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In between the third and fourth quarters Wednesday night, he gave reason to think the worse. A few minutes passed. The longer he was gone, the more the concern.
MIAMI — Dwyane Wade felt the need to clarify why he went to locker room.
In between the third and fourth quarters Wednesday night, he gave reason to think the worse. A few minutes passed. The longer he was gone, the more the concern.
Then after the Miami Heat had wrapped up the Eastern Conference semifinals series with a 94-91 victory against the Chicago Bulls, he finally explained. The worries were all for nothing.
He didn't visit the locker room because the sore right knee was bothering him. He did so he would do no further damage and possibly put an end to him constantly having to answer questions about his health.
"I didn't go in the back [the locker room] because it wasn't feeling good," Wade said. "I just went in the back to get re-taped. After so much sweat, it kind of gets loose a little bit. I just wanted it to be real tight."
Concerns grew when coach Erik Spoelstra during an in-game television interview was asked why Wade left the court. Spoelstra said it was because he had to change shoes. He stuck to the story even in the postgame before Wade offered the real reason.
He just wanted some assurance the knee wouldn't get any worse. He's been dealing with the issue — a bone bruise — for the past two months.
"I just knew it was going to be a tough fourth quarter," Wade said. "I just wanted to make sure that I was good. I just wanted to get my knee re-taped again. I wanted it tight. I went in and did it and came out feeling good."
That news was like finding a $100 bill in the driveway for the Heat. It was perhaps a sign that maybe Wade's health issues have been magnified too much. He scored six of his 18 points in the fourth quarter, including a tip-dunk, to at least show he was still capable of doing some of the heavy lifting.
"He's a competitor," guard Norris Cole said. "We don't doubt him. We don't worry too much in the locker room about what the media says. We know if he's out there, he's going to give us his all. We all know what he's capable of. His credentials speak for themselves. He's going to be productive in some type [of] way for us."
Wade had been here before.
Last year he was doubted at the same stage of the playoffs against the Indiana Pacers. He had two consecutive poor games, causing some to say he was fading with age. It was later revealed his knee, which required offseason surgery, was drained before Game 3 of the series. He shot 2 of 13 from the field and finished with five points.
A motivated Wade in the next game had 30 points, nine rebounds, six assists and two blocks to help the Heat even and eventually win the series. It was his way of proving others wrong, a goal of his since he was a lightly-recruited high school player.
"That's my life," Wade said. "I ain't supposed [be] to sitting up here at this podium right now. I've always tried to overcome. I understand that certain things will be said."
Wade could have taken the option he did in the first round against the Milwaukee Bucks. With a 3-0 lead, he sat Game 4 so he could heal. He thought otherwise because the Heat wanted to close out the scrappy Bulls as soon as possible to begin preparation for the New York Knicks or Indiana Pacers in the conference finals.
"It's a catch-22," forward LeBron James said. "If he doesn't play, you guys (media) are like, 'Why is he not in uniform? It's a playoff game, why is he not playing?' If he does play, when he's not scoring 20 points, it's, 'D-Wade shouldn't be out there.' He's a Hall of Famer. He has two rings. He doesn't have to prove himself to anyone. No one."
Wade could get as many as six days rest in between series, depending if the Pacers close out the Knicks in Game 5 Thursday night. He admitted the injury talk is growing old. Eventually, he wants the focus back on the team going for a second straight title. The discussion should end with Wade calling Wednesday the best he's played this postseason.
"The biggest thing is just to [clear] your mind and understand what you're dealing with and just go out there and play basketball," Wade said. "I still did that. Certain moments I was out there, I was just passing the ball and being a facilitator. Other times, I was trying to be aggressive. ... Hopefully I'm on the right track."


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The Service depts behind BMWs are filled up too
The biggest problem with Toyota's evolution to the world's best automobile manufacturer is listening too much to dealers in NA. Toyota builds better cars than American manufacturers, still, because it pays more attention to design and manufacturing. The moron styling himself "speakthetruth" makes a comment about supposed problems with Tundra pick-ups. Where does he suppose this truck was designed and engineered? Certainly not in Japan since no one drives pick-up trucks there.
toyota is not the best automaker. it has earned a reputation for good cars years ago but since then it only has rested on laurels. toyota has become complacent since its success. the corolla and the camry is the worst when it comes to exterior and interior design. the materials aren't better than the rest of the competition. And in the reliability department, the competition has caught up. so there is nothing great or the best about toyota.
