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In the past few weeks, senators have been so focused on squabbling over the nomination of Chuck Hagel as secretary of Defense that it seemed like John Brennan would have a relatively easy time being confirmed as director of the CIA. However, following NBC News’s release yesterday of a Justice Department white paper that outlines the administration’s legal justification for conducting drone strikes against Americans suspected of terrorism, Brennan’s nomination is quickly morphing into a showdown over the Obama administration’s drone policy. Now the New York Times has added more fuel to the controversy, revealing that the United States has a secret CIA drone base in Saudi Arabia that’s used to conduct strikes in neighboring Yemen.
The Saudi base, which was constructed two years ago, was first used to launch the drones that killed American-born Al Qaeda preacher Anwar al-Awlaki. Though much of the debate has focused on the targeting of U.S. citizens, only four Americans have been killed in U.S. airstrikes in Yemen since 2002. By comparison, at least 24 people have already been killed by U.S. drones in Yemen this year, and since the campaign started more than 3,000 militants and civilians have been killed in strikes in Yemen, Pakistan, and Somalia.
As the the White House’s chief counterterrorism adviser, Brennan is the main coordinator of the terrorist “kill list” and oversees the drone strikes conducted by both the military and the CIA. Brennan was previously the CIA’s station chief in Saudi Arabia, and urged the Obama administration to take the threat from Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the terrorist network’s Yemen affiliate, more seriously.
Interestingly, some journalists have known about the “secret” Saudi base for some time. The Washington Post says it didn’t disclose the location at the administration’s request, but it “learned Tuesday night that another news organization was planning to reveal the location of the base, effectively ending an informal arrangement among several news organizations that had been aware of the location for more than a year.” The Post reports that it’s just one of a “growing constellation of drone bases” operated by the U.S. overseas.
For years, critics of the drone campaign have been calling on Obama to make good on his pledge to have the “most transparent administration in history,” and with Brennan’s nomination, now they feel they finally have a bit of leverage. As Senator Ron Wyden, a member of the Intelligence Committee, told the Post, “If the Congress doesn’t get answers to these questions now, it’s going to be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to get them in the future.” It sounds like Brennan’s Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday is going to get ugly.

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in the past few weeks, senators have been so focused on squabbling over the nomination of chuck hagel as secretary of defense that it seemed like john brennan would have a relatively easy time being confirmed as director of the cia. however, following nbc news’s release yesterday of a justice department white paper that outlines the administration’s legal justification for conducting drone strikes against americans suspected of terrorism, brennan’s nomination is quickly morphing into a showdown over the obama administration’s drone policy. now the new york times has added more fuel to the controversy, revealing that the united states has a secret cia drone base in saudi arabia that’s used to conduct strikes in neighboring yemen.
the saudi base, which was constructed two years ago, was first used to launch the drones that killed american-born al qaeda preacher anwar al-awlaki. though much of the debate has focused on the targeting of u.s. citizens, only four americans have been killed in u.s. airstrikes in yemen since 2002. by comparison, at least 24 people have already been killed by u.s. drones in yemen this year, and since the campaign started more than 3,000 militants and civilians have been killed in strikes in yemen, pakistan, and somalia.
as the the white house’s chief counterterrorism adviser, brennan is the main coordinator of the terrorist “kill list” and oversees the drone strikes conducted by both the military and the cia. brennan was previously the cia’s station chief in saudi arabia, and urged the obama administration to take the threat from al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, the terrorist network’s yemen affiliate, more seriously.
interestingly, some journalists have known about the “secret” saudi base for some time. the washington post says it didn’t disclose the location at the administration’s request, but it “learned tuesday night that another news organization was planning to reveal the location of the base, effectively ending an informal arrangement among several news organizations that had been aware of the location for more than a year.” the post reports that it’s just one of a “growing constellation of drone bases” operated by the u.s. overseas.
for years, critics of the drone campaign have been calling on obama to make good on his pledge to have the “most transparent administration in history,” and with brennan’s nomination, now they feel they finally have a bit of leverage. as senator ron wyden, a member of the intelligence committee, told the post, “if the congress doesn’t get answers to these questions now, it’s going to be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to get them in the future.” it sounds like brennan’s senate confirmation hearing on thursday is going to get ugly.


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Each glass piece is 100% handmade,so the finished chandelier will be a little different from the picture.But pls don't worry ,it will look more beautiful than the picture.It will light up your liffe.
