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Sunday, October 17, 2010
Stings, screams, and hornets, that french accent won't save you
If you are not informed yet this is my husband Mathew. He always has to be goofy about some thing and he strikes again.
A little bit about the character Patric.
Patric is French and is cute, he came about as a voice Mathew was imitating after watching Robin Williams Live On Broadway, the part where he says in an informative voice "here we see inside Robin Williams colon" well Patric was born but her was not Patric until most recently. At the zoo, Mathew had the video camera and found a path he was taking and did his voice. weeks later when I was reviewing the footage I saw that bit and was cracking up, it was soo funny. I told him That if he ever speaks on camera that it should be that voice. So later in that week or day, whatever don't matter, We were in the car on our way home from a restaurant and he had a tooth pick and he started to describe it using the Patric voice. Every word he said I was crying with laughter and a few times I almost had to pull over to catch my breath or concentrate on keeping the pee in. So when we got home we filmed him in that voice describing his tooth pick. So I asked him what his name was and we ended up picking Patric. A few day or weeks from that point he was going to remove some hornets and I grabbed the camera and told him to do it as Patric. so there you have it.
He really did get stung and he always screams like that when he is being attacked by hornets. This summer we have been working on our siding and upon removing it we discovered hornets nests galore! I am allergic to hornet stings I will swell and if I get stung by more than one I'm sure I'd got into anaphylactic shock, but I have no fear of hornets. I helped my husband take down the siding and some how he got stung 20 + times and myself 0. I say I didn't get stung because he was there. that and I thing the hornets like to make him scream.
So check out the video where we go to the zoo and meet Patric before he got his name.
Also watch the description of the tooth pick.
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bird sex video
Here we have an awesome video and an excellent documentary of the cockatiel and their mating process.
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
MY baby smiles in her sleep
Shakiya is my second born and as a baby she would smile at me in response to hearing her name when I would talk to her while she was sleeping.
In this video you see her trying different ways to suck her finger. She was in the beginning stages of sucking her fingers. When she first started she would just find her fist and suck on what ever part was the closest. This was a plus for me cause she would do very early on, like in her first days. it was a plus because every time she did it i knew she was hungry and so I'd feed her. She never woke up in the middle of the night screaming cause she was hungry. I am a very light sleeper and i hear the sound of her suckling and just knew. Kiya slept through he night her very first night and every night after that! I was so lucky.
When she got more cordinated she moved on to sucking fingers. Her first combo was the "rock on" fingers, her ring and middle fingers. she has settled on her pinkie and ring finger on her left hand. every so often she will get brusies on her left side of her face cause she will either push her finger to hard on her face when she sleeps or she will keep her fingers in her mouth when she takes a fall.
As of this post she is 1.5 years old. In the video i think she was in the 2-3 months old. I'd have to retrive the photos of from the same time as the video and check the date. I always make sure that my photos display the date. very useful with children, especially when you have more than one.
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Sex Tape
Is there anything to really say here. Yes there may have been nudity and we have kids so yes there is a Sexual relationship between husband and wife but apparently no lighting and it sure sounded like it could have been, but it was more for fun! FUN!!
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Poop! EVERYWHERE
So my little Shiori got in a bad habit of taking her diaper off. She has been aware of being potty trained since she got her first potty when she was three months old and has peed and pooed on it on occasion ever since. Once she became of age where she needed to be a big girl and no longer wear diapers we would play training day, which entailed a lot of underwear and a lot of pairs of her jeans. every 10 minutes we wold put her on her potty and try and make her go, if she did she got a treat, a chocolate covered raisin.
If she went in her pants she would come to learn that it was not a good felling. She learned to like the feel of being dry and liked wearing princess panties. She took to potty training on the potty well with #2. Although she would often not tell us she had to go and would help herself to using the potty, we would end up with a surprise in the bath tub or all over the toilet or she would try to clean herself up if she had pooped in her diaper. Like in this video.
This Video: It is morning time and she had pooped in her diaper that she wore over night and decided to clean herself up. At this time she was unable to open her own door so she kept the mess in her room. That Elmo book was tossed in the trash.
I think to myself that I still have to get her to sleep through the night without a diaper, and she has a younger sister who is starting to be introduced to the potty at age 1 1/2, hopefully so she will find potty training to be easy and familiar. OH FUN! oh but the dream of no more diapers.
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Giant Zombie Spider
My husband, Mathew and I love to watch You Tube, one of our favorite tubers is Zack Scott with his videos of giant spiders and the eerie music I think brings the video together. Well, Mathew and I have been walking through our back door way and kept seeing this dead spider whom was quite large for our area. So what better than to make a spoof video of favorites. When Mathew was filming he kept on looking at me and I find it so cute that he tried to keep a straight face. So silly.
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You're Swell
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Eat That Grumpy Bear
For Christmas I had found this Cookie in Target of a Grumpy Bear and I just had to get it because Mathew is a HUGH Care Bear Lover. His favorite is Bed Time Bear, and also Grumpy Bear.
So I had to convince him to do this cookie a favor and eat him as opposed to his normal save it forever habit, cause it's a cookie! So I video taped it. He looks like he is posing as if I was to take a picture, but no way was I not going to pass up an opportunity to video it. Right before I started filming he said that because he was eating him He was no longer a happy bear... and just couldn't seem to get him to say it again without making it seem obvious. either was it was cute and it sounded so funny when i played it in fast forward. ha ha or lol or does rofl work better.
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As if NASCAR doesn't provide enough intensity on the track when cars are racing at speeds of 200 MPH or more around the circuits, and drivers pit their wits and grit against one another for the coveted NASCAR Sprint Cup, there is equally as much intensity off the track.
Scott Speed, the former driver for Red Bull Racing, who was released from his contract in November of 2011, and who was promptly replaced by Brian Vickers, filed suit against the energy drink maker in December, citing that his firing was a "violation of contract."
Speed got his start in Formula One racing in 2005, but did not see many victories during this two year endeavor in that sport, ultimately changing over to NASCAR in 2008, after a very brief one year stint in the ARCA series. Widely known for his uncontrollable outbursts and flaring temper that have long dogged his reputation, he drove mostly unsponsored for 2011 until Red Bull Racing picked him up to add to their roster.
Notably, a few months later, Redbull dropped him. They also announced at the end of this year that they would not be sponsoring any drivers for 2012 or competing in any NASCAR events; a shock to the NASCAR nation that is still making its reverberations. With the demise of Redbull's NASCAR Sprint Cup Racing Team also goes their other two drivers, Kasey Kahne and Brian Vickers, as well as other employees for the team that are now job hunting in for the 2012 season.
While there has not been a public announcement on the exact amounts of the settlement, sufficed to say that it was enough to make Speed satisfied and to end the lawsuit out of court. For Speed, the amount he gets should hopefully bide him for quite some time. He only has a sponsor for a part time 2012 NASCAR schedule with Leavine Family Racing. And if his temper continues to get the better of him, chances are that he will find them (his new sponsor) leaving him in a hurry and just as fast as Redbull did.