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Church Season: Trinity
The Christian year consists of two parts: The first half of the Church year has set before us the saving life and work of Jesus Christ:. During all this time the prayers and Scripture Lessons have been focused upon Jesus Christ's life and the benefits we receive from the Father, first by his Son, and then by his Holy Spirit.
Now we begin the second half of the Christian year (Trinity season), which by the power of the Word and Spirit we know that our salvation is in Jesus Christ, and now we are to become like him in word and action. The emphasis in Trinity season is on the transformation of our life by and through the Love of God. The prayers in Trinity season are for Divine help and guidance to enable us to bring forth the fruits of Christianity. The Sunday lessons are concerned with the practical life of God's Kingdom within us as individuals and among us as a Christian community. The continuing theme throughout Trinity season is that of the practice of allowing God to live in us so that we might be able to say with St. Paul: "I am crucified with Christ, yet I live, yet not I, but Christ lives in me" (Galatians 2:20).


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Football were flying through the air Friday night when New England and Philadelphia combined for eight touchdown passes in the Patriots' 42-35 preseason victory in Foxborough, Mass.
Starters Tom Brady of New England and Nick Foles of Philadelphia threw one scoring pass each for their respective teams in limited action.
Mark Sanchez, who is competing with Matt Barkley for the Eagles' backup quarterback job, connected on 11 of 12 passes for 117 yards and two touchdowns with one interception. Barkley finished 9 of 12 for 132 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
Patriots rookie quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo had two touchdown passes, completing 6 of 12 passes for 72 yards, and Ryan Mallett was 7 of 11 for 92 yards and one touchdown.
Brady was on target after throwing a pick-six on the Patriots' opening drive. Eagles cornerback Cary Williams returned the interception 77 yards for a touchdown and then left the game with a hamstring injury.
Eagles wide receiver Jordan Matthews caught nine passes for 104 yards and running back Henry Josey rushed for 65 yards on eight carries. Running back Jonas Gray led the Patriots on the ground with 98 yards on 12 carries.
Saints 31, Titans 24
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the first five teams are all serious contenders for the Big East title. That doesn't mean that the next group should be counted out. Each of the 2nd five could rise up to challenge UConn or Louisville for the championship.
6. Syracuse –
Frontcourt – The loss of Donte Green will take its toll on the SU frontline. Arinze Onuaku was a pleasant surprise in the low post for the Orange. He averaged 12.8 ppg and 8.1 rg and played tough in the paint. The other man in the frontcourt is still in doubt. Because of the plethora of guards available, Boeheim may use 6-5 Paul Harris as the power forward. A voracious rebounder and a 14.5 ppg scorer, Harris also averaged over 8 boards a game. The problem with that is a lack of height. If Harris moves to the '3′ position, Krostof Ongenaet has starting experience and is 6-8. Grade – B
Backcourt – Jonny Flynn was Big East co-rookie of the year last season. He is a proven point man and also contributed 15.7 ppg. Eric Devendorf is back and will try to continue his 17 ppg average that he had when he went down last year. So now with Devendorf and Flynn that should be enough, right? No….. Andy Rautins, a sharpshooting small forward is returning after a year off with injury. So a backcourt of Flynn, Devendorf and Rautins would force a move of Harris to the '3′ position. Grade – A
Coaching – Jim Boeheim still gets the most out of his players. He is a Hall of Fame and National Championship coach and has a very talented group here this year. Grade – A-
OVERALL – SU can give some teams fits this year and have the talent to make a run at the title. Will they miss Donte Green? Probably. Will they miss his crazy shot selection and defensive indifference? Not at all. If the orange can improve their defense this season they will finish higher than 5th. If not, I see them in 6th place. Grade B+
Frontcourt – Dante Cunningham had a solid season last year. he averaged in double figures and over 6 rpg. Antonio Pena and Shane Clark are adequate post men and Casiem Drummond will backup both post positions. All major players down low are 6-8 except Drummond who is 6-10. The Cats hold their own down low but will have trouble with the frontlines of the top rated teams. Grade – B-
Backcourt – Scottie Reynolds will win some games for Nova. He will also lose some. Sometimes Reynolds needs to involve teammates when his game goes south. He is one of the most talented and exciting guards in the country. Corey Fisher and Corey Stokes will split time at the point. The problem here is that Reynolds controls the ball most of the time and the point guard occasionally gets involved in his offense. Dwayne Anderson will start at the '3′. His outside shooting won some key contests for the Cats last year. When Anderson and Reynolds are on their game, Nova can beat anyone. Reggie Redding lends experience behind Anderson. Grade A-