You can choose any color from our color plate,And also you can send us the color you like,we can customized any color for you.
Each glass piece is 100% handmade with unique teardrop and twisted stems,each glass piece length is about 10"-20".
Hardare offered together with the glasses pieces.
Each glass piece is packed with thick foam and poly bag inside.Separately put in a 5-layer standard export carton.Pls don't worry ,we will pack them with carefully to make it safe.And meanwhile we will offer you 10% spare parts in case of borken during the shipment.
And for the shipping is for free to any country by EMS.Which is trustworthy and experienced.Your package will arrive you on time.Usually it will take 15 days to arrive you.Of course,it you want to get your package earlier,you can send us message ,we will advise you another shippment method.
It is easy and with much fun.We will send you the instructions with detailed steps.Also if you need,we will send you a video to show you ,even show you how to install on line.So pls don't worry.You will feel amazing when it finished.
We sepcialized in hand blown glass products for different colors and sizes.We will meet your design since we have our own designer and factory,Just feel free to contact us if any special requirement .
Any question,we will solve it for you.Thanks for your visiting and have a nice shopping.Welcome to contact me!

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each glass piece is 100% handmade,so the finished chandelier will be a little different from the picture.but pls don't worry ,it will look more beautiful than the picture.it will light up your liffe.
you can choose any color from our color plate,and also you can send us the color you like,we can customized any color for you.
each glass piece is 100% handmade with unique teardrop and twisted stems,each glass piece length is about 10"-20".
hardare offered together with the glasses pieces.
each glass piece is packed with thick foam and poly bag inside.separately put in a 5-layer standard export carton.pls don't worry ,we will pack them with carefully to make it safe.and meanwhile we will offer you 10% spare parts in case of borken during the shipment.
and for the shipping is for free to any country by ems.which is trustworthy and experienced.your package will arrive you on time.usually it will take 15 days to arrive you.of course,it you want to get your package earlier,you can send us message ,we will advise you another shippment method.
it is easy and with much fun.we will send you the instructions with detailed steps.also if you need,we will send you a video to show you ,even show you how to install on line.so pls don't worry.you will feel amazing when it finished.
we sepcialized in hand blown glass products for different colors and sizes.we will meet your design since we have our own designer and factory,just feel free to contact us if any special requirement .
any question,we will solve it for you.thanks for your visiting and have a nice shopping.welcome to contact me!


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Getting down to brass tacks for purposes of making your first purchase or becoming a property owner: make the purchase as a homeowner. We want you to make your purchase as a homeowner because as a homeowner you get better access to financing, therefore, this the absolute easiest way to buy your first property.
You want a move-in ready property. It doesn’t have to be a new property but we want you to buy a property that’s move-in ready so that when you get that loan commitment, when you’ve made your down payment, when you close, all you do is move your things there. Stay away from those that cause you a lot of work.
Hi this is John welcome to today’s program. Today’s title is: The Absolute Easiest Way to Buy Your first property.
Now that may sound a little bit over the top. It may sound a little bit too easy but that’s the whole point. We want to focus on items that people can do themselves to purchase their first property without having to go through hurdles, hoops, barbed wire and everything else that people think is required of them to become a homeowner or a property owner.
At 21-years old I dropped out of college because I was making more money in real estate than I thought I could ever make by becoming an educated person which of course in the long run is not true. But at 21 I thought that was true. A few years later I’m 23 and I’m not making as much money in real estate and I come across an older man that’s looking at me and seeing potential. He asked me why I dropped out of school. I said because I’m making more money in real estate than I think I ever will by being in college. And he said, well how old are you now and I told him 23. He said, well, how old will you be in two years. And of course I said I’ll be 25. he looked at me sternly and he said you might as well be 25 with a college degree.
That didn’t settle very well with me at the time but I did take his advice to heart and I did go back to school. But I think the same rule of thumb applies to real estate ownership; if you don’t own any real estate now, two years from now will you own any real estate? And if the answer is no that’s fine. But if the answer is, yes, in two years I wish to own some real estate, then you probably need to start working on that now because working on it now will allow you to put that time in that’s necessary to meet a two-year goal.
In real estate things do not happen in a vacuum and they certainly don’t happen in a short period of time.
