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If the property is a short sale, the seller most likely doesn't have the money to pay the past due fees (that's why they're past due). However, if you're really interested in a short sale property with past due fees, have your Realtor write up the offer stating the seller/lender will pay any past due fees. Worse they can do is say 'no' and then you move on to another property. Best case scenario, they agree to pay them (rare, but not unheard of).
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The HOA is smart enought, (most know this), that if they file a LIEN against the Condo, that it will be wiped out at the Foreclosure: They want to collect from anyone they can. There is no FAIR!
Visualize taking 150 hundred dollar bills and holding a match to them!
Basically, a Homeowners Association is simply what it says it is - an association of homeowners. It is not "right" for the other homeowners to pick up the slack from the delinquent seller's failure to pay the dues, and the dues are a lien against the unit (the same way taxes are).
On the other hand, if you must pay market value for the unit and add the delinquent HOA fees on top of that amount then I believe you would be overpaying.
Best of Luck
Good luck,
If you are buying a short sale property, you may indeed run into a scenario where the buyer has o pay the unpaid fees...it is what it is...fair doesn't really enter into it. If you don't want to pay those fees (which I certainly understand) then move on to something else.
It's a strange market!! Good luck.


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Multifocal pupillography identifies retinal dysfunction in early age-related macular degeneration
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Early age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is common among the elderly. While only a small number progress to sight-threatening stages of AMD, identifying prognostic functional markers remains paramount. Here, we objectively evaluate retinal function in patients with large drusen by multifocal pupillographic objective perimetry (mfPOP). Different temporal presentation rates and luminances were compared to optimize parameters for high signal to noise ratios (SNR) and diagnosticity for early AMD.
Pupil responses were recorded from 19 early AMD patients (30 eyes) and 29 age-matched control subjects. We compared a luminance-balanced stimulus ensemble and two unbalanced stimulus variants, each consisting of 44 independent stimulus regions per eye extending from fixation to 15˚ eccentricity. Video cameras recorded pupil responses for each eye under infrared illumination. The amplitudes and delays of the peak responses were analysed by multivariate linear models. The diagnostic accuracy of the stimulus variants was compared using areas under the curve (AUC) of receiver operator characteristic (ROC) plots.
Early AMD eyes differed significantly from normal in their mean constriction amplitudes (−2.22 ± 0.15 dB, t = −14.8) and delays (17.92 ± 1.2 ms, t = 14.9). The brightest stimulus ensembles produced the highest median SNRs of 3.45 z-score units; however, the balanced method was found to be the most diagnostic. AUC values of 0.95 ± 0.03 (mean ± SE) for early AMD were obtained when the asymmetry of response amplitudes between eyes was considered.
The mfPOP responses of early AMD eyes showed significant abnormality in response amplitudes and peak time. The ROC AUCs of 95 % suggest that mfPOP is a sensitive tool for detecting early abnormalities in AMD and longitudinal studies measuring progression of retinal dysfunction are warranted.
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- Multifocal pupillography identifies retinal dysfunction in early age-related macular degeneration
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Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology
Volume 251, Issue 7 , pp 1707-1716
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- 2013-07-01
- 10.1007/s00417-013-2273-z
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- Multifocal
- Objective perimetry
- Pupils
- Age-related macular degeneration
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- Faran Sabeti (1)
- Andrew C. James (1)
- Rohan W. Essex (1) (2)
- Ted Maddess (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. ARC Centre of Excellence in Vision Science, John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University, Building 131, Garran Road, Acton, Canberra, ACT, 0200, Australia
- 2. Ophthalmology Department, Australian National University, Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT, Australia


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Ballyhale Shamrocks Win 15th County Title
In front of a crowd of nearly 9000 Ballyhale Shamrocks proved worthy winners of the St Canices Credit Union Senior Hurling Championship with a 1-20 to 1-13 win over defending champions Clara. Ballyhale now meet Kilmacud Crokes in the AIB Leinster Club Semi-Final in Parnell Park next Sunday with a 2pm throw in. Admission to the Semi-final will be €10 for adults and €5 Students and Pensioners. Cash will be accepted at the stiles.
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O'Loughlin Gaels rounded off an incredible year for their under-age section by completing the clean sweep of hurling titles when a goal in the dying minutes saw off city rivals Dicksboro in the Kilkenny Citroen Centre Minor A Final on a scoreline of 2-10 to 3-6
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It is all systems go for the St Canices Credit Union Senior Final and the Kilkenny Citroen Centre Minor A Final in Nowlan Park on Sunday following a precautionery pitch inspection this Friday afternoon. However there are venue changes to the Minor B and C Finals on Saturday. The B final between Graigue Ballycallan and Slieverue now moves to Piltown with a 2pm throw in. Meanwhile the C final between Barrow Rangers and Carrickshock moves to Larchfield with a 2.30pm throw in.