Coaching – Jay Wright is a great coach. He has shunned the NBA and isenjoying his stay in Philly. He will get the most out of his group and probably lose some hair when Reynolds gets out of control. Grade – A-
OVERALL – Nova is a dangerous team. They went to the Sweet Sixteen last year and did not lose any key players from that team. But they will also lose a game or two that should be easy wins. Grade – B
Frontcourt – Roy Hibbert will be missed. His steady play (and 3 point shooting) was a plus for the Hoyas. But DaJuan Summers is a talented player and can take his game to the outside if necessary. 6-10 Greg Monroe looks to start at center but he is a Freshman. FSU Transfer Julian Vaughn and Henry Sims (Fr) will backup down low. Grade C+
Backcourt – Jesse Sapp returns after averaging 9.7 ppg last year. Austin Freeman had a great freshman year and brings experience on the perimeter. Chris Wright recovered from his injury to get valuable minutes last season. But Jonathan Wallace will be sorely missed by GTown this year and no one will immediately take his leadership place. Grade – B
Coaching – JT3 was the media darling two years ago when he led the Hoyas to the Final Four. Last year was more of a struggle as teams worked on getting Hibbert into foul trouble. This year there are some question marks. Can Summers lead this team into the top 5? Don't think so. Losing Wallace and Hibbert may be too much to overcome. 7th or 8th looks about right. Grade – B-
West Virginia
Frontcourt – Year two of the Huggins reign is here and Joe Alexander is gone. Good news and Bad News. Da'Sean Butler returns, but at 6-7 he is more a swing player than low post presence. Wellington Smith, John Flowers, and Cam Thoroughman are names that really don't strike fear in opponents eyes down low. Devin Ebanks is a freshman that may make an impact. Grade C-
Backcourt – Alex Ruoff returns and will be a top long range shooter for the Neers. Joe Mazzulla should take over the point after logging impressive minutes last year. That leaves the '3′ where Butler should play if he is not needed at the power forward. Grade – B-
Coaching – Huggins didn't take long to get WVU going last year in his style. It makes sense that they should be familiar with the new tough man to man D and hard-nosed offense. He always has his teams playing hard. Grade B+
OVERALL – Losing Alexander and Darris Nichols may be too much to overcome in this tough league this year. WVU should be in the top 10 in the BE but barely. Grade C+
Frontcourt – Mick Cronin has done a marvelous job taking a team with only a handful of scholarship players two years ago and making them a respectable foe last year. Mike Williams transferred from Texas and then was injured all last season. He is expected to anchor the low post in the absence of John Williamson. Anthony McClain and Kenny Belton will man the center position but neither has shown any flashes of brilliance thus far. Yancy Gates is a freshman who may break into the starting lineup during the season. Grade C-
Backcourt – Deonta Vaughn is one of the most exciting players in the league. Vaughn won some games on his own last year and may have to do the same this season. Larry Davis has experience but brings a 4.3 ppg average which doesn't compliment Vaughn too well. Rashad Bishop should be the small forward this season after starting 20 games last year. Grade B
Coaching- As said earlier, Cronin has to be admired after what he has done to bring this program back from the disaster of two years ago. He shows enthusiasm on the bench and that translates to his players. He has also been successful in his recruiting efforts. Grade – B
OVERALL - Vaughn will draw most of the attention from opponents and will have to work for every point he gets this year. There is some talent here but not enough to compete with the big boys at the top of the conference. Top 10 finish will be a struggle. Grade – C
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That's a great group of second tier teams. I think Syracuse may jump in the top 5 of the conference this year.
Coaching for Syracuse only an A-? Come on Boeheim should be A+++
What can I tell you??? I'm not an easy grader, never have been. Calhoun, Brey, Dixon, Wright and Boeheim are A-. Only Pitino gets an A here.
I've you've been a 'Cuse fan for long enough, you love Jim Boeheim. The guy is fantastic.
But you also have to admit that he does not deserve an A+. I agree with Coach O's assessment. A- is about right when you haven't been to the Big Dance since '05-'06.


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During the first half of the Louisville Cardinals' Midwest regional final against Duke on Sunday, guard Kevin Ware suffered a gruesome leg injury that left his teammates, coaches, the opposition and fans watching from all over the country in a state of shock, disbelief and enormous guilt.