It’s a very time intensive business to get into the business of real estate and it’s a very time intensive business to stay and operate real estate and just as much to exit from a particular property. Time is not on your side when it comes to real estate. It’s really is a slow-moving asset class.
Real estate requires you to have a long glide path just to get into the business. If you’re thinking you want to be a homeowner or a real estate owner in one or two or three years you really need to start now preparing to make that occur because that’s the only way it will occur. If you wait three years to start it will be another year or two after that until you actually get into the business. Think about that as we go through today’s program.
I’m not trying to distinguish those that have purchased property before or if this is your first property. I’m just suggesting that the methods we’re going to go through here represent just an easy way to buy a property. I mean there’s all kinds of tricks and tabs and various methodologies for getting through the process of buying a property. No money down, low cash down payment, creative financing with lease option to buy- all of those require a high level of expertise and many of them require more financial accountability than people realize.
With this particular program, we’re discussing exclusively for my perspective, the absolute easiest way to buy your first property or to buy a property and have it in your name. And whether or not it turns into a rental or not at some point that is not relevant to the beginning of this process which is buying a home to live in or buying your first property that may eventually turn into a rental.
The easiest way to buy your first property is to buy it as a homeowner.
We want you to make your purchase as a homeowner. As a homeowner, you get better access to financing, therefore, this the absolute easiest way to buy your first property. And that would be to have your parents buy it for you. Now after the pregnant pause, we say of course that doesn’t happen very often, right? For the other 99.999 percent of us the likelihood that your parents are going to buy your first property for you- it’s not probable.
Another option is to crowd fund your down payment- another uncomfortable pause to say of course that doesn’t happen very often. It may, but the likelihood is not very high.
Getting down to brass tacks for purposes of making your first purchase or becoming a property owner: make the purchase as a homeowner. You and your family make the purchase as a homeowner. That gives you access to the best financing, the most normalized financing that’s in the marketplace which is 80 percent new first mortgage money which requires a 20 percent cash down.
If you have issues with garnering that down payment go to JohnWilhoit.com. There’s a free e-mail course called “10 Ways to Find Your Down Payment. Some of the methods we highly recommend and a few of the methods we suggest you stay away from. Get that free e-mail course to assist you in looking for ways to get you down.
First, make the purchase as a homeowner. Secondly, use regular (or straight) 80 percent new first mortgage money with a 20 percent cash down payment. Then move into the property yourself.
Don’t look to do this: garner home-ownership financing and flipping it into a rental. Just move in and stay a while. Your loan documents will likely say that you have to reside in the property for two years personally. So, meet the loan document requirements and move into the property.
Call it your own home with that two-year period. Make the purchase as a homeowner and then my suggestion is that you only purchase move-in ready condition because we’re trying to make this easy. We’re not asking you to look at fixing things that are broken, in need of repair.
You want a move-in ready property. It doesn’t have to be a new property but we want you to buy a property that’s move-in ready so that when you get that loan commitment, when you’ve made your down payment, when you close, all you do is move your things there. There are ample properties that meet that criteria.
Stay away from those that cause you a lot of work. My family is a good sample. I have a number of nieces and nephews that have tool belts- they can fix anything. Then there’s the rest of us that can’t hit a nail straight with a hammer. For making this purchase easy, only look at properties that are move-in ready.
Now the other part I want you to keep in mind, from a financial perspective, is to keep the purchase price at no more than two times your household income. People will often go higher than that because they can. The normal range is between one and a half and four times household income. But for purposes of keeping this purchase easy, we want you to stay under two times your household income for the purchase price.
Next, only buy in neighborhoods that you know, neighborhoods that you have experience with, neighborhoods that you know how they work, you know what happens there. You know who lives there already, in terms of the demographic profile of the neighborhoods. Don’t go out into the world and find a new place. Just focus on those places that you already have a high level of confidence in already. In that way, it makes it easier because you don’t have to figure out where things are.
Next, if you’re going to buy single family stay with a three-bedroom two bath or larger. Stay within that two times household income. That property will be easier to sell or rent when that time comes. If you’re buying a condo, try to purchase a property that’s at least one bedroom one and one half baths. Very often the one bedrooms will have just one bathroom. Try to stick with those that have that one and a half bath. It’s just that extra feature that allows the master bedroom to stay private because there is another half bath for use by guest.