There will be a special County Final Preview show live on KCLR 96FM this evening between 7pm and 9pm. There will be contributors from all four clubs involved in Sunday's finals together with expert analysis from some neutral observers.
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The Supporters Club are this week taking delivery of our 2015 Calendar which captures in a very special way the highlights of a great year for Kilkenny Hurling. The calendars, together with Christmas Cards and special 10 year commemerative poster, will be available from the Supporters Club at the County Final on Sunday. They will also be opening in Nowlan Park for the following two Saturdays Nov 22nd and 29th between 10am and 1pm. These recent items on top of mugs, computer mouse mats, photographs, ponchos, rulers, pens, wallets and colours ensures that there is some idea for a Christmas present for the many Kilkenny Supporters this year.
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The NBA playoffs are in full swing, and as the amazing continues to happen, the Grantland crew wants to help you buff up on some of the lesser-known faces who are populating basketball's second season.
Who Is He? Patrick Beverley.
Where Is He From? Arkansas.
Years Played: Rookie.
What's His Salary? $298,092.
His Game in 25 Words or Fewer: Athletic point guard who can get to (and finish) at the rim, as well as shoot from 3. A willing and effective on-ball defender.
Best Wikipedia Tidbit: As a member of the Ukrainian Second Division's Dnipro club, Beverley "played in the Ukrainian All Star Game and won the Slam Dunk Contest."
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Beverley played two seasons at Arkansas, but why talk about that when we can talk about basketball in St. Petersburg? Beverley averaged 16.9 points per game in the EuroCup on his way to MVP honors last year, and how he got there seems to mimic his offensive game with the Rockets. Beverley has a good first step, and when he does get to the rim, he has enough creativity and lift to be effective despite being only 6-foot-1. His 3-point shooting, in terms of percentage, hasn't changed much since his days at Arkansas, but at 37 or so percent, it's plenty good to warrant shooting them.
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I think where you stand on what went down in Game 2 says a lot about you as a person. And that doesn't mean there's a right or wrong way to think about it. Life is full of moral ambiguities, man.
Best Tweet: He tweets sparingly, and most of the updates are designed to let us know whatever city the Rockets have just landed in. Occasionally, though, Beverley offers up his movie thoughts. He was a big fan of The Call, but like some others, he's probably experiencing some Joseph Gordon-Levitt fatigue. Or he's not a big fan of farms.
Not impressed with the movie Looper!!!!
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Meanest Tweet @: After what happened in Game 2, it's really too tough to choose. I'd say the latest news probably takes it, though.
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Should We Know Him? Yes, and for more than what happened between him and Westbrook. After coming to the Rockets from Houston's D-League affiliate in January, Beverley played more than 25 minutes just once during the regular season. But between Lin's injury and Kevin McHale's decision to go with a small starting lineup against OKC, Beverley hasn't dipped below 22 minutes against the Thunder. He's scored in double figures in three of those games while keeping his efficiency numbers pretty consistent. Beverley's 2013 postseason will likely be remembered for how he ended Westbrook's, but it's also been a chance for Houston to realize they have another, notably cheap asset going forward.
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As the PM sat down after a tough outing in the Commons, the news breaks that Fred Goodwin was told at 3pm that he had been stripped of his knighthood "by the Queen". Intriguing timing.
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Guido isn't sure whether he believes this one, but it's a great line anyway.
After the Mail ran with Sophy Ridge's blog post about the Balls' lasagne plot, it's become the hottest ticket in town.
Skinner's invite must have got lost in the post…
Guido brought you the news of Edward Leigh's meeting for Euro-sceptics last night. The plan was to convene immediately after the last vote at 10pm to coordinate the backbench reaction to Cameron's EU sell out. Canny Tory whips clearly had a better idea though – they texted Members at half an hour before to tell them not to worry about the last vote and to go on home.
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We are facing one of the most difficult economic periods in history and the message from the labour leader and Ed Balls is "we cant make any promises" political speech for "we have no solutions". Unlike the two Eds, David Cameron is leading the conservative led government by making bold decisions on welfare reform, education, health and imigration and George Osborne has been honest and frank about what is needed to help fix Britain's broken economy."