With 6:33 remaining in the opening half, Ware went up to contest a three-point attempt by Tyler Thornton, only to land awkwardly on his leg.
The Cardinals bench appeared to be traumatized with what they saw. Early reports indicate that Ware's shin bone was "fully protruding from his leg". Other reports suggest that some players may have vomited upon seeing the injury.
Ware was taken off the court via stretcher and transported away via ambulance to Methodist Hospital. The school later confirmed that Ware did indeed suffer a broken leg.
I'm going to provide a link so that those who didn't watch it live can take a look at what exactly happened. Viewer/Reader discretion is STRONGLY advised. It's hard to watch.
We here at Sir Charles in Charge would like to wish Kevin Ware a speedy and successful recovery.
Our thoughts go out to Louisville's Kevin Ware. Hate to see that happen to any athlete. Here's to a speedy recovery.
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.@tracywolfson reports Kevin Ware told his teammates: "Don't worry about me. I'll be OK. You guys go win this thing."
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Are people really setting up Kevin Ware leg accounts on here. Sad what folks will do for attention. No shame.
— Nate Jones (@JonesOnTheNBA) March 31, 2013
Re: Kevin Ware. Devastating scene, but the good news is from what was shown it should be a fairly routine surgery.
— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) March 31, 2013
Based on twitter's mass revulsion I think I'll continue my lifelong streak of never having watched that Kevin Ware injury.
— Dexter Fishmore (@dexterfishmore) March 31, 2013
Prayers to Kevin Ware and his family.. So sad.. I'm praying for you bro.
— Baron Davis (@Baron_Davis) March 31, 2013
Don't know about u but it has been tough to get mentally into game since injury to Kevin Ware .
— Dick Vitale (@DickieV) March 31, 2013
IMO, CBS made the wrong choice by not showing Kevin Ware's injury, at game speed, just once for journalistic purposes.
— Malcolm Kelly (@sportsnag) March 31, 2013
Doc on Kevin Ware: "As a player you don't think about [that risk] but I can't imagine what his parents and Pitino went through seeing that."
— Sean Grande (@SeanGrandePBP) March 31, 2013
My Prayers to Kevin Ware, a great player that plays hard, I wish him the best recovery!!!
— Leandro Barbosa (@TheBlur_Barbosa) March 31, 2013
If you haven't seen Kevin Ware's injury, do not seek a replay.
— Megan Armstrong (@meganKarmstrong) March 31, 2013
Can't imagine the emotions being felt in the Louisville locker room at halftime. #KevinWare twitter.com/BleacherReport…
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 31, 2013
Prayers go out to KEVIN WARE and his family!!! Heal quickly !
— Kenny Smith (@TheJetOnTNT) March 31, 2013
RT @bosscloss33: Wishing you a speedy recovery, Kevin Ware. Stay strong, young fella!
— Scott Campsall (@ScottCampsall) March 31, 2013
I have read about Kevin Ware's ankle injury on Twitter and do not want to see it all.
— Ehsan R. Kassim (@ehsank24) March 31, 2013
Wow. So much respect for Kevin Ware after what he said. Read & retweet! twitter.com/WorkIsntEasy/s…
— Dedicated™ (@WorkIsntEasy) March 31, 2013
Pray for Kevin Ware ❤ Most of us know what it's like to have a teammate get injured
— cheer obsessed (@cheerobsessedxo) March 31, 2013
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Author Kevin Daum answers the 10 most-asked questions regarding log-home financing.
As popular as log homes have become, they are still a little misunderstood by the lending community. This situation creates apprehension on the part of loan officers and confusion on the part of the consumers. What may seem like obvious questions to you may be obscure to the bank and possibly even irrelevant.
Part of the challenge is that banks are interested only in educating you to the point where you will take their loan. For the most part, they believe that all you really need to know is their rate and fees. Teaching you anything else about the lending process would only cause you to ask informed questions beyond the scope of the loan officer's knowledge. Then where would the bank be? Next you'll probably start asking how construction loans work, and many of the loan officers aren't even sure themselves.
Well, have no fear. I have compiled a list of questions I am asked on a regular basis, along with actual answers, so that you can begin to understand how to pay for your dream home. This information is basic, but it is enough to give you the edge over the loan officer. Let's get started.