Think about that when looking at a condo. Also, we want to look at properties that have low maintenance. We don’t want you to buy a small house on a big lot that requires hours of outside maintenance or hundreds of dollars to keep the outside of the property maintained. We want you to buy a property that’s a low maintenance place to assure its an easy first purchase.
As a homeowner, purchase only a move in ready property, live in the property yourself.
Plan on staying for a while; two years or longer.
Keep the purchase price at less than two times your household income.
Use straight 80 percent new first mortgage with 20 percent cash down payment.
Only buying neighborhoods that you have a track record with: places that you are familiar with and already know.
If a single-family home, make it a three bedroom two bath- minimum.
If it’s a condo preferably one and one half bath minimum and then also property this moment.
Look for a property with low maintenance.
When you put all these things together it may not necessarily seem like it’s any easier than buying any other property but those things that we just mentioned streamline the process. What I mean by that is it takes everything else out of play.
When you put all those items in the same basket you’re looking at a property that will be affordable and one that you can live in for an extended time. A home that will be the easiest in terms of processes in the marketplace where are you the buyer.
Please consider reading my book 12 Steps to Home-Ownership. I also have an online course. You can find the online course at JohnWilhoit.com. The book outlines these items in sequence and goes into far more detail than what we have here. For this episode, we’re trying to knock down even those processes further and make buying your first home or buying your first property the easiest that we possibly can.
What happens when we go through all these steps? What’s the next step after buying your first home? Well if you live there for two years or longer and have some appreciation then you have the option of potentially selling that property and buying another one. But if you want to stay for a while that’s all well and good. Most people stay in their home between five and seven years.
If you’ve had it for a while and you know what rents are, you’ll be able to determine if the rents that you can obtain for that property will pay the mortgage payment that is on the property. If that’s the case, then you have the option of going and doing the same thing again; buying another property and keeping the first one as a rental and then buying a duplex. That’s the segue with a duplex; getting into the property rental business along with becoming a homeowner.
With a duplex, you are becoming a homeowner and a property owner that has a rental. If it has been a short period of time you are not very likely to be in a position to refinance the first property and cash out. But if it’s been five years or longer there may be equity in that initial property where you can refinance that property and take cash out and use that cash to buy the second property.
This second property could be yours as a homeowner or it can be another rental property that you intend to live in for just a short time, two or three years, and then turn that one into a rental. If you want to know the next step in property ownership you can look at duplexes as your initial purchase or a duplex as your second purchase.
That way you’re buying a rental income property along with homeownership at the same time and you still have access to homeownership financing because you’re buying a property that’s non-commercial. By non-commercial it just means one to four units. Once you get to five units that would be considered a commercial property and it will require a larger down payment; 25 percent if not higher.
For purposes of making the absolute easiest purchase on your first property think about a single-family home or a condo. And then secondarily a duplex if that suits you. Once you buy a duplex you are now a homeowner and a landlord.
As you’ll hear throughout many of the programs, if you’re a small property owner, I highly recommend the first year of ownership that you hire professional property management because you need the folks around you that do this for a living. That first year as a rental owner is not the time for you to go through a learning curve. Why become a homeowner and concurrently becoming a property manager with all the things that requires?
Thanks for listening today. This has been John Wilhoit On Real Estate.

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getting down to brass tacks for purposes of making your first purchase or becoming a property owner: make the purchase as a homeowner. we want you to make your purchase as a homeowner because as a homeowner you get better access to financing, therefore, this the absolute easiest way to buy your first property.
you want a move-in ready property. it doesn’t have to be a new property but we want you to buy a property that’s move-in ready so that when you get that loan commitment, when you’ve made your down payment, when you close, all you do is move your things there. stay away from those that cause you a lot of work.
hi this is john welcome to today’s program. today’s title is: the absolute easiest way to buy your first property.
now that may sound a little bit over the top. it may sound a little bit too easy but that’s the whole point. we want to focus on items that people can do themselves to purchase their first property without having to go through hurdles, hoops, barbed wire and everything else that people think is required of them to become a homeowner or a property owner.
at 21-years old i dropped out of college because i was making more money in real estate than i thought i could ever make by becoming an educated person which of course in the long run is not true. but at 21 i thought that was true. a few years later i’m 23 and i’m not making as much money in real estate and i come across an older man that’s looking at me and seeing potential. he asked me why i dropped out of school. i said because i’m making more money in real estate than i think i ever will by being in college. and he said, well how old are you now and i told him 23. he said, well, how old will you be in two years. and of course i said i’ll be 25. he looked at me sternly and he said you might as well be 25 with a college degree.