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Fi Ocampo, formerly a rising star at a major news network, has resigned herself to listicles and quizzes after a professional disgrace. Fi breaks the story of two men contaminating Pittsburgh's water supply with XHF medication. The Internet erupts in debate: some condemn the men as terrorists, others praise them as martyrs for the XHF cause.
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A vindication of sorts but essentially a travesty of justice nonetheless
The National Union of Peoples' Lawyers (NUPL), counsel for security guard Rolly Panesa who who was tagged by the military as a supposed top-ranking rebel leader, welcomed with sigh of relief the August 27, 2013 Decision of the Court of Appeals finally granting after several months the petition for the issuance of the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus. Even as it comes belatedly, we commend the Decision for finally seeing through all the deliberate lies and clumsy fabrications of the military to justify the violation of his rights.
Rolly Panesa, an ordinary security guard for the longest time, was illegally arrested way back October 5, 2012 at a busy intersection in Quezon City and detained by joint elements of the 2nd Infantry Division of the Philippine Army, led by Southern Luzon Commander Maj. General Alan Luga, and the Philippine National Police. He was severely tortured while the military cynically misidentified him for a certain "Benjamin Mendoza," supposedly the secretary of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) in Southern Luzon, with a reward of PhP 5.6 million.
At the same time, the NUPL laments the long drawn-out and tedious legal proceedings that Panesa had to undergo just to simply prove that he is not what the military says he was and despite overhelming evidence to establish his identity. This includes multiple official identification cards and records issued by government agencies themselves on top of incotrovertible testimonial evidence, in stark contrast to the self-serving, contrived and ludicrous accounts of spurious witnesses for the military a.k.a. roving rebel retrunees. It does not give comfort that the Office of the Solicitor General was, wittingly or unwittingly, a party all throughout to the perpetuation of this gross injustice.
The NUPL pointed out that the poor fellow had to endure almost 11 months in detention while awating his deserved vindication. If there is any classic example of justice delayed and justice denied, this no doubt fits the bill. Nothing indeed will bring him back all those times lost and the damage wrought on his reputation, not to mention the agony and ordeal he and his family went through.
The NUPL condemns the money-making scheme of the Department of National Defense-Department of Interior and Local Government's secret hit list as it is now again proven to be dubious. Previously, a certain Olegario Sebas of Negros Oriental who was similarly arrested for purportedly being another rebel leader was also ordered released by virtue of a habeas corpus petition.
The payment by the AFP of handsome reward money to supposed informers for the capture of what it referred to as "terrorist personalities and communist leaders" is farcical, withal dangerous. Thus, the DND-DILG's secret hit list must be scrapped totally and immediately as it has become the basis to arrest, detain, and torture people on false charges; or worse, disappeared or killed. In addition, those who concocted this not so bright idea should also be held accountable for misusing the people's money to violate people rights.
We shall suppport our client's longstanding plan to file countercharges against those who have practically destroyed his life beyond `repair as impunity shall simply continue if there is no accountability#
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Once a big part of the Indians long-term plans, the organization has placed soft throwing lefty Jeremy Sowers on waivers reports Ken Rosenthal.
Sowers has contributed to parts of four seasons for the Indians, beginning in 2006. He's made a total of 71 starts for 400.0 innings. He's typically shown solid control, but not nearly good enough to make up for his near complete inability to miss bats. He doesn't help himself by being a fly-ball pitcher.
The move itself doesn't come as a big surprise, most knew his days were numbered. The question is whether or not he'll clear waivers, which I personally doubt. I'll let you know who the Indians choose to fill the 40-man roster spot.
Look for an NL team that needs a back-end arm to make the pick up. Could the Padres make a play? He'd fit well in their stadium and would remain cost effective through the season.


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Shout out to Al (Julian's uncle), who brought us around the Wynwood neighborhood in Miami. Really cool artist area very similar to the Funk Zone in Santa Barbara (but much bigger). This is just barely skimming the surface of all the cool art there.