1. Are log homes hard to finance?
Log homes can be a little more difficult than stick-built homes, but only because there are fewer lenders that will lend on them. Since the Federal National Mortgage Association, otherwise known as Fannie Mae, declared log homes acceptable, more lenders have started making loans on them. There are plenty of large national institutions that will fund, purchase and refinance mortgages on log homes. For construction loans, there are a couple of good ones, but other banks have shied away for the moment. A good mortgage broker can help guide you to log-home friendly institutions.
The biggest challenge with getting loans on log homes has to do with appraisals. Many lenders require information on comparable log homes that have recently sold in the area. Since few log-home people sell their homes, there are not as many comps available. The other challenge is that log-home consumers often over- or under-build for their area, creating value issues on the appraisal.
2. Can I finance my land?
Of course you can. Today, there are fantastic programs available for borrowing on a lot. You can borrow money for anywhere from five to 25 years and at reasonable fixed and adjustable rates that are only a little higher than home-loan rates. Some lenders will loan you as much as 90 percent of the purchase price, and with excellent credit you may not have to show any tax returns. Here is the difficult part. Your lot needs to be less than 30 acres and have utilities to the site. If it doesn't meet these requirements, then you are dealing with raw land, which has different financing altogether.
To finance raw land or if you have credit issues, you will need a hard-money lender. These private-money people will generally loan up to 50 percent of the value and charge high rates and points. It is still a good way to go if the land is a good deal. One other option is to see if the seller will carry the financing. Often he or she will if it is for a short time.
3. Do I have to wait to pay off my lot before I can get a construction loan?
Absolutely not! In fact, it isn't even a good idea. You will need a ton of cash to get through a construction project, and every dollar you put into your land will be unavailable. You need money for designs and deposits, not to mention permits and fees. It is better to hoard as much cash as possible before you start construction or take out a construction loan. You will have plenty of opportunity to reduce your loan at the end of the project when you actually know what it really costs. Many people pay off their land and then have nothing left to build or qualify for a construction loan.
4. Do I need a construction loan?
Not if you're rich as Rockefeller. You can pay your whole project with cash, providing you have enough. You will give up significant tax benefits and tie up your money at a reasonably poor return, but it can be done. If you prefer to be smart with your capital, then a construction loan will be necessary. Don't fret; these loans have gotten amazingly better over the last 10 years. The best are single-close construction loans that have permanent loans built right in. Many of these loans offer you the opportunity to change rates or loan amounts when the house is finished, leaving you ultimate flexibility.
5. When should I get my construction loan?
Believe it or not, this is not as much your decision as you might think. For construction lenders, all loan documentation expires after 90 days. Since almost all these lenders require permits to be approved, the logical time to apply is not long after you have turned in your plans to the building department for final approval.
It is a good idea, however, to do your loan research early. You can make a lot of mistakes with your project before applying that could result in your loan being denied at application. The best approach is to find a mortgage broker knowledgeable in construction loans that will discuss your situation early on. There may even be choices related to the land financing that could positively or negatively affect your ability to get a construction loan, so start early.
If you have started building already, you can still get a construction loan, but you will need to work with the title company to indemnify the lender against mechanic's liens from subcontractors and suppliers.
6. How much should I borrow?
This one is simple: Borrow as much as you possibly can. Running out of money during a construction project is the number one, absolute worst thing that can happen. It can result in stalled projects and sometimes even foreclosure. Despite extensive estimates, there is no way to know for sure how much your construction project will cost until it is finished. Many things can happen along the way that may change your cash needs for your log home.
A construction loan acts like a credit line. You draw as you need and pay interest only on what you draw. You don't have to use it at all and can roll to a smaller permanent loan when the house is completed if you like. But if you take a small loan and use it up before the home is finished without having the cash to finish, you may not be able to get another loan or may pay an exorbitant price to solve the problem. Yes, you will pay a little more up front for a bigger loan, but it is well worth a few thousand dollars of tax-deductible insurance to ensure the financial completion of your log home.
7. What do the banks want to see?
Banks are essentially looking for two things. First, they want to know that the home will be sufficient collateral to secure the money they are loaning. This means they want to make sure the house will be built within the budget and will be a marketable house when it is finished. Red flags for banks on construction loans are things like budgeting too low, over-building or under-building for the neighborhood or building something that only you would ever want to live in. They will set a limit on how much they will lend you based on both the appraised value, as well as the total budget for the house. They will make sure that all the money to complete the project is accounted for before they lend any money. This means you have to bring cash to cover any difference between the cost to build and the loan amount.