that didn’t settle very well with me at the time but i did take his advice to heart and i did go back to school. but i think the same rule of thumb applies to real estate ownership; if you don’t own any real estate now, two years from now will you own any real estate? and if the answer is no that’s fine. but if the answer is, yes, in two years i wish to own some real estate, then you probably need to start working on that now because working on it now will allow you to put that time in that’s necessary to meet a two-year goal.
in real estate things do not happen in a vacuum and they certainly don’t happen in a short period of time.
it’s a very time intensive business to get into the business of real estate and it’s a very time intensive business to stay and operate real estate and just as much to exit from a particular property. time is not on your side when it comes to real estate. it’s really is a slow-moving asset class.
real estate requires you to have a long glide path just to get into the business. if you’re thinking you want to be a homeowner or a real estate owner in one or two or three years you really need to start now preparing to make that occur because that’s the only way it will occur. if you wait three years to start it will be another year or two after that until you actually get into the business. think about that as we go through today’s program.
i’m not trying to distinguish those that have purchased property before or if this is your first property. i’m just suggesting that the methods we’re going to go through here represent just an easy way to buy a property. i mean there’s all kinds of tricks and tabs and various methodologies for getting through the process of buying a property. no money down, low cash down payment, creative financing with lease option to buy- all of those require a high level of expertise and many of them require more financial accountability than people realize.
with this particular program, we’re discussing exclusively for my perspective, the absolute easiest way to buy your first property or to buy a property and have it in your name. and whether or not it turns into a rental or not at some point that is not relevant to the beginning of this process which is buying a home to live in or buying your first property that may eventually turn into a rental.
the easiest way to buy your first property is to buy it as a homeowner.
we want you to make your purchase as a homeowner. as a homeowner, you get better access to financing, therefore, this the absolute easiest way to buy your first property. and that would be to have your parents buy it for you. now after the pregnant pause, we say of course that doesn’t happen very often, right? for the other 99.999 percent of us the likelihood that your parents are going to buy your first property for you- it’s not probable.
another option is to crowd fund your down payment- another uncomfortable pause to say of course that doesn’t happen very often. it may, but the likelihood is not very high.
getting down to brass tacks for purposes of making your first purchase or becoming a property owner: make the purchase as a homeowner. you and your family make the purchase as a homeowner. that gives you access to the best financing, the most normalized financing that’s in the marketplace which is 80 percent new first mortgage money which requires a 20 percent cash down.
if you have issues with garnering that down payment go to johnwilhoit.com. there’s a free e-mail course called “10 ways to find your down payment. some of the methods we highly recommend and a few of the methods we suggest you stay away from. get that free e-mail course to assist you in looking for ways to get you down.
first, make the purchase as a homeowner. secondly, use regular (or straight) 80 percent new first mortgage money with a 20 percent cash down payment. then move into the property yourself.
don’t look to do this: garner home-ownership financing and flipping it into a rental. just move in and stay a while. your loan documents will likely say that you have to reside in the property for two years personally. so, meet the loan document requirements and move into the property.
call it your own home with that two-year period. make the purchase as a homeowner and then my suggestion is that you only purchase move-in ready condition because we’re trying to make this easy. we’re not asking you to look at fixing things that are broken, in need of repair.
you want a move-in ready property. it doesn’t have to be a new property but we want you to buy a property that’s move-in ready so that when you get that loan commitment, when you’ve made your down payment, when you close, all you do is move your things there. there are ample properties that meet that criteria.
stay away from those that cause you a lot of work. my family is a good sample. i have a number of nieces and nephews that have tool belts- they can fix anything. then there’s the rest of us that can’t hit a nail straight with a hammer. for making this purchase easy, only look at properties that are move-in ready.
now the other part i want you to keep in mind, from a financial perspective, is to keep the purchase price at no more than two times your household income. people will often go higher than that because they can. the normal range is between one and a half and four times household income. but for purposes of keeping this purchase easy, we want you to stay under two times your household income for the purchase price.
