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Eminent domain fight brings banks and credit unions onto the same side
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The old proverb "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" suggests that two parties who don't particularly like each other can still unite to battle a common enemy. Apple and Microsoft teamed up against Google; Yankees and Red Socks fans bonded to boo Alex Rodriguez; and banks and credit unions recently joined to fight the Richmond, Calif., plan to use eminent domain to seize mortgages. Banks and credit unions became "frenemies" on Aug. 30, 2013, when the ABA, California Credit Union League, and several other trade associations, including the California Bankers Association, filed a joint amicus brief criticizing Richmond's plan to use eminent domain to force the refinancing of select "underwater" mortgages.
Eminent domain is the government seizure of private property for a public purpose, and is generally used to confiscate land for projects, such as highways and schools. By allowing homeowners to reduce their underwater mortgage debt to less than the current value of their properties, Richmond claims the program will spur economic development by limiting foreclosures and reducing property abandonment. Courts have held the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment permits the government to confiscate private property for "public use" if the owner is paid fair market value.
Richmond offered to purchase the nondelinquent, underwater mortgages owned by private trusts for 80% of current home value. The city will use private investment capital from its partner, Mortgage Resolution Partners (MRP), to finance purchases from approximately 31 trustees. For example, the mortgage of an $800,000 house that Richmond values at $400,000 would be purchased for $320,000. Richmond would reduce the homeowner's mortgage to $380,000, and the remaining profit—approximately $60,000—would be divided between Richmond and MRP when the mortgage is resold.
If trustees refuse a city offer, Richmond will use eminent domain to force a sale. Both banks and credit unions contend that Richmond's plan is an unconstitutional, profit-making scheme that will not benefit the public.
In Kelo v. City of New London, the Supreme Court determined that a city could use eminent domain to seize and sell private property to private developers, where the seizures were part of an economic development plan that would benefit the public. In Kelo, the Connecticut city proposed a project that would create jobs and benefit the community. In contrast, Richmond's claim that its plan will reduce foreclosures appears disingenuous, because delinquent mortgages on the brink of foreclosure do not qualify. The city cherry-picks the most valuable mortgages and demands they be sold at less than market value so MRP can earn a profit.
MRP is promoting this program to several other cities. To combat this, Wells Fargo and 30 other trustees sued to stop the program, officially making Richmond and MRP the nemesis that spawned bank and credit union cooperation. A few weeks later, ABA and the largest state trade association for credit unions joined the same amicus brief. Who could have predicted that eminent domain would turn enemies into frenemies?
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The Ceton InfiniTV 4 USB is one of the cooler items we're featuing in our 2011 Holiday Gift Guide. It basically turns your computer into a fully-functional live TV DVR. We know that features like Media Center exist on PCs, but the problem is that, until now, it's been hard to get a good signal into your computer. The InfiniTV 4 USB fixes that. It's a CableCARD adapter that plugs into your machine using USB. So all you need to do is insert a CableCARD from your cable provider, plug in your cable cord, and plug in to your computer. From there, you'll have access to all of the cable channels that you subscribe to, and you can record up to four different channels at once. See? We told you this was cool. Great for rooms where you only have a computer and no television, but also great if you want to incorporate a Mac or PC into your home theater setup, as it eliminates the need for a cable box, meaning you save on that montly rental fee. The Ceton InfiniTV 4 USB sells for $299, but you can get one on Amazon for $269, saving yourself 10%.
2011 Holiday Gift Guide: Eye-Fi Pro X2
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We bet a few of you are wondering what an SD card is doing on our 2011 Holiday Gift Guide, but give us a moment to explain. Eye-Fi cards are the bomb. What you're getting here is freedom and convenience, as these cards will sync and upload the content stored on them without the need for a cable. In other words, put this thing into a camera and snap away. When you get back home to your Wi-Fi network, the images will be transferred to your computer right over the network, over the air. You can also optionally tell it that you'd also like the images uploaded to your favorite social network, like, say, Facebook. Even better? Your images get geotagged too by the Eye-Fi card. These things are straight up awesome, and you can get one on Amazon for $88 (a 17% discount.)