The second thing banks want to know is your ability to repay the loan. When the banks evaluate you, they look at three basic areas: credit, liquidity and income.
Credit comes first and is the most critical. Today, credit scoring plays a huge part in loan underwriting. If you don't meet the required credit scores, you won't have much else to talk about. The minimum credit score for good rates is 620, but most lenders require scores above 680. If you have a score over 720, you can pick just about any program you want. Check your score early. There are ways to work with your loan officer to increase it by clearing bad marks and reducing credit card debt.
Next, banks look at liquidity. It is just as critical as credit. The banks are not as concerned about the money you already spent as they are about the money in your bank account. They want to see enough cash to fund the project along the way, as well as money for reserves, since these projects are unpredictable. Many times they will need to see as much as 12 months payment in the bank after your down payment is covered. There is no flexibility here. Even if your credit and property look great, you will have to meet the cash requirements to the penny to qualify.
The last piece of the puzzle is income. Banks like to see your total house payment and monthly debts equal roughly 40 to 45 percent of your gross monthly income. However, if you meet the credit and liquidity requirements, you may not have to deal with the income issues at all.
8. How do no-income qualifying loans work?
For decades, banks have been collecting data about who goes into foreclose and why. Today, they use computer modeling to assess which borrowers will make their payments. The banks have determined that good credit, good liquidity and a solid property are far more important than actual income when evaluating the performance of a borrower. If a consumer has these things, some banks are willing to make the loan without asking for tax returns or pay stubs to document the income written on the application. In some cases, the borrower does not need to state an income at all.
These loans can be useful for self-employed people who write down a lot of their income for tax purposes. They can cost a little more, but it's worth it if you can't qualify with documentation. Land loans are available this way also, but you need to make sure you present similar information on both loans if you go to the same lender, or you will be denied. A good mortgage broker can guide you through this process.
9. When should I sell my current house?
Many construction lenders do not count the payment on your current residence when qualifying, so this means you do not have to sell first. This will save you the aggravation of moving twice and finding an interim place to live. Most construction-loan programs offer an interest reserve. This stops the need to make double payments during construction. Talk to your loan officer regarding these issues and how they work.
10. What should this all cost?
Construction financing can cost a little more than purchases or refinances. Aside from points being a little higher, you will have higher escrow and title costs to protect the lender from mechanic's liens. You will also have to buy insurance for the course of construction and liability if you are building it yourself. Four percent of your loan amount should be a good, conservative estimate for everything. It's likely you can shave those costs, but it is best to keep realistic expectations.
This article by no means represents all the information you will need to finance your dream home, but it does give you a good basis to have meaningful conversations with lending institutions. The log-home process is long and involved and will require a lot of research to ensure you are making the right decisions.
This is your home, however, so don't be timid when talking to loan officers. Ask them hard questions and make them get the answers. Also, don't take the answer you get at face value. There is no shortage of loan officers who will make up answers just to get rid of you, especially if they think you are high maintenance. Others will give you half correct answers out of pure ignorance. The best approach is to ask every question three times or until the answers become consistent. This many seem overly redundant, but chances are this project represents your biggest financial asset, liability and monthly payment. For that reason, it should be worth the extra due diligence.
Kevin Daum is the author of the custom-home manual Building a Custom Home for Dummies and What the Banks Won't Tell You.
This article originally appeared in the 2005 Log Homes Illustrated Annual Buyer's Directory.


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Some students from around Colorado were able to sign with the college of their choice today, but because of weather problems that have affected a large portion of the country, it's possible that Colorado and other schools may not be able to release the names of their entire recruiting classes today.
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I really, really love that tattoo. You know that scene in BSG where Leoben and Kara are getting sexy in the paint and the tattoo peeks out from under the paint and…. ahem.
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RachelWatch: The DADT Congressional Hearings
Today: Admiral Mike Mullen takes a principled stand and Senator John McCain does not.
Rachel started us off with a look at Year Two Obama, who seems to have noticed that people like it when he goes on the offensive and starts kicking ass. And, goodness, the President certainly has been eating his Wheaties lately.
Rachel contrasted a confident, on-point, and even jokey Obama with the snitfit pitched by Senator Judd Gregg (R – New Hampshire), who likes crabbing but hates debates. By his own rules, Judd Gregg should triple-love billions for small businesses, but it turns out he hates the debt and giving them loans more.
No, I am never going to stop finding Senator Gregg's name amusing. Sorry.