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Qualcomm recently announced the followup to last year's Snapdragon 820, the Snapdragon 821. According to the company, the 821 "is engineered to deliver faster speed, improved power savings, and greater application performance, ensuring 821 powered devices keep pace with the growing performance demands of users to deliver the unmatched user experiences the Snapdragon 800 tier is known for." The company also claimed a 10% performance increase over the 820, using its new Kryo quad-core CPU, reaching up to 2.4GHz.
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Record Low for COFI; Other ARM Indices Mixed
The Cost of Funds Index has, yet again, managed to squeeze out another decline. Other indices used on adjustable-rate mortgages have seen mixed movement.
Texas Bank Acquires Warehouse Lender
A bank out of North Texas has acquired a three-year-old warehouse lender. It's just one of multiple acquisitions made by the financial institution.
Mortgage Death Toll Lowest in 6 Years
The final week of the year saw no bank failures, while just one federally insured bank failed during the entire month of December. There were multiple credit union failures for the month, and the industry lost an appraisal firm.
Mortgage Insurer Business Falls, Defaults Decline
Monthly business slowed for private mortgage insurers and appears headed lower, but the dollar volume of new policies has nearly doubled over the last year. Defaults declined, and outstanding policies were higher for the sixth month in a row.
Acquisition Creates New No. 6 Servicer
An acquisition completed last week by Ocwen Financial Corp. makes the company the sixth-largest mortgage servicer in the country. Another acquisition expected to complete early next year will move the residential servicer up one more notch.
Mortgage Risk Assessment Firm Among Florida's Biggest Recruiters
More than 500 new employees were recruited in Florida this year by a service provider that assesses risk on residential loans. The hirings helped offset layoffs at banks and other South Florida firms.
FHA Commissioner Confirmed
As Congress and President Barack Obama wrangle at the edge of the fiscal cliff, lawmakers took advantage of a rare weekend holiday session to confirm Obama's choice to lead the ailing Federal Housing Administration.
MERS Touts Huge Wave of Favorable Rulings
The past few months have seen a wave of more than four dozen favorable rulings for Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. At least two rulings didn't bode well for the electronic registry.
Lenders Battle Over Loan Titles
Mortgage lenders, servicers and trustees are fending off an array of challenges to their title on home loans. Appellate courts are handing down favorable rulings in some instances, while other decisions are stripping them of their security.
3-Year High for New Business at Fannie
It's been more than three years since new business has been this strong at the Federal National Mortgage Association, while nearly four years have elapsed since serious residential delinquency has been this low. The secondary lender's book of business grew, and delinquency dropped on apartment loans.
PHH Better Than Average Jumbo Originator
PHH Mortgage Corp. does a better job of originating jumbo mortgage loans than the average jumbo originator.
HMDA Threshold Raised
Adjustments have been made to the asset size of financial institutions that have to report mortgage data as required by the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act of 1975.
Near-Record Rates Could Fall Further
It's been at least six decades since average annual long-term mortgage rates have been this low. This week's rates hovered near their all-time lows, and next week's rates could meander into record territory again.
CoreLogic Laying Off Texas Employees
As CoreLogic Inc. implements plans to exit one of its businesses, an office located in Texas is being shut down in a move that will result in dozens of layoffs.
Chase Wins Appeal in Florida Foreclosure Case
After Chase Home Loans LLC foreclosed on a Florida couple, the husband claimed that his wife was mentally impaired and hid the foreclosure notices from him. A sympathetic trial judge reversed the foreclosure judgment even though Chase properly served the couple.
Home Prices, Sales and Outlook Strengthen
Residential property prices continue to rise, and many of the nation's most noteworthy experts have a strong outlook for next year. Western states turned in the best performance, and real estate markets in the Northeast are seeing mixed activity. Among the nation's biggest cities, Chicago seems to be struggling the most.
No. 7 Mortgage Lender Has New No. 1
The company that ranks as the seventh-largest residential lender in the country has hired a new president. Among the new leader's priorities are risk management and quality control.
Many Florida Foreclosure Dismissals Likely to Land in Court Again
Even though the volume of foreclosures being run through Florida courts appear to be slowing, many of the cases are just being dismissed and likely to wind up back on the docket again.
Hotel Delinquency Surges
The delinquency rate on securitized commercial mortgages backed by hotel loans shot up 130 basis points last month. A reduction in the balance of all types of commercial mortgages that are past due was offset by an even bigger decline in total outstandings --leaving the past-due rate higher.
NMLS Deadline Fast Approaching
Time is quickly running out for loan originators to meet the renewal requirements for the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System.
Top-Producing BofA LO Arrested
A criminal complaint unsealed last week alleges that a desperate California homebuilder paid kickbacks to one of Bank of America Corp.'s best loan originators, a mortgage broker and one of its own employees.
Bank Continues Acquisition Binge
A bank operating from South Carolina that has acquired four banks and one mortgage company since last year is now taking over one of the fastest-growing mortgage firms in the country.
Freddie Reports Stellar Performance
Freddie Mac's book of business increased for the first time in almost two years thanks to the highest level of secondary activity in nearly three-and-a-half years. It's been more than three years since the residential delinquency rate has been this low.
Consistency Lacking in Mortgage Rates
As long-term fixed rates moved higher, shorter-term rates drifted lower. Some signs point to higher rates in next week's report, while other indicate no changes are ahead. Industry economists vary on where they expect 30-year rates to move during the next year.
Rise in Refi Originations Despite HARP Decline
Monthly refinance production on loans to be sold to the government-sponsored enterprises moved higher even though government-supported refinances moved lower.
FHA Performance Improves
The rate of seriously past due loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration was 9 basis points better in the latest operational summary. Among local markets, five of the 10-worst for FHA delinquency are in New Jersey. Meanwhile, new FHA originations jumped 19 percent.
Drop Off Fiscal Cliff Would Harm MBS
As the U.S. economy braces for the prospect of severe tax increases and spending cuts, investors of commercial and residential mortgage-backed securities could face securitization deterioration.
2013 Purchase Originations to be Highest in 4 Years
Mortgage bankers predict that the volume of next year's home-purchase financing will be the highest it has been in four years. Projections were raised for overall annual originations.
Serious Delinquency and Mortgages Outstanding Fall
The rate of serious delinquency on residential mortgages and home-equity products has declined to the lowest level in seven months and would be even lower if it weren't for a bloated foreclosure inventory. First mortgages outstanding have diminished by $200 billion since the beginning of 2012 mostly due to write-offs. The volume of home-equity originations, which has suffered severely during the past few years, is projected to rise again.
Rocket Docket for Miami Foreclosures
Mortgage servicers in Florida have to contend with judges that frequently rule in favor of delinquent borrowers based on technicalities. Courts in the state have helped the Sunshine State become the foreclosure capital in the country. But one circuit court is doing something about it.
Production, Staffing Growing at loanDepot.com
A recruiting campaign at loanDepot.com LLC is expected to help the nearly three-year-old company achieve a staffing milestone this month. Helping to drive the hirings is loan production that has grown to an annual run rate of more than $10 billion.
Refi Turn Times Improve, Closing Ratios Worsen
The process of refinancing took less time last month than it did in October, cutting overall turnaround. But the improvement came at the expense closing ratios.
Tighter FHA Guidelines Ahead
The person in charge of the Federal Housing Administration has committed to making substantial reforms to the government mortgage program -- a commitment that gained her the support of a Republican senator. Reverse mortgage lending will take a big hit from the changes.
CoreLogic Hit with FTC Order
Several firms have been ordered to hand over data about how they collect and use data about consumers. One of those companies is CoreLogic Inc.
United Guaranty Unveils Easy Refi Program
Borrowers who don't qualify for a government-supported refinance or don't meet United Guaranty's current underwriting requirements now have another option.
Virginia Servicing Jobs Being Added
Plans for one company's expansion in Virginia include a bigger office and the recruitment of nearly 200 mortgage servicing employees. Among the openings are jobs in customer service, administrative services and foreclosure support.
2nd Mortgage Delinquency Continues Improving
Seriously late payments on first liens pushed overall monthly consumer delinquency higher. The past-due rate on junior liens, however, improved and has tumbled by more than half over the past year. A Texas town experienced the only improvement in overall delinquency among the nation's biggest cities.
No Progress Made in Resolving Fannie, Freddie
Around nine out of every 10 new mortgages are backed by the U.S. government -- far higher than before the financial crisis. Most of the government support is made through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which are both operating in conservatorship at a cost of $118 billion to taxpayers s far. While there are multiple strategies being floated about how to take Fannie and Freddie off government support, politics, special interests and the economy are hindering resolution.
Refi Outlook Raised Again
Just when it seemed that the outlook for this year's refinance originations couldn't get any better, the forecast was upped again. But some of the improved outlook came at the expense of next year's projected production.
Mortgage Advertising Regulations
Mortgage firms are subject to a host of rules and regulations when they place an advertisement. The requirements apply regardless of how the message is distributed. Social media presents its own set of advertising challenges.
Appraisers Seek Reconsideration of Reasonable Fees
Real estate appraisers have submitted a petition that claims a regulation on reasonable and customary fees was improperly implemented and doesn't follow the mandate of the law it was implemented through.
BofA Changes Foreclosure Review Process
The independent foreclosure review is the government's main effort to compensate homeowners for harm they suffered at the hands of banks and, as its name indicates, it's supposed to be independent.
Bank Recognized as Strong Jumbo Originator
A bank with its headquarters in the state of New York has been recognized by a major ratings agency as a strong originator of jumbo loans that are headed for non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities.
FDIC Settles With Former IndyMac Chief
A settlement has been reached with the former chief of IndyMac Bancorp. It the second government lawsuit to conclude against the executive.
Spike in FHA Foreclosure Rates Ahead for Some Areas
A new report projects a spike in foreclosures on government-insured mortgages made in some localities.
Huge Losses for Small Failed Bank
Losses from the failure of small Missouri bank are expected to reach nearly a quarter of the bank's assets. Two other small financial institutions also failed recently. The number of mortgage-related businesses that will have closed by the time the year finishes will be lower than any year since the mortgage crisis erupted.
Mortgage Lending Migrates to Phones
With smartphones and tablets taking consumers by storm, the mortgage industry is taking notice. Five vendors launched new mobile applications designed to aid lenders in everything from server-specific tasks to document imaging solutions for their on-the-go needs. Additionally, several lenders and banks launched new mobile technology to better serve their client bases while two banking associations released telling reports in response to the boom of mortgage and other financial mobile software.
Low Mortgage Rates Poised for a Jump
Fixed mortgage rates retreated but are likely to be higher in next week's report. Adjustable rates, meanwhile, moved higher.
Servicing Productivity Up, Earnings Down
Residential loan servicers have managed to push up the number of loans serviced per employee, but earnings per loan is another story.
Earnings Improve for Average Originator
As average quarterly home loan production climbed at independent lenders, so did earnings. Mortgage bankers are closing more loans per employee. Firms that focus on either retail or wholesale originations earn more per loan than companies generating loans through both channels.