On her website she thanks Louise Mensch for all her helpful advice…
There wasn't much of his famed "grit and steel" on display from Ed Miliband this morning. He repeated his Davos trick of trying to look hard by just wearing a suit on Sky earlier, but with frozen breath, and even funnier than usual facial contortions, he looked absolutely freezing. Guido isn't sure what the logic is here. Someone buy the lad a coat…
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When he's not fibbing on Twitter, Denis MacShane is sounding off in the House. Take yesterday's gem of an intervention during DCLG Questions:
"Frankly it's not good enough because the department is not publishing spending between 50p and £500 and that is where on credit cards and other areas a lot of things go wrong, so can we actually have some transparency in this wretched department instead of the cover-up they are currently practising?"
Not only did MacShane's facts "go wrong" – credit card spending under £500 is published, but this is from a man under police investigation for his dubious use of public money and the subsequent "cover-up". Scotland Yard are still looking into those "wretched" invoices, laptops and that garage. Labour have withdrawn the whip from MacShane, yet he still insists on hanging around on their benches like a bad smell.
Time for someone to have a quiet word…
Back in October Guido wrote:
"Though we all know that Red Ed is grubby statist at heart and painfully pro-European, he is also a shameless opportunist. If he really wanted to make an impact with ordinary, hard-working, sensible voters he should back the calls for the referendum. It would distance himself from lies of Brown and Blair over the issue and the betrayal of "cast iron" Cameron. "
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Dave is in the Commons at 3.30. Let the Purple Alliance begin…
Team Miliband deny Ed M playing the sceptic cards by accusing Cameron of selling UK down the river over EU summit deal.
— norman smith (@BBCNormanS) January 31, 2012
Guido was just thinking that blog-favourite Steven Purcell had been quiet for a while, and then just as Miliband headed for Scotland, up he popped again. In another stunning PR success, Labour's one time Glasgow golden-child, was questioned by police over the weekend about an "assault" that took place at his flat at 5:30am on Sunday morning. Guido understands that Glasgow councillor had been out celebrating the fact that the Crown Office had dropped their investigation into his time as chief of the Labour-led City Council. As we covered extensively at the time, Purcell's career ended with him in rehab and his criminal associates under the microscope.
Police were called to an "after party" that got out of hand and punches were thrown in a dispute with an invited guest. Having had their investigation into corruption shunned by the powers that be, Guido imagines that the police were only too happy to wade back in to this one. Purcell was questioned for ten hours.
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The Marion County Marching Knights finished 11th in the AAAA West quarterfinals Oct. 25 at Hopkinsville.
The top eight teams advanced to the state semifinals on Nov. 1.
Madisonville North Hopkins was the west quarterfinals with a score of 90.1.
The Marching Knights received a score of 74.8, while the eighth place band, Logan County, scored a 77.6.
Raywick should have a full city commission after the Nov. 4 election.
Until last week, only three candidates — John Louis Morris, Alvin Morris and Ronnie Lamkin — had filed for the four seats on the commission. Ron Lucas has added his name as a write-in candidate, which gives Raywick enough candidates to fill all of its commission seats.
Steel Magnolias is cancelled for Oct. 30-31 due to a medical emergency. Jan Sapp, the actress playing Ouiser, literally broke her leg on stage last week. The show will go on Nov. 6-8 as planned, but might feature a recast Ouiser rather than the newly casted one. Tickets are reserved seating and can be purchased at www.mykct.com, Farmers Bank in Lebanon, or by calling 270-321-0218. Tickets already purchased for the cancelled shows will be exchanged or refunded as desired by calling 270-402-2196. Kentucky Classic Theatre apologizes for any inconvenience.
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What are the horrors of Halloween? Many might say encountering a gruesome ghoul or a blood-sucking vampire is the most horrific part of Halloween. However, an allergic reaction can be just as scary as ghosts and goblins come Halloween.
The candy a child eats, the makeup kids use as part of their costumes or even the costume itself can cause an allergic reaction. Parents and kids need to be careful and exercise their due diligence to avoid possible allergens.
The Lebanon Enterprise asked its Facebook friends what their favorite costume has been, either as a child or as an adult. Here's what our friends said:
Wonder Woman and Cyndi Lauper
Oct. 31 is nearly here, and soon the streets will be filled with costumed revelers eager to get their share of the free-flowing candy and other prizes. Year after year, trick-or-treaters don their costumes and parade from home to home. But have you ever wondered where this and other traditions began?
Halloween is certainly known for the spooky decorations that adorn homes and for the creative costumes children put on to canvas the neighborhood. But for many youngsters, Halloween is all about the candy.
In just a few hours, trick-or-treaters can accumulate a substantial amount of assorted chocolates, confections and other sweet treats. Once everyone has had their fill of their favorite items, candy often gets relegated to a giant bowl on the kitchen table, where it beckons each resident who passes by.