next, only buy in neighborhoods that you know, neighborhoods that you have experience with, neighborhoods that you know how they work, you know what happens there. you know who lives there already, in terms of the demographic profile of the neighborhoods. don’t go out into the world and find a new place. just focus on those places that you already have a high level of confidence in already. in that way, it makes it easier because you don’t have to figure out where things are.
next, if you’re going to buy single family stay with a three-bedroom two bath or larger. stay within that two times household income. that property will be easier to sell or rent when that time comes. if you’re buying a condo, try to purchase a property that’s at least one bedroom one and one half baths. very often the one bedrooms will have just one bathroom. try to stick with those that have that one and a half bath. it’s just that extra feature that allows the master bedroom to stay private because there is another half bath for use by guest.
think about that when looking at a condo. also, we want to look at properties that have low maintenance. we don’t want you to buy a small house on a big lot that requires hours of outside maintenance or hundreds of dollars to keep the outside of the property maintained. we want you to buy a property that’s a low maintenance place to assure its an easy first purchase.
as a homeowner, purchase only a move in ready property, live in the property yourself.
plan on staying for a while; two years or longer.
keep the purchase price at less than two times your household income.
use straight 80 percent new first mortgage with 20 percent cash down payment.
only buying neighborhoods that you have a track record with: places that you are familiar with and already know.
if a single-family home, make it a three bedroom two bath- minimum.
if it’s a condo preferably one and one half bath minimum and then also property this moment.
look for a property with low maintenance.
when you put all these things together it may not necessarily seem like it’s any easier than buying any other property but those things that we just mentioned streamline the process. what i mean by that is it takes everything else out of play.
when you put all those items in the same basket you’re looking at a property that will be affordable and one that you can live in for an extended time. a home that will be the easiest in terms of processes in the marketplace where are you the buyer.
please consider reading my book 12 steps to home-ownership. i also have an online course. you can find the online course at johnwilhoit.com. the book outlines these items in sequence and goes into far more detail than what we have here. for this episode, we’re trying to knock down even those processes further and make buying your first home or buying your first property the easiest that we possibly can.
what happens when we go through all these steps? what’s the next step after buying your first home? well if you live there for two years or longer and have some appreciation then you have the option of potentially selling that property and buying another one. but if you want to stay for a while that’s all well and good. most people stay in their home between five and seven years.
if you’ve had it for a while and you know what rents are, you’ll be able to determine if the rents that you can obtain for that property will pay the mortgage payment that is on the property. if that’s the case, then you have the option of going and doing the same thing again; buying another property and keeping the first one as a rental and then buying a duplex. that’s the segue with a duplex; getting into the property rental business along with becoming a homeowner.
with a duplex, you are becoming a homeowner and a property owner that has a rental. if it has been a short period of time you are not very likely to be in a position to refinance the first property and cash out. but if it’s been five years or longer there may be equity in that initial property where you can refinance that property and take cash out and use that cash to buy the second property.
this second property could be yours as a homeowner or it can be another rental property that you intend to live in for just a short time, two or three years, and then turn that one into a rental. if you want to know the next step in property ownership you can look at duplexes as your initial purchase or a duplex as your second purchase.
that way you’re buying a rental income property along with homeownership at the same time and you still have access to homeownership financing because you’re buying a property that’s non-commercial. by non-commercial it just means one to four units. once you get to five units that would be considered a commercial property and it will require a larger down payment; 25 percent if not higher.
for purposes of making the absolute easiest purchase on your first property think about a single-family home or a condo. and then secondarily a duplex if that suits you. once you buy a duplex you are now a homeowner and a landlord.
as you’ll hear throughout many of the programs, if you’re a small property owner, i highly recommend the first year of ownership that you hire professional property management because you need the folks around you that do this for a living. that first year as a rental owner is not the time for you to go through a learning curve. why become a homeowner and concurrently becoming a property manager with all the things that requires?
thanks for listening today. this has been john wilhoit on real estate.


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Format a device: create partition step missing?
I think the Format a device is missing step about creating new partition, before creating filesystem with mkfs command in the step 2. Am I right or the current content is complete?
Re: Format a device: create partition step missing?
The article is clearly marked as a stub, so feel free to expand it as you see fit.
I had not seen that article before. It probably could use some work; notably by clarifying what is trying to document.
It appears that the article targets using the entire device for a file system rather than partitioning the device and creating a file system on each partition. This is useful for things link thumb drives. If my assumption as to the purpose of the article is correct, then no, there is not a missing step.