Performance on New RMBS to Deteriorate
Upcoming vintages of non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities will be of worse quality than this year's issuances, according to a ratings agency report. That same report projects that smaller mortgage servicers will pick up the slack as the biggest servicers downsize.
Nationstar Hiring Production Employees
The profile of Nationstar Mortgage LLC has been on the rise as it expands its footprint in the mortgage servicing arena. Now the fast-growing firm is expanding its production staff.
FHA Revises Recertification Fees
The cost of recertifying the branch office of a Federal Housing Administration mortgagee is being changed.
Fed Policy Has Mortgage Rates Near Record Lows Until at Least 2014
The Federal Reserve Board has improved its projections for unemployment. But, even with the rosier outlook, Fed policy has mortgage rates set to remain near their record-low levels through at least the end of next year and possibly even another two years.
Optimistic Outlook for Mortgage Delinquency
Late payments on home loans peaked three years ago and have recently been improving. A new forecast has delinquency rates falling even further this year and next year -- and some of the hardest-hit states are expected to see the biggest improvements. But a return to normal delinquency levels remains far from certain.
Mortgage Firms Recognized for Most Hirings
A ranking of small and mid-sized employers that are adding the most jobs to the U.S. economy includes several mortgage-related firms. The top-ranking lender specializes in mortgages for veterans.
Triad Looking at Liquidation
Triad Guaranty Inc., which stopped insuring mortgages at the outset of the financial crisis, is ceding power of the company over to insurance regulators and looking at liquidating through bankruptcy.
AMC Sees More Growth Ahead
Growth at a fast-growing appraisal management company has been ongoing and looks likely to continue. A new product suite from the firm promises to help lenders do a better job reviewing their appraisal reports. The president of the company says today's automated valuations still fall far short of valuations determined by an appraiser.
Firms Help Resolve Delinquency, Liquidate REOs
Default service providers are seeing a boost in business due to increased short sales and foreclosures. Offerings promise to help value distressed properties and resolve real-estate-owned assets. Technology is a big part of today's default services industry.
Branch Expansion Strategies Implemented
Regional and national mortgage firms are wading into new markets with branch openings announced in several regions of the country. Some branches were opened from scratch, while others were previously independent firms that were acquired as branches of larger companies. At least one of the new branches will be recruiting 10 new employees.
Residential MBS Drive Increase in Ginnie Issuance
The Government National Mortgage Association guaranteed more mortgage-backed securities last month despite lower issuance volume for both jumbo and reverse mortgages. Multifamily securitizations have surpassed $2 billion for two consecutive months.
Wells Hit With Option-ARM Lawsuit
A lawsuit filed against Wells Fargo & Co. accuses the mammoth lender of reneging on a settlement it reached two years ago. The settlement was tied to loans inherited through its acquisition of Wachovia Corp.
Report Looks at GSE Executive Compensation Practices
The regulator of the Federal National Mortgage Association and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. is being advised to strengthen oversight of the executive compensation practices in place at the pair of secondary lenders.
CBMS Delinquency Dips
Despite deterioration in the lodging and industrial sectors, the performance of securitized commercial real estate loans improved last month. New issuance and apartment loan performance played a role in the improvement.
Outlook Improves for Refis, Deteriorates for Purchase Financing
The projection for quarterly purchase-money production was pared, while a beefed-up forecast for refinances more than made up the difference. Longer-term forecasts point to a significant drop ahead in mortgage jobs.
BofA Cutting California Distressed Servicing Staff
Hundreds of employees who service distressed mortgages for Bank of America are impacted by the closing of a Southern California mortgage servicing location. Some of the impacted employees will find jobs within other units.
HECM Lenders Lift Volume as Landscape Changes
As the annual production of government-insured reverse mortgages has been diminishing, the landscape of the biggest players has undergone a facelift. But while this year's production is on pace for yet another annual decline, lenders lifted lending activity in the latest month.
AMC Launches Automated Valuation Technology
A new service unveiled by a growing appraisal management company promises to provide more accurate automated appraisal values than traditional automated valuation models.
Mortgage Jobs Weaker
Strength in mortgage broker employment wasn't enough to offset monthly job losses at real estate lenders. But overall mortgage employment has significantly improved over the past year. U.S. employment across all industries strengthened.
HUD Reconsidering Policy on Prior Foreclosures
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan couldn't reassure lawmakers Thursday that the Federal Housing Administration won't need a bailout for the first time in its 78-year history. But he did indicate that the agency is revisiting its policy of insuring loans to borrowers who recently went through a foreclosure.
Fixed Rates Up, ARMs Down
Fixed mortgage rates crept up this past week but still remain within earshot of all-time lows. Some signals indicate rates could be lower in next week's report. Unlike fixed rates, adjustable rates retreated.
Radian Business Slows But Still Brisk
Insured loan volume at Radian Guaranty Inc. slowed last month but still finished at the second-highest level this year. An early indication of residential delinquency for the mortgage industry -- the rate of past-due mortgages on Radian's books -- was down 300 basis points from a year earlier.
LOS Enhancements and Advancements
With the never-ending quest to provide the most comprehensive, intuitive, streamlined and technology-savvy loan origination system possible for existing and prospective clients, LOS developers are striving to provide the ultimate, most efficient and all-in-one lending solution. While some features and upgrades were made to existing systems, a couple companies launched new LOS programs. A few LOS providers actually integrated with or acquired technological components from other companies to give clients more well-rounded offerings.
Whole Loans, MBS and MSRs Traded
Trading of whole loans and mortgage-backed securities has been increasing, especially with the expanded market share of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing Administration. Also fueling activity are private financial firms hungry to improve their bottom lines. Distressed assets are a hot commodity.
HUD Clarifies When DPA Can Be Used
Losses on loans that utilized downpayment assistance prompted the prohibition of such assistance on mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration. But there are still situations where downpayment assistance is acceptable on FHA loans.
Citi Cutting Over 11,000 Jobs
Plans to reduce Citigroup Inc.'s workforce by more than 11,000 impact some units that handle mortgages. Still, the financial services giant will remain among the biggest banking employers.
Investor Interested in PMI
A high-profile investor has expressed interest in reviving the bankrupt parent of former mortgage insurance giant PMI Mortgage Insurance Co.
Freddie Digging Deeper for Repurchases
Freddie Mac has advised its seller-servicers that it will begin issuing repurchase demands on older vintages in a move that adds to the uncertain environment mortgage bankers operate in.
M.I. Jobs Safe for Now
Hundreds of employees will keep their jobs as North Carolina insurance regulators approve a plan to allow a mortgage insurance company to stay in business as it winds down policies in force over the next several years.
Staffing Down, Delinquency Up at Banks
The country's banks have trimmed headcount, while quarterly delinquency turned higher. But earnings have continued to strengthen as fewer banks succumbed to the Great Recession. Over the past five years, the number of federally insured banks has fallen by nearly 16 percent.
Acquisition to Create Billion Dollar Lender
An acquisition of a Virginia mortgage originator by a West Virginia bank is expected to create a combined force that generates $1 billion in residential loan production.
GSEs Suspend Holiday Evictions (Again)
As has become a tradition since the financial crisis erupted, foreclosures on conventional conforming mortgages will be suspended during the holidays.
MTA Up Again
The Monthly Treasury Average, which is used to determine changes to interest rates and monthly payments on some adjustable-rate mortgages, was higher last month. It was the fourth month in a row that the index was up.
Fraud Risk Higher on HARP Transactions
While mortgage fraud represents less of a threat than it did six years ago, it remains a looming risk for lenders, according to a new report. The report found that transactions completed through the expanded Home Affordable Refinance Program are riskier than non-HARP refinances. An expected increase in short-sale transactions is expected to have a negative impact on fraud risk.
Home Loan Delinquency Down 32 Consecutive Months at Fannie
Fannie Mae reported that secondary activity was slower in October, but more-recent data indicates that business has already bounced back. Residential delinquency has declined for 32 consecutive months, and late payments on apartment loans remain low.
Chicago Tribune Calls for End to IL Judicial Foreclosures
The judicial foreclosure system in Illinois raises the cost of liquidating distressed assets while offering few compensating factors, prompting the Chicago Tribune to endorse an overhaul of the state's foreclosure practices.
NY, CA Trade Top Mortgage Fraud Rankings
The quarterly Mortgage Fraud Index was lower, reflecting a decline in the number of cases tracked during the latest period. But the dollar amount of associated loans has climbed more than a quarter over the past year. California and New York reversed their quarterly standings among the two states involving the highest amount of fraudulent loans.
COFI Still Can't Find Bottom
The Cost of Funds Index, already in a free fall, still has not found a bottom. A record COFI, however, wasn't enough to revive the ailing adjustable-rate share.
Agency Issuance Soars to 3-Year High
Preliminary data on the issuance of agency mortgage-backed securities indicate that volume jumped by nearly half between October and November. Much of the gain was fueled by the Federal National Mortgage Association, though a healthy contribution was also made by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp.
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'We were getting bummed up too much' - McGee
"It was always going to be tough. We missed a lot of chances. We went 4-1 up and missed two or three after that.
"If we had got those points, they would have had to push out on us," was the immediate reaction of Donegal full-back, Neil McGee, who was fulsome in his praise of young Martin O'Reilly, taking his second goal in successive championship matches.
"It was just another quality finish from Marty. You see him every night at training doing that. He is lethal from one-on-one. It was a really tight angle.
"The quality came through in the end with the likes of Michael (Murphy) and Colm (McFadden) getting some quality points. I know Patrick (McBrearty) was carrying a bit of a knock there," said Neil.
"We were getting bummed up a bit too much in the lead-up. I suppose it's early in the championship and the media always have to have something to talk about. It will be someone else to be blowing up now. It might be the Dubs after this week. It will be feet back on the ground now," said McGee.
"Any day you win an Ulster semi," says McGee, trailing off. "We don't take anything for granted, nothing, whether its at training or a game. We have been on the receiving end for too long. Winning is just relief and it's a great feeling to be in an Ulster final," said McGee.
"Any day you take it for granted, whether its in the Ulster championship or in Division One, that's the day you will be found out. It is something we pride ourselves in. We respect everyone and that's right across the board.
"It takes effort but it's an enjoyable effort. People always say it's a massive commitment, but where else would you want to be. You could be in worse places," says a smiling Neil, who said there were plenty of big hits handed out.
"I took a big one myself out there and was winded for a while," says McGee, who really enjoys the rough and tumble.
However, he felt there was an atmosphere before the game that Derry would be easily overcome. "I felt walking down to the warm-up, not within the players, but within the supporters; there was a party atmosphere there. They were expecting to see champagne football. Derry were never going to come out and let us play champagne football.
"We knew what was coming. It is a lesson. The supporters have great pride in the team and they would love to see us play brilliant football every day, but they think they appreciate the hard work we do and we appreciate the support from them; the massive support they have given us over the last few years," said McGee.