2011 Holiday Gift Guide Giveaway: Microsoft Touch Mouse
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This 2011 Holiday Gift Guide entry is targeted at making computing a little more fun and futuristic - and we're even giving this one away! The Microsoft Touch Mouse is made exclusively for use with Windows 7. It's got a multitouch surface, allowing you to use natural touch gestures to perform common tasks. Basically, think of it as the Apple Magic Mouse, but for your Windows PC. It's got support for one-, two-, and three-findered gestures, and runs on 2 AA batteries. They sell for $79, but you can get one on Amazon now for $41, which is a whopping 48% discount.
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Here's a 2011 Holiday Gift Guide entry aimed at the office workers in your life. We know that robotic helicopters and dinosaurs win all the points for flash, but we're here to tell you that the Desk Pets TankBot helps you conquer by force. You charge up the TankBot using its USB connection, and then you use your smartphone to control it. How cool is that? You can also set it to random, letting it wreak havoc on all your co-workers with its light-up eyes and sound effects. They're available in multiple colors, and you can get one for $50 on Amazon.
2011 Holiday Gift Guide: GeeksRiot Steve Jobs Tribute Shirt
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Steve Jobs will definitely be missed, and today's 2011 Holiday Gift Guide entry honors his memory, while also helping a great cause. What you see above is the GeeksRiot Steve Jobs Tribute t-shirt. All proceeds from the $25 purchase go towards Movember and the fight against cancer. Aside from all that, though, the shirt looks ridiculously cool. Seriously, we've seen 'em in person, and they're high quality. Go check them out, and grab a couple for the Apple fans in your life!
2011 Holiday Gift Guide: Lomography Sprocket Rocket 915
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Here's a more unique entry for our 2011 Holiday Gift Guide. This is the Lomography Sprocket Rocket. The plastic-bodied Rocket camera has a wide-angle frame that exposes the film all the way to the edges, out past the sprocket holes. It also lets you rewind the film for those cool double exposures. They typicalls sell for $89, but you can grab one on Amazon for $78.50, a 12% savings.
2011 Holiday Gift Guide: Free 4G Android smartphones at Radio Shack
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Our 2011 Holiday Gift Guide tries to hit you with gift recommendations at all different price points, and this one may be the least expensive. Radio Shack is selling a bunch of 4G Android smartphones for free, with two-year contract, this holiday season. You can get devices like the Samsung Stratosphere for Verizon, Samsung Infuse 4G for AT&T, and the HTC EVO Design 4G for Sprint. All of these devices support faster data speeds, and at a price of free, they're a tremendous deal.
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2011 Holiday Gift Guide Giveaway: Shenzhen 6-inch White Ceramic Chef's Knife
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We're giving away this next item featured in our 2011 Holiday Gift Guide, and it's a product that we weren't even sure we'd like at first, Take a look at the Shenzhen Knives White Ceramic 6-inch Chef's Knife. When we first looked at it, we thought it was gonna be a cheap, dull knife unworthy of any further attention. We were very, very wrong. In fact, it's become my daily go-to kitchen knife. The sharpness of the blade is more than capable of handling meats, hard fruits and vegetables, as well as softer items as well. Since it's ceramic, it stays sharper than a steel knife, and holds its edge longer. It also won't rust, and is resistant to acids, germs, and oils. The best part, though, is that they aren't even that expensive. You can get this knife on Amazon for $25.
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2011 Holiday Gift Guide: Vtech InnoTab Learning Tablet
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Here's another 2011 Holiday Gift Guide entry for the kids, as we feature the Vtech Innotab Learning Tablet. This multi-functional tablet combines interactive animated e-books, tilt-sensor learning games, creative activities, and a rich collection of applications into a sleek and durable toy that kids will want to play with. Cartridges with your child's favorite licensed characters are sold separately and teach essential skills in reading, logic, and creativity.
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2011 Holiday Gift Guide: Dismember-Me Plush Zombie
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We've got another inexpensive, yet awesome, entry for our 2011 Holiday Gift Guide, this one focusing on the undead. Do you know what happens when you take old broken plush toys and bury them in the woods by the light of the full moon while whistling the theme song from "Halloween"? Unfortunately nothing...which is why the skillful design monkeys over at ThinkGeek were forced to come-up with their own scary (but cute) zombie plush.
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Made a winter ascent this past Saturday, Jan 20: Left from Pinkham, took a stroll up Tuckerman, snapped on some crampons and started up the summer Lion Head route, got to tree-line where extra garb was donned and that's where things began to change dramatically.