You are correct if the purpose of the article was to document how to manage a multi-partition drive. In any event, it is not my wiki article, but this is how I interpret it.
It appears that the article targets using the entire device for a file system rather than partitioning the device and creating a file system on each partition.
Hmm, how do you force fdisk to use entire device without even a single partition created?
AFAIK, for example, you can't mkfs on /dev/sdb, but /dev/sdb1.

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» format a device: create partition step missing?
format a device: create partition step missing?
i think the format a device is missing step about creating new partition, before creating filesystem with mkfs command in the step 2. am i right or the current content is complete?
re: format a device: create partition step missing?
the article is clearly marked as a stub, so feel free to expand it as you see fit.
i had not seen that article before. it probably could use some work; notably by clarifying what is trying to document.
it appears that the article targets using the entire device for a file system rather than partitioning the device and creating a file system on each partition. this is useful for things link thumb drives. if my assumption as to the purpose of the article is correct, then no, there is not a missing step.
you are correct if the purpose of the article was to document how to manage a multi-partition drive. in any event, it is not my wiki article, but this is how i interpret it.
it appears that the article targets using the entire device for a file system rather than partitioning the device and creating a file system on each partition.
hmm, how do you force fdisk to use entire device without even a single partition created?
afaik, for example, you can't mkfs on /dev/sdb, but /dev/sdb1.


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flowers bring warmth and grace and beauty to any occasion, they make best gifts for your loved ones. they are an integral part of any celebration, be it marriages, engagements, birthdays, etc and across all religions, traditions and customs. flower vendors and florists offer a whole host of other services as well such as banquet hall decoration, car decoration, making and delivering flower bouquets etc. most of them offer delivery facility at any given address and at any point of the day or night. florists in jhansi cater to all the areas across the city and its nearby towns.
few of the florists in jhansi stock artificial flowers and other paraphernalia that goes into flower decoration. fresh flowers are available as per season and requirement. roses, gladioli, jasmine, carnation are available while others that have a shorter shelf life like orchids, chrysanthemums, lilies are available with the chosen few or limited to online portals.


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The previous releases did not define any separation for the Eclipse runtime classpath. This meant that when a user launched a Java application or executed a test via JDT then all dependencies from all configurations were available on the classpath.
This release introduces runtime classpath separation based on the dependency scope information supplied by Gradle. If the project uses Gradle 4.4 or newer then all source directories and binary dependencies define which scope (main, test, integTest, etc.) they belong. Buildship then filters elements from the runtime classpath if the launched application is associated with a different scope.
Note, that Buildship still has to use Eclipse’s default flat classpath approach, so this feature can only filter unwanted dependencies based on the dependency scopes.
This feature is especially useful for the Spring Tool Suite users. In Spring Boot it is common practice to keep the application configuration in the main sources and override it with a similar one in the test sources. Before Buildship 2.2 when the main application was launched from the IDE, the test configuration was still picked up, making the IDE unusable in this use-case. With this new feature, launching a Spring Boot app from the command line and from Eclipse produces consistent results.
Eclipse can be configured to automatically execute Gradle project synchronization when a build script changes. The feature can be enabled in the import wizard or in the workspace and project preferences.
To follow the platform recommendations, the expand and collapse actions on the view toolbars have been updated to work on the entire tree and not just on the selected elements. Moreover, double-clicking on non-leaf tree items expands-collapses the subtree.
Buildship now also works if the host Eclipse is running on Java 9. We updated the incompatible dependencies and added checks into our build infrastructure to verify that everything works with the latest Java release.
We would like to thank the following community members for making contributions to this release.
Christofer Moine Syntax highlighting for Gradle script files (eclipse/buildship#585).
There are no security issues associated with this release.
Buildship will be developed and maintained in the foreseeable future.
We have an active community on GitHub and on the Gradle forum.