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Sorry I've been MIA for the last few days... Halloween was a blast! We had a great time hanging out with friends and family. So much candy & fun costumes!
Here is a pic of my family and I all dressed up for the night.
Pirates, Annakin Skywalker, Baby Bumblebee, and the Queen of Hearts (Alice in Wonderland)
I didn't make any costumes this year, but found all the kids outfits at garage sales or hand-me-downs.
I was pretty happy because their outfits combined cost me a grand total of $5 !!!
Yes, more money for candy.... and later dentist bills! Lol... ;)
Happy November!


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This short film was made by the Bristol-based film collective Women in Moving Pictures (W.I.M.P.S) in 1980-1981. It explores the lives of the Bristol Women's Music Collective in order to examine how women's liberation activists used music as a means of empowerment in order to find a voice that was personal, collective and political.
The film was digitized in 2012 as part of the Heritage Lottery Funded project Music & Liberation, copies are housed in the Feminist Archive South.
We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Feminist Archive South who are contributing funds to support the film season.


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Magic City Miracle
The third annual Magic City Miracle event will take place in and around Birmingham on Saturday, September 28! We want YOU to be a part of this special day of giving back to the community. There will be a variety of projects for all ages, including landscaping, repairs, cleaning/painting projects, filling backpacks and more. Come and be a part of this Community Service Day. Register to volunteer at www.magiccitymiracle.org.


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The Tug Boat Eco Greeting Card from Little Chipipi is an illustrated folded card featuring a blue and red boat on the front and the back of the card is red.
The card is made from 100% recycled paper with a quality uncoated finish, is square and blank inside so you can add your own handwritten message. The card is ideal for any occasions: birthday, christmas, holiday... Also it comes with a matching white envelope.
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So it's 2012 – I've decided for my goal this year it's going to be to train for and complete at least 1 triathlon. I've done the biking before, I've done at least some jogging, I know how to swim . . . so why not? Well, I must say this triathlon idea kind of came out of left field for me. Yes, I've been pretty active (doing Insanity and other home based interval conditioning programs), completed the Couch to 5K training program last spring (highly recommended!) and completed 2 Warrior Dash races. But I've never done everything together in one event!
Well I'm one to give myself a challenge to reach – and I love the physical ones. A couple years ago I decided to buy a road bike and get into that. I found a great group of folks locally (Gus Bike Shop) and weekly women's group rides in the summer – I completed a 50 mile ride event and the next summer completed a 100 mile ride. So now the challenge – conditioning with swimming, group swimming, transitioning from one to the other in the same event and proper sport nutrition – vegetarian style. Since deciding to do this goal I've made some great connections – found a local triathlon club, met some like minded folks, signed up for some Master Swim classes, found some great vegetarian sports nutrition connections and more. I love learning all these new things!
While I'm still in my 40's I know I'm not getting any younger! The more the years are blessed on me the more grateful I am for what I've had and what I still could do if I just choose to do so. I lost my Dad less than a year ago. It's all got me thinking how important it is to embrace life and all the gifts in it; to do your best with what you have now, and to keep a positive outlook. THIS is one of the biggest reasons I've decided to take on this triathlon challenge, and I do this in honor of my Dad! So here goes the learning, the challenge, the courage and the fun. This is going to be awesome.


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I recently had an opinion piece published in the Straight Furrow newspaper.
Here is what I wrote.
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Toxic agenda erodes green brand
Our clean green brand is something we need to fiercely protect, but this Government is effectively eroding it instead. National has gutted the Emissions Trading Scheme and is not signing up to further binding commitments under the Kyoto Protocol. In doing so they are setting New Zealand up in the eyes of the world as a nation not prepared to do our fair share for the environment. National has an ambitious agenda for mining in New Zealand but is choosing to ignore the potential impacts of this on our crucial agricultural sector. Farmers are waking up to the risks to their businesses of working to produce food alongside oil and gas wells. The Government's latest attack on the environment is the stripping back of our crucial environmental law, the Resource Management Act (RMA).
Eroding our clean green marketing advantage through this persistent undercutting of environmental protection will take a chunk of farmers' bottom lines. What New Zealand currently has to offer the world is clean, green, and safe food – the food that customers around the world want to feed to their kids. Food with provenance. As our markets increase their demand for these highest-quality products, New Zealand has the opportunity to step in and meet that demand. This way, we have the chance to look after our environment, produce high quality food, and get paid handsomely for it. Keeping a strong eye on a 100 percent commitment to the 100% Pure brand protects that marketing advantage. The clean green New Zealand brand is worth billions of dollars to New Zealand's economy and as the Dicyandiamide fertiliser scare showed, that is risked if the world starts questioning how true that brand might be.
The most recent hit on the environment, in the form of changes to the RMA, is forefront in our minds. These changes are going to hit farmers in two ways. These changes will lead to less environmental protection and will diminish farmers' abilities to take part in making decisions about what happens in their communities.
National's proposed major changes to the RMA – the centrepiece of our environmental legislation – are about giving less meaning and weight to sustainability. This makes no sense when sustainability is becoming increasingly important to consumers of our products.
A discussion document and a bill currently going through Parliament will reduce farmers' ability to have a say around their local council table. This is because the bill will make it easier for developments to be referred directly to the Environment Court rather than going to a council hearing first, and because the Government is proposing to make it easier for ministers to interfere and direct councils to change their regional and district plans. More decisions will be made in Wellington, instead of in local communities.
This Government is holding our clean green brand up as a nice to have but the Green Party sees it as a necessity. Our Prime Minister said that it needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, and compared it with McDonald's slogan 'I'm loving it'. But if our international markets conclude that our brand is a sham, it will all come falling down and we will lose our marketing advantage.
If we do not have a strong environment, we do not have a strong agricultural sector. The Government's agenda is toxic to the environment and that is not good for farmers.


