestival.com.