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The fallopeian tube: what's it?
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Fallopian tube, also called oviduct or uterine tube, either of a pair of long narrow ducts located in the human female abdominal cavity that transport the male sperm cells to the egg, provide a suitable environment for fertilization, and transport the egg from the ovary, where it is produced, to the central channel (lumen) of the uterus.Answered by LIPSIKA, 28 Sep '13 11:16 am
Female reproductive system.Answered by aflatoon, 01 Oct '13 12:09 pm
The uterine tubes, also known as oviducts or fallopian tubes, are the female structures that transport the ova from the ovary to the uterus each month. In the presence of sperm and fertilization, the uterine tubes transport the fertilized egg to the uterus for implantation.Answered by anil garg, 28 Sep '13 11:35 am
Its a vital part (pair) of female reproductive system.Answered by Rahul Upadhyay, 28 Sep '13 11:06 am
The tube that carries semen from ovary to uterus.Answered by Om Shrivastava, 28 Sep '13 11:04 am
(perhaps, it can be right or wrong, but as a lay man I can't say more about, )
(perhaps, it can be right or wrong, but as a lay man I can't say more about, )
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Twitter will leap into instant-messaging world with new app: report
Twitter is about to add to the world's store of instant messaging apps. All Things D reports the avian-themed social network has considered a standalone messaging tool that would allow people to exchange 140-character missives that don't appear on their Twitter timelines. If the plan comes to fruition, it will make Twitter a …
BSD's "talk" still works, and has been useful since 1983[1].
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[1] "talk" existed long before that, but it wasn't until 1983 that it became useful.
Re: BSD's "talk" still works, and has been useful since 1983[1].
"Talk" is actually more fun than any IM, since you can see your correspondent's letters as they are entered, typos and all. We have it installed on about a thousand Linux computers at work just for that. :-)
Wow a 140 character messaging app... on my phone...
..wait isn't that SMS?
Twitter manages to explore new depths of pointlessness.
140 character limit on IM?
What? It's bad enough with tweets being limited to 140 characters (still..) and while that may have been part of the charm it quickly became annoying to me. I know there are alternatives and services such as TMI and TwitLonger but they feel like sticking an extra piece of paper to the bottom of an essay when you ran out of room.
Ignoring the potential of a 140 character limit IM service I can't wait to be using it so I can talk to someone and suddenly a conversation goes like this:
Me: hey, you up for <popular activity> later?
Them: sure. what time?
sponsored IM: looking for a new boiler? we can help and we do insulation too!
Both of us: wtf?
Top Tweet: Random unfunny account: Don't you hate it when something happens in your life? #obligatoryhashtag
Me: I'll call you...
There's an app opportunity here. Twitter blocker and whitelist.
Heavens knows you can't live without one for your SMS.
Full circle
So twitter starts as an SMS based service, limited on characters due to the protocol it runs across. Anybody could use SMS, but they used twitter to be social.
Now you can use it for IM? But everybody had that to start with.
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Most known for its picturesque landscapes, fairytale vistas, and majestic mountaintops, North Conway, New Hampshire is the site for tourists looking either for peace or adventure. One of the town's most well-kept secrets, however, hides not in the forest, but in the domain of local …Read More
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Literary Hook: Poem a tribute to the summer solstice
By Christine Swanberg
Author and Poet
Here is a poem for the summer solstice.
Summer Solstice
A pair of green, comma, angel wing butterflies cavort
Around the pear tree, the young pears aureola-rosy.
Everywhere another shade of green whistles a Celtic jig.
A patch of catnip lures a tawny Angora cat
With a gorgeous black mask. I love to see him
Rolling in the driveway, chasing crows
Who have eaten the spring-pink, bristly strawberries.
Raccoons resume their night marauding, leading their kin
To the skylight to peep down on us.
Now the air's obese with birdsong and the pink smell
Of peonies, day-sleeping fireflies cradled on their leaves.
I sleep in, too, then listen to obscure female jazz singers.
Plans slip away, disappearing like barrel slugs.
Each sunset brings wispy angel wings.
Mars travels close to the earth, orange as a field lily.
A question mark angel wing butterfly spends time
Cozied on my arm. Everywhere the undersides of leaves
Silently tend larvae. Listen. Nighthawks croon.
Squirrels are changing from red to gray. Listen.
The earth says yes and no and yes again.
Listen. So much goes on without us.
This poem was first published in Moon Journal and again in Who Walks Among the Trees with Charity (Wind Publications).
Christine Swanberg is a local author.
From the June 22-28 issue