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the previous releases did not define any separation for the eclipse runtime classpath. this meant that when a user launched a java application or executed a test via jdt then all dependencies from all configurations were available on the classpath.
this release introduces runtime classpath separation based on the dependency scope information supplied by gradle. if the project uses gradle 4.4 or newer then all source directories and binary dependencies define which scope (main, test, integtest, etc.) they belong. buildship then filters elements from the runtime classpath if the launched application is associated with a different scope.
note, that buildship still has to use eclipse’s default flat classpath approach, so this feature can only filter unwanted dependencies based on the dependency scopes.
this feature is especially useful for the spring tool suite users. in spring boot it is common practice to keep the application configuration in the main sources and override it with a similar one in the test sources. before buildship 2.2 when the main application was launched from the ide, the test configuration was still picked up, making the ide unusable in this use-case. with this new feature, launching a spring boot app from the command line and from eclipse produces consistent results.
eclipse can be configured to automatically execute gradle project synchronization when a build script changes. the feature can be enabled in the import wizard or in the workspace and project preferences.
to follow the platform recommendations, the expand and collapse actions on the view toolbars have been updated to work on the entire tree and not just on the selected elements. moreover, double-clicking on non-leaf tree items expands-collapses the subtree.
buildship now also works if the host eclipse is running on java 9. we updated the incompatible dependencies and added checks into our build infrastructure to verify that everything works with the latest java release.
we would like to thank the following community members for making contributions to this release.
christofer moine syntax highlighting for gradle script files (eclipse/buildship#585).
there are no security issues associated with this release.
buildship will be developed and maintained in the foreseeable future.
we have an active community on github and on the gradle forum.


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Founded in 2011, Bello is Pan Macmillan’s digital imprint. In its first two years, Bello has published more than 550 previously out-of-print titles from over 40 authors whose collective work spans the twentieth century and beyond. Bello’s primary format is ebook, but each title is also released as a print-on-demand paperback, available through all bookshops offering POD, or direct to the reader through the Pan Macmillan website.
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Bello books can be purchased from www.panmacmillan.com/bello.
Crime authors who have appeared at CSI Portsmouth include: Mark Billingham, Simon Brett, Stephen Booth, S J Bolton, Ann Cleeves, NJ Cooper, Graham Hurley, John Harvey, Matt Hilton, June Hampson, Kerry Wilkinson, Michael Ridpath, Peter Lovesey, and Pauline Rowson.
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publisher, bello, pan macmillan’s digital imprint, has been announced as sponsor for csi portsmouth 2014, which brings bestselling crime authors, police, crime and forensic experts together to debate crime fiction versus crime fact in two panels during this one day annual event. csi portsmouth 2014 is taking place on saturday 8 november 2014 at the national museum of the royal navy in portsmouth’s historic dockyard.
an imprint of pan macmillan, bello brings lost classics back to life. over 50% of bello’s published titles are in the crime genre, ranging from golden age mysteries and short stories, to thrillers, cozy crime and detective fiction. bello’s extensive list covers the history of the genre, including two founding members of the crime writers’ association, andrew garve and josephine bell, the early novels of popular children’s author nina bawden, the creator of the ‘inverted mystery’ roy vickers, and the bestselling ann cleeves, creator of the vera and shetland series.
csi portsmouth was first launched in 2010 and is the brainchild of pauline rowson, crime author of the di andy horton series set in the portsmouth and solent area, who organises the event with portsmouth city council library service. part of portsmouth bookfest, csi portsmouth is now one of the major fixtures in the uk crime fiction festival calendar.
founded in 2011, bello is pan macmillan’s digital imprint. in its first two years, bello has published more than 550 previously out-of-print titles from over 40 authors whose collective work spans the twentieth century and beyond. bello’s primary format is ebook, but each title is also released as a print-on-demand paperback, available through all bookshops offering pod, or direct to the reader through the pan macmillan website.
the crime authors and crime experts taking part in csi portsmouth 2014 will be announced in july with tickets going on sale in september. along with the panel guests there will be a mockup crime scene provided by forensic students from south downs college; the fingerprint bureau from hampshire police and a forensic entomology display provided by the institute for criminal justice studies, portsmouth university.the bookshop will be provided by the hayling island bookshop.
bello books can be purchased from www.panmacmillan.com/bello.
crime authors who have appeared at csi portsmouth include: mark billingham, simon brett, stephen booth, s j bolton, ann cleeves, nj cooper, graham hurley, john harvey, matt hilton, june hampson, kerry wilkinson, michael ridpath, peter lovesey, and pauline rowson.
crime experts have included members from hampshire police major crime team, fire investigation officers, scene of crime officers, hi-tech unit, drug squad, fingerprint bureau, as well as experts on forensic toxicology, and from the universities of portsmouth and surrey on fraud, stalking, forensic psychology.