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A kingdom that has created more than one empire, 'Delhi' today is an incredible combination of the ancient and the contemporary. Being the nation's capital, this city gives out a stark contrast for a first-time traveller. You may find high rise towers, swanky malls and BMWs' in harmony with the historical monuments, rustic ruins and bullock carts. An excellent doorway to unwind flashback without compromising on luxury, this city is sure to take you by surprise!
Perhaps there is no other capital city in the world so steeped in history and legend as the Indian capital Delhi. It was the magnet, which drew the Mongols, Turks, Persians, Afghans, Mughals and the British, all of whom contributed to its glorious but turbulent past. The fascination with Delhi was such that even though it was abandoned many times, its rulers returned to it again and again rebuilding it at least seven times. Today, the twin cities of Old and New Delhi still intrigue Indians and tourists alike as the cultural and political capital of the largest democracy in the world.
Delhi has always remained the centre of power. Like it promises, there is always something more to discover in Delhi!
|Name of the City
|1,484 km2 (573.0 mi2)
|Time Zone
|Indian Standard Time(UTC+5.30)
From Mumbai – 1439 Kms
From Chennai – 2181 Kms
From Kolkata – 1464 Kms
|16.7 Million as Per census (2013)
|Country code of India
|0091 or +91
|City code / Area code of Delhi
|Hindi & English
|Indian Rupees
What makes Delhi such a special destination is its multi-cultural mix of people. Migrations from various parts of India has led to diverse culture coming together in various parts of Delhi to an extent that very few of the city's residents can lay claim to being 'real' Delhi-wallahs. The people of Delhi are basically Hindu, Punjabis, many of them originally refugees who fled in the opposite direction - from Pakistan to India - during Partition.
There are several languages in Delhi, which are spoken by various groups of people residing in the city. As the city is dominated by the Hindu population, the majority of the people speak in Hindi. However the language is split up into several interesting dialects, which are popular among the people.
Other majorly spoken languages are Urdu, Punjabi and English.
Delhi features a typical version of the humid subtropical climate. The warm season lasts from April to July with an average daily high temperature above 36 °C (97 °F). The hottest day of the year is 22 May, with an average high of 38 °C (100 °F) and low of 25 °C (77 °F).[53]
The cold season lasts from December to February with an average daily high temperature below 18 °C (64 °F). The coldest day of the year is 4 January, with an average low of 2 °C (36 °F) and high of 15 °C (59 °F)
Delhi is very well connected to other parts of the world through air transport.
All the major destinations of India also are very well linked with Delhi through Roads and Railway networks.
The internal transport system is also very well maintained in Delhi.
Auto Rickshaws are also widely available throughout Delhi to commute from one place to another. They are a great way of seeing a city. Also, they are less expensive than taxis and unlike buses, they take you to the doorstep of your destination.
Taxis are also available for local commuting in Delhi. There are various prepaid ambassador taxi's available throughout the city. Apart from that other private taxi chains are also available such as OLA cabs, Meru, Mega Cabs, Taxi for sure etc. available for easy commuting within the city.
The Delhi Metro is a rapid transit system serving Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad in the National Capital Region of India. Delhi Metro is the world's 13th largest metro system in terms of length. Delhi Metro was India's first modern public transportation system, which has revolutionised travel by providing a fast, reliable, safe, and comfortable means of transport. The network consists of six lines with a total length of 189.63 kilometers (117.83 miles) with 142 stations road infrastructure.
The metro has an average daily ridership of 2.4 million commuters.
For more information on Delhi Metro, you may visit www.delhimetrorail.com
Being national capital and centuries old Mughal capital, Delhi influenced the food habits of its residents and is where Mughlai cuisine originated.
The dearth of food habits among the city's residents created a unique style of cooking which became popular throughout the world, with dishes such as Kebab, biryani, tandoori. The city's classic dishes include Butter chicken, Aloo Chaat, chaat, dahi vada, kachori, chole bhature, Chole kulche, jalebi and lassi etc.
Police 100
Fire 101
Ambulance 102
These are the numbers in Delhi, but they are usually the same in other cities of India as well.
According to law, foreigners must have their passport with them at all times. To check into a hotel they must show their passport to the hotel clerk and fill out a form with their passport and visa information. If the police ask to see passport, then it must be shown it to them. They have the right to ask for it at any time during your presence in the city, for no reason.
The climate of Delhi is quite of an extreme type, which is scorching hot in summers and chilling in winters. In summers, one should wear loose fitting cotton clothing. The weather of Delhi in peak winters is quite chilly and one should wear woolen clothing.
American Express, Diners Club, Master card and Visa are widely accepted.


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Richard Holmes was the son of James Holmes & Mary Ann Kiland of the Clarence River. James & Mary Ann married in 1856. They produced an enormous family. Their children included: Thomas (1857), Elizabeth (1859), Mary (1860), Jane (1861 - 1862), Ellen (1863), James (1865), Andrew M. (1867), female (1868), William J. (1870), Richard (1872), Joseph (1874), Jane (1876), Charles P. (1878) & Agnes (1880 - 1880).
Richard moved from the Clarence in 1894 & worked as a contract road maker. In September 1896 Richard married Margaret Hartigan (daughter of Denis & Winifred Hartigan) & took up residence at East Wardell.
Richard & Margaret had three children: Denis (1897), Ruby May (1899) & Ellen Mary [Nelly](1901). Denis served in France during the First World War. He was wounded & invalided out of the ARmy in March 1918. Denis then lived at Randwick, Sydney.Ruby married Viv Sanderson of Sydney. Ellen gained her teaching qualification at Hereford House in Sydney & taught for some time at Wardell Public School. She married Stan Schwinghammer of South Grafton.


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Here's a fun way to help your child learn to spell his name? It's an easy, colourful homemade name puzzle made with painted cardboard cut-outs!
I've made a variety of homemade name puzzles over the years for the children in my home daycare. A name puzzle is a great way to help your child with letter recognition and to help him learn to spell his name.
I especially love cutting the letters for a name puzzle out of colourful,l textured paper. Children learn best when their senses are engaged, so puzzle pieces that are bright and colourful and lovely to the touch not only add interest, they actually enhance the learning process.
In the past, I've used wall paper samples and scrap-book paper to make our name puzzles, but today we're re-using some simple materials that were headed for the recycling bin: a liner from a box of chocolates, and a thin piece of corrugated cardboard.
To make a Cardboard Cut-Out Name Puzzle, I used:
- a crinkly, slightly puffy liner from a box of chocolates.
- thin, white piece of corrugated cardboard
- acrylic paints
- paintbrush
- scissors
How to make your name puzzle:
First off, put a quick coat of paint on your textured cardboard.
Then you'll need some upper and lower case letter templates.
Print those off, and cut them out.
Trace the letters on to your textured material, and cut those out as well.
Once you've cut your letters our, you can chop each one into two or three pieces.
That's all there is to it!
Now just hand those puzzle pieces over to your child!
Explain to your child that each letter is in pieces, and he or she can piece the letters back together, and put them in order to spell his or her name.
For toddlers just learning their letters, you may not cut the letters up at all. You may just let them play with the letters while learning to put them in the correct order.
For preschoolers, you may want to write their name out for them so they can use it to refer to as a guide until they become familiar with the shapes of their puzzle pieces.
What a fun way to explore letters and learn to spell your name!
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Gallery Spotlight: Tim Loses His Guy CardMay 10, 2013
"Robin and Batgirl, here we go again," Bruce once said as Tim Drake and Cassie Cain started down that path teenagers tend to take. They're not the first couple of Cat-Tales Universe, but they have quite a following. One of the first major episodes is depicted here, from Fortune Cookies.
Tim figured Phoenix Ninja was the only chance he'd have to trounce Batgirl in a fair fight, and trounce her he did for the first 12 minutes of play. There was no body language to read in his avatar ShadowBird, none of the tells she reacted to with such deadly speed in a physical battle. Then she noticed how this wrist-twitch or that made his character move, and since then…
"All over," she repeated as Tim's ShadowBird lay inert on the digital rooftop while the spectacular backdrop of downtown Ginza reconfigured to proclaim SilentShogee the winner. "'cept the crying," she added, looking at him expectantly.