Winds were absolutely crazy! Had to lean heavily into the slope, had to plan each step carefully to avoid being caught mid-step during periods of higher gusts. Foggy skies and lots of blowing snow everywhere. Visibility was good enough for maneuvering around the rocks, and to locate cairns, but wasn't much better than that. We climbed to a point just below Lion Head ridge, to an area where several groups ahead had briefly gathered before turning around and descending—we did likewise. Continuing on, under these conditions, would have been quite foolhardy.
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There are five important temples dedicated to Lord Ayyappa in the
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At Aryankavu in Kollam District, Lord Ayyappa appears as a young man - Brahmachari. The temple is closely associated with the Pandi Raja of
At Sabarimala, Lord is depicted in the Vanaprastha form. And this is the most popular shrine.
At Ponnambala Medu or Kantamala, the Lord appears as yogi and the 'Makaravilaku' emanate from here. (Public is not allowed to visit this part of the forest.)
It must be noted that temples dedicated to Lord Ayyappa or Dharma Shasta can be found in several parts of Kerala, in other Indian states and in foreign countries. In Kerala, even in temple dedicated to other gods in Hindu pantheon, there will be a Sasta shrine.
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Several free events are scheduled at the library, 46 N Salado Ave. Materials are provided for all crafts.
• Saturday, Jan. 12: Scrapbooking class, noon to 4:45 p.m.
• Wednesday, Jan. 16: Children's craft, Bottle Belly Snowman, 3:30 p.m.
• Wednesday, Jan. 23: Teen game night and duct tape craft, 4 p.m.
• Saturday, Jan. 26: Family movie, title to be announced, 2 p.m.
The library has also started a new preschool story-time session that will run Tuesdays from Jan. 8 to March 26. Children age 5 and younger, accompanied by an adult, can attend the 9:30 or 10:30 a.m. story time.
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Lukas Flückiger took the silver medal at Swiss National Championships, while Ralph Näf as fourth was close to Bronze. Reto Indergand was crowned as U23 champion.
BMC's elite teamriders challenged defending champion Nino Schurter on the dry, demanding 4.3-kilometre course (elevation gain 233 metres) in Lenzerheide with its rich variety of challenges. In the summer heat it was Ralph Näf who first put himself in the limelight by taking the lead, whereas Lukas Flückiger first had to overcome his somewhat slower initial phase and, half a minute back, had to catch up to the leaders. He managed to close this gap at mid-race, but it took a lot of power out of him. "Then again and again Nino attacked so hard in the first climb that he got a gap of five or six hundred metres just within 15 seconds. To close up to him again repeatedly, weakened my morale and sapped my energy", said Flückiger.
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Just like in 2012, there again was a double victory for the two favorites from the BMC Mountainbike Racing Team in the U23 category, Reto Indergand und Matthias Stirnemann – but this year they succeeded in reverse order. Reto Indergand rode a lonely race in the front position from start to finish. Defending champion Matthias Stirnemann, however, had some trouble following his teammate's fast pace. "I am very happy because I was not in good shape after the European Championships. Now I have more self-confidence again. I knew that Reto is very strong, I considered him to be the favorite." On the last lap, Stirnemann even managed to get as close as ten seconds to Indergand. But Indergand did not let slip the victory from his hands. "It was a start-finish victory, but I never had a big lead, I always had to stay tuned. It's super cool, because this is my first Swiss title. I was second so many times. And now did it!," rejoiced Indergand.
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A Clay County legend was laid to rest Friday. Though he is gone, his legacy will remain a staple of Clay County's history.
Pat House, 90, of Manchester, passed away at his home Tuesday.
Pat was well known in the Manchester community as the owner and operator of Pat's Snack Bar. Established in 1949, Pat's Snack Bar was, for many years, one of the only restaurants where you could get a burger, chips, and a pop for one dollar.
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Baby Clarissa was laid to rest Monday at the Ball Cemetery on Sextons Creek the same day the man accused in her death pleaded not guilty in court.
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Clarissa Danielle Burkhart, the 14-month-old daughter of Curtis and Jessica Burkhart, died Thursday after she was run over by a truck driven by Sester.
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A month and a half long investigation into recent thefts from the State Highway Garage led to the arrest of Joseph Slone Monday.
Slone, 27, of Manchester, was charged with two counts of third degree burglary and theft by unlawful taking, says Sheriff Kevin Johnson.
Early in October, Kentucky State Police received a report that various items had been stolen from the State Highway Garage. More than a week ago, the State Highway Department reported even more tools missing, says Sheriff Johnson.