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Here is my March block for Christina! I've actually had it done for a couple of weeks but hadn't gotten a chance to post it. So much for trying to be done early this month!
I'll be honest, I really struggle with wonky blocks. I think it is the scientist/engineer in me (heck, let's be honest - its the perfectionist in me!). I always want everything to be logical, even, and organized. So I really worked to go against my nature and make this as wonky as possible.
I trimmed my block to a smidgen over 17" square (the perfectionist couldn't leave the messy edges!) but that should still give you plenty of ability to trim down to your desired 16.5". I hope you like it!


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The Web site is a free service of BEEF magazine and offers links to 2,000 fact sheets and papers on a multitude of cow-calf production and management topics from North America's top animal scientists. Check out the site, then bookmark it for quick future reference.
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2018 Conference Presentations
Update on the New Tax Law: What do the Changes Mean for You?
Driving Compliance with Big Data and Automation
From GDPR to Brexit : What to Expect in 2018 and Beyond in Global Immigration
Diversity and Inclusiveness in Global Mobility: Supporting Diverse Mobile Talent
US Immigration Playbook: Winning Strategies for a New Game
Protecting Assignee Data: Where to Begin and the Challenges in Today's Global Environment
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Jose Mourinho believes that Eden Hazard is demonstrating the same potential as Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in their early days with the winger going from strength to strength at Chelsea.
Messi and Ronaldo's abilities have been widely documented and most footballers will only ever dream of reaching the heights of the La Liga duo who have wrestled over the Ballon d'Or for some years now.
But as Hazard continues to have a big hand in Chelsea's title push this season – having scored 11 times in 30 appearances for the side – Mourinho insists that he might become one of the world's best players in the coming seasons as he continues to improve.
"Now I say yes (he can reach that level)," he told the Mirror. "Because his evolution is great. I think, because of the positions Cristiano and Messi played, they are also top goalscorers.
"It's not just the quality of the players, but the number of goals they score that makes them even more special. Eden is a winger, a pure winger. Okay, we are giving him freedom to go to other areas, but he's an attacking winger.
"I don't think it's possible for Eden to be top scorer in the league. That normally affects people's judgement. But if he can be a match-winner, a player with high performances during a season... without injuries, Messi and Ronaldo start and finish strong, players with big stability in their performances."
Mourinho believes that Hazard has a long way to go with Chelsea before he reaches his peak, insisting that while winning the Ballon d'Or is difficult matching Ronaldo and Messi's skills will be a natural progession for the young star.
"If he wants the Ballon d'Or, he must build the entourage politically for that," Mourinho explained. "Without the entourage and the politics, he doesn't get the Ballon d'Or. It's a different story.
"If he wants to be a great, great player and arrive where Cristiano and Messi arrives, he has the space to go - he's 23, and Cristiano is 28 or 29, Messi 26 or 27... still young players, but four or five years older than Eden.
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AP Government Set up Medical Manufacturing Hub on Vizag….
AP Chief Minister said AP Government set up Medical Manufacturing Hub on Vizag:
NEW DELHI: Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu said on Friday at New Delhi. AP Government will set up a medical hub near to the Vizag because of the state AP has the advantage of a long coastline and deep water ports in Vizag, so Vizag is the most advantageous place will make it transport the equipment.
After attending the medical Equipment manufacturers'forum in Delhi speaking to reporters in the press conference, AP government will set up a medical hub near to the Vizag…
The decision is taking in order to strengthen the medical sector and the chief minister Chandrababu said the government plans to introduce a policy on medical equipment manufacturing and also invited the along with Government of India representatives to visit Andhra Pradesh and zero in on suitable locations. State's Minister for Health and Family Welfare Dr, Kamineni Srinivas and other officials from the government also attended the meeting.
Meanwhile, Chandrababu Naidu also attended Delhi Economic Conclave 2015 Mission.
Chandrababu Naidu said on Delhi Economic conclave Mission:
Politics and Economics are closely related because politicians are expected to translate economic principles into reality by creating wealth and prosperity for the society.
"Unfortunately, in our country, many people think that 'Good Economic policies make Bad Politics'. I believe 'Good Economic practices make Good Politics' and implementation of good economic policies yields very good political dividends," he said during the conclave.


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I made some delicious bagels a few days ago. I found the recipe online, it seemed pretty straight forward and authentic. They are really good. I definitely recommend making this recipe:
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I got up this morning, brought two of my friends to the airport, bought some fruit, and came home to homemade bagels and cheese. I flavored some of my cheese with herbs and some of it with honey and sweet spices. It was really good, and good looking as well. Now to watch another episode of The Tudors.
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CSU Commencement Ceremony Sunday
December 13, 2010
Dennis Lafferty Joins Cleveland State University
December 8, 2010
Dr. Justin Perry Named Director of the Newly Formed Center for Urban Education
November 16, 2010
CSU's Ph.D. Counseling Psychology Program Receives American Psychological Association Accreditation
November 15, 2010
CSU Students and Stage Transform in Metamorphoses, November 11-21
November 4, 2010
CSU Honors Veteran Students, Faculty and Staff on Veteran's Day
November 4, 2010
19th People's Art Show at CSU Runs Through December 9
November 2, 2010
42nd Annual Moot Court Night and Appellate Advocacy Seminar
October 29, 2010
Cleveland State University Ranked Second in the Nation for Fulbright Scholars
October 28, 2010
Cleveland State University Receives $3 Million in Grants from National Institutes of Health
October 25, 2010
Cleveland State's Annual Fall Career Fair on Friday, Oct. 22
October 20, 2010
CSU Event Addresses Legalities of Animal Treatment and Links to Human Illness
October 14, 2010
Cleveland State's Music Department's Fall Concerts
October 14, 2010
CSU and CleanEdison Offer New Training to Stimulate Green Job Market
October 7, 2010
County Executive Candidates Forum on Oct. 19
October 6, 2010
Cleveland-Marshall Criminal Justice Forum Addresses the Fourth Amendment's Container Doctrine
October 6, 2010
Calling All Artists: Show Off Your Work at the 19th People's Art Show at CSU
September 29, 2010
CSU Presents Free Lecture by Founder of Border Angels
September 29, 2010
Cleveland State University Wins Governor's Award for Exporting Excellence
September 22, 2010
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Candidates to Debate at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
September 14, 2010
Viktor Schreckengost Archives Donated to CSU's Library
September 14, 2010
New CSU Partnership Offers Students Access to Nationally Known Writers
September 14, 2010
CSU Child Development Center Earns National Accreditation
September 14, 2010
Cleveland-Marshall Visiting Scholar Presents What Constitution Have I? Harriet Beecher Stowe and the Moral Imperative of Constitutionalism
September 8, 2010
Cleveland-Marshall Law to Host Constitution Day Celebration
September 8, 2010
Cleveland State University Student Receives Fulbright Award
September 3, 2010
CSU Reports 18-Year Enrollment High While Admitting Most Academically Competitive Class on Record
September 3, 2010
Cleveland State University Wins NorthCoast 99 Award
September 2, 2010
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to Speak at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
August 30, 2010
Cleveland State University Again Named One of America's Best Colleges
August 20, 2010
CSU's College of Urban Affairs Hosts Cuyahoga County Executive Forum
August 18, 2010
Cleveland State University Names Geoffrey Mearns to Provost
August 3, 2010
Nine Distinguished Alumni and Faculty Inducted into CSU's Nance College of Business Hall of Fame
August 2, 2010
Cleveland State University Appoints Physician to Implement Medical School Partnership
July 15, 2010
CSU Summer Stages Opens Fourth Season July 8
June 21, 2010
Cleveland State University Offers Free Career Workshop for Laid Off Cleveland Teachers and Paraprofessionals
June 21, 2010
Two Cleveland State Students Awarded Tillman Military Scholarships
June 16, 2010
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Leads the Nation in Diversity Efforts
June 15, 2010
Cleveland State University Donation Ranks Fifth Largest in U.S. for May
June 15, 2010
Smart Solutions Founder Bill Julka Donates $6 Million to Cleveland State University
May 26, 2010
How Do Creative Cities Drive Economic Growth? Explore How Cleveland Can be a Creative City at the Creative Voices Summit and Luncheon on June 7
May 25, 2010
Levin College Forum at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Presents Emerald Cities: Sustainability and Economic Development
May 24, 2010
CSU Art Gallery Presents New Exhibit, Another Way of Looking: Influences from Islam, May 21 - June 26
May 18, 2010
Cleveland State's Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Pays Tribute to Mayor Frank G. Jackson
May 18, 2010
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District and Cleveland State University to Launch Innovative K-12 School on CSU Campus
May 13, 2010
Cleveland State's Spring Commencement Ceremonies are Saturday, May 15
May 10, 2010
CSU's Levin College of Urban Affairs to Host Teaching Cleveland Kick-Off
May 10, 2010
Cleveland State University Names Interim Athletic Director
May 10, 2010
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Students Reach 90 Percent Bar Passage Rate
May 4, 2010
Cleveland State Presents Free Lecture by Dr. Alex Johnson, a Leader in Speech-Language Pathology, on May 4
April 28, 2010
CSU's Fenn Academy Launches Pathways to Engineering Summer Camp
April 27, 2010
Cleveland State University to Honor South African Civil Rights Leader Dr. Jonathan Jansen at May Reception
April 27, 2010
Being Moral without God: Preacher Turned Atheist Dan Barker to Speak at CSU on Saturday, April 24
April 22, 2010
Earth to U. Farmers Market Re-opens at CSU on Thursday, May 13
April 22, 2010
CSU's East Center and Solon Center for the Arts Present The Almeda Trio Celebrating Schumann on April 25
April 20, 2010
Lecture: A Liberal Scholar's Reflection on Feminist Criminal Law
Reform Efforts: An Uneven Story
April 19, 2010
Cleveland State Presents "Design a Life" a Conference that Explores Wellness and Health through Creative Expression, April 23
April 16, 2010
CSU Presents FREE April 20 Lecture on "Politics and the Common Good: National Health Care What Happened?"
April 15, 2010
CSU Orchestra and Chorus to Perform Spring Concert Featuring Pianist Robert Cassidy on April 27 at 7:30 p.m.
April 14, 2010
CMSD Students to Attend Inaugural STEMM Exhibition Day at CSU
April 14, 2010
Özen Yula, Celebrated Turkish Playwright-Director, Directs World Premiere of Codename: EXILE at CSU, April 22-May 2
April 13, 2010
Distinguished Alumni Awards Celebrates 20 Years; Nine Cleveland State Graduates To Be Honored
April 12, 2010
Levin College Forum at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Presents No Building Left Behind: Adaptive Reuse of Sacred Spaces
April 12, 2010
Society of Women Engineers Brings National Campaign to Cleveland State University
April 7, 2010
CSU Presents Conference on Best Practices in Diversity Management for the Legal Profession, Educators and the Workplace, May 14
April 7, 2010
Cleveland State University Celebrates 37th Annual Black Aspirations Week
April 7, 2010
International Students Vie for Fantasy Soccer World Cup
April 7, 2010
Cleveland State Art Gallery Presents Annual Student Art Exhibition through May 8
April 7, 2010
Nance College of Business Honored by U.S. Department of Commerce for Advancing Global Trade Among Ohio Firms
April 7, 2010
President's Lecture Series Features Trustee and Award-Winning Author Rev. Marvin McMickle
April 6, 2010
How the International Community Responded to the Global Financial Crisis: a Free Public Symposium at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
April 5, 2010
Cleveland State University Establishes Center for STEMM Education
April 5, 2010
Communication Professor Receives Top Honors for Writing
April 2, 2010
CSU Board of Trustees Meetings
April 1, 2010
CSU Student-Managed Investment Fund Earns First Place at National Competition
April 1, 2010
CSU Professor Awarded Prestigious Research Grant
March 30, 2010
Cultural Crossings at Cleveland State Presents Free Lecture by Cambodian Genocide Survivor Loung Ung on Thursday, April 8
March 30, 2010
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Presents Free Lecture on the Economic Realities of Health Care on March 31
March 30, 2010
U.S. District Court Judge Nancy Gertner to Speak on Criminal Sentencing at the 2010 Friedman & Gilbert Criminal Justice Forum Lecture at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
March 30, 2010
CSU Presents Spring Dance Concert
March 22, 2010
Cleveland State Hosts Third Annual Government Career Day on March 26
March 19, 2010
Grace Drake Receives 2010 Bliss Institute Public Leadership Award
March 15, 2010
CSU Creates Enrollment and Student Affairs Division to Insure Orderly Transition 'To' and 'Through' the College Experience
March 11, 2010
Renowned Author and Princeton Professor Eddie S. Glaude, Jr. is Keynote Speaker at 14th Annual Urban Community Forum on March 27
March 11, 2010
Board of Trustees Officers, Committee Meetings on March 16
March 8, 2010
CSU Wind Tower Wins 2010 Innovation Award
March 4, 2010
Cleveland State University Fenn College of Engineering Becomes First CAFCE Accredited School in the United States
March 4, 2010
Interim Dean Named for Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
March 1, 2010
Peter A. Carfagna Joins Cleveland State University
February 26, 2010
CSU Hosts Northeastern Ohio Science and Engineering Fair
February 25, 2010
CSU Professor and Expert on the U.S. Presidency to Organize National Conference "Rhetoric, Politics, and the Obama Phenomenon"
February 24, 2010
"Redistricting 2011: It Starts Now," March 10 Urban Forum
February 24, 2010
Cleveland State University First in Ohio to Receive State Board Accreditation for Master's Level Chemical Dependency Counseling Program
February 19, 2010
Özen Yula, Renowned Turkish Playwright-Director, brings the World Stage to Cleveland through 9-Month Residency at Cleveland Public Theatre and CSU
February 19, 2010
Cleveland State Holds Spring 2010 Career Fair on Friday, Feb. 26
February 16, 2010
CSU Board of Trustees' Officers, Recognition Committee to Meet
February 12, 2010
Pat Tillman Foundation Names Cleveland State University a Tillman Military Scholarship University Partner
February 10, 2010
American Piano Trio from Ball State University to Perform Free Concert at CSU on Sunday, Feb. 21
February 9, 2010
Cleveland State Dramatic Arts Presents In The Blood, by Suzan Lori Parks, February 25March 7
February 9, 2010
CSU Hosts Cleveland Premiere of A Crack in the Pavement
February 9, 2010
Nance College of Business Hosts Experts from American Greetings Interactive and Brokaw Advertising on On-line Advertising, February 11
February 4, 2010
See What Dramatic Arts Students Create in 24 Hours with "24 Hour Theater" on Saturday, Feb. 6
February 4, 2010
CSU Faculty Member Regennia N. Williams Receives Fulbright Award
February 1, 2010
Cleveland State University Presents Music, Lectures, Exhibits and More During Black History Month
January 30, 2010
Party Haitian Style: a Benefit to Help Rebuild Haiti
January 26, 2010
Fifty-Five High-School Students to Jump Start Their College and Law Careers at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
January 26, 2010
Cleveland State University Presents Conference on Improving the Quality of Life for Children and Adults with Autism
January 22, 2010
CSU Art Gallery Presents 60x60, an Exhibition of 60 Small Contemporary Prints from Purdue University, Jan. 22-March 6
January 15, 2010
CSU Board of Trustees' Officers, Committees to Meet
January 15, 2010
Cleveland State University's Teaching Program Recognized by National Math and Science Initiative and UTeach Institute: University Selected in National Expansion of UTeach Program
January 8, 2010


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