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A spokesperson with Walgreen's said they were not looking at bringing a Walgreen's to Manchester Tuesday.
"We have nothing slated for that area at this time," said Robert Elfinger, the Media Relations person with Walgreens.
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|If it's soup weather where you are, try this Cannellini Bean and Kale Soup with Ham and Sherry Vinegar.
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Friday Favorites: Five of My Favorite Phase One Soups
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- Jeanette said...
Your soups all look so inviting! I love soup this time of year, such a comforting meal. My favorites are lentil and black bean soups.
- January 14, 2011 at 5:14 AM
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
Soup is one of the hardest things to photograph (in my opinion -- I'm still trying to get it right). All of yours look so appealing. In soups that call for ham, because I don't eat it, I often substitute some barbecue sauce. Not phase one, I know, but it's handy to know that there's a good substitute.
- January 14, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Kristi in the Western Reserve said...
It is soup time, and we love many varieties of lentil soup best. Lentil with spinach and shitake mushrooms is a favorite now. Real Hungarian Gulyas leves (goulash) is another favorite, or just plain (though it's anything but) weight watchers vegetable soup.
- January 14, 2011 at 3:08 PM
- Kicking Carbs said...
I highly recommend the Goulash Soup--that was a major winner in our house.
I will have to look at the sauerkraut recipe--love the stuff. Usually we make a kielbassa kraut soup as we live in a ethnic area with top-notch kielbasa.
- January 14, 2011 at 3:22 PM
- Kalyn said...
Thanks everyone. Glad people are enjoying these soups.
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- Daryl said...
These soups look amazing. I especially love the ground beef and sauerkraut one.
- January 15, 2011 at 7:03 AM
- Kalyn said...
Thanks Daryl, that one is also one of my favorites out of all the soups on the blog.
- January 15, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- Sanjeeta kk said...
Love the healthy and delicious soup! Might try my veggie version.
- January 15, 2011 at 10:13 AM
- Simone said...
I made the Ham, Kale and Cannelini Soup for lunch with my friends and we all thought it was great. It makes a lot of soup. I've eaten it for dinner for 3 days noa and I still like it.
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Simone, so glad you enjoyed the soup; thanks for taking time to let me know!
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At Christmas time in Austria they traditionally serve something called stollen: it is a rich, fruity yeast bread filled with marzipan and topped with a light glacé icing. If you have a number of people staying over the holiday this is wonderful served warmed through at breakfast. If it is not all eaten when it's fresh you can also lightly toast it in slices. In fact it is so good it is worth making two and freezing one (it freezes beautifully).
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First sift 300g of the flour together with the salt into a mixing bowl. Sprinkle in the easy-blend yeast and sugar and give it all a stir before making a well in the centre. Warm the milk until it is hand hot then pour it into the well and add the softened butter and beaten egg. Mix everything together either with your hands or with a wooden spoon – until the mixture is well blended and leaves the side of the bowl cleanly. Then work in the fruits, peel, nuts and lemon zest, distributing them as evenly as possible. Knead the dough on a work surface sprinkled with 25g of the remaining flour for 5 minutes, until it is springy and elastic.
Now leave the dough in the bowl in a warm place, covered with clingfilm, until it has doubled in size (the time this takes can vary depending on the temperature – it can be up to 2 hours).
After that turn the risen dough out on to a board dusted with the remaining flour, and knock the air out of it and knead the dough until it is smooth and elastic. At this stage roll or press out the dough to an oblong 25 x 20 cm. Using your hands, roll out the almond icing (marzipan) to form a sausage shape and place this along the centre of the dough, finishing just short of the edges.
Fold the dough over the marzipan and carefully place the whole thing on a baking sheet, allowing plenty of room for expansion. Place the tray in a large roomy polythene bag and leave it to prove in a warm place until it has doubled in size again. Then then bake in the oven on the centre shelf for 35-40 minutes. Allow it to cool on the baking sheet for about 5 minutes before lifting it on to a wire rack to finish cooling.
Meanwhile make the glaze by mixing the sifted icing sugar with the lemon juice, then use a small palette knife to spread this all over the top surface of the stollen (while it is still warm).
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Research Library Issues (RLI) no. 284 features an overview of the digital humanities by Don Waters of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. This issue of RLI also includes an article on assessing library space and its connection to student learning, by Joan Lippincott of the Coalition for Networked Information and Kim Duckett of North Carolina State University Libraries.
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