Rachel welcomed Hardball host Chris Matthews in the studio in spite of the fact that we have clearly demonstrated that they should always talk in a bar.
Matthews went right up to the edge with a metaphor before he pulled himself back. And in spite of the fact that he doesn't have nearly the preponderance of consonants that Judd Gregg does, Matthews sure does like interrupting.
Fight to Serve
Rachel showed a clip of Senator John McCain (R – Arizona) on the Hardball College Tour, which I assure you is a very different thing than what it sounds like.
That was the 2006 version of McCain, who back then was roundly hated by Republicans because he would sometimes break with his party to stand by his personal beliefs.
Unfortunately, the current version showed up to the DADT hearings: 2006 McCain's bitter, cranky twin who's trying to keep his seat in the face of a hard-right challenge. Hey, who dropped those principles all over the floor?
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The goal of my final project lesson plan is to allow students to incorporate the use of technology (FlipCam video and video editing in this case) while learning important First Aid techniques.
As a result of this lesson, students in other classes will also benefit from the mini-lesson that the students in my class produce. These videos will be posted on my blog so that students can watch and comment on the videos. Students will also include their transcripts with the submission of their videos to ensure that proper planning and research takes place.
But is this really necessary?
Aren't there already plenty of resources available for teaching First Aid?
Take a look at a couple of internet-video options that currently exist for my 9th graders.
This is a sample video of a first aid discussion of how to treat a broken bone.
Thoroughly bored yet? Here is another thrilling video on basic CPR technique.
So you can see the problem. There is not a good, INTERESTING, readily available, kid-friendly resource out there that demonstrates the basic First Aid response techniques that most high schoolers should know.
And that's where my final project comes in.
Students will be working in groups to produce a 2 minute video that outlines the response steps for a host of realistic emergency scenarios; burns, poisoning, broken bones, sprains and strains, etc.
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What are "friends" for? Apparently to get out of jury duty.
According to the Sarasota (Fla.) Herald-Tribune, a Florida man who was dismissed from a civil trial jury last year after attempting to "friend" the defendant on Facebook could face jail time because he reportedly did it on purpose in order to get out of jury duty.
The man is facing a criminal contempt of court charge and has a hearing later this month with the judge who dismissed him, according to the Herald-Tribune.
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- Chad mother-fucking Kroeger. Lead singer of hit band Nickelback, which is Canadian. Say his name. Chad Kroeger. If that's not enough to make your vagina explode with feelings of lust and ramen cravings then I don't know what is.
- His hair. It may look like your every-day ramen perm, but there's so much more under those sexy golden locks. Imagine feeling his beautiful curls as you passionately kiss him on the cheek.
- His body. Look at those abs. Look at those sexy pecs. Look at that rock sign he's making with his fingers. Imagine what else he can do with those fingers… like run them through your hair. Or his hair. Or even your bowl of ramen noodles.
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His Majesty to be attended with the Address.
Heath's Bill.
Messages from H. C. with Bills.
Ambrose's Petition, concerning a Guardian to answer for her.
Precedents of Guardians answering, to be searched.
Moor & al. versus Mattocks.
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The Lord Steward acquainted the House, "That the
Lords with White Staves (according to Order) had
waited on His Majesty, humbly to know when His Majesty will be pleased to be attended with the Address of
this House, Yesterday; and that His Majesty had been
pleased to appoint this Day, at Half an Hour after
Two a Clock, at His Palace of St. James's."
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vice lecta est Billa, intituled, "An Act for
vesting the Estate late of Sir Thomas Heath Knight,
deceased, in Trustees, to be sold, for Payment of his
Debts, and other Uses."
Ordered, That the Consideration of the said Bill
be committed to the Lords following; videlicet,
Their Lordships, or any Five of them; to meet on
Thursday the Three and Twentieth Day of this Instant May, at Ten a Clock in the Forenoon, in
the Prince's Lodgings near the House of Peers;
and to adjourn as they please.
A Message from the House of Commons, by Mr.
Micklethwait and others:
With a Bill, intituled, "An Act for repairing the
Highways from several Places therein mentioned,
leading towards Highgate Gatehouse and Hampsted, in
the County of Middlesex; and for electing Trustees,
for keeping up a sufficient Number, for the repairing
the Highways, upon the Roads from Highgate Gatehouse to Barnet Blockhouse; and also of the Highways
between Kilburn Bridge and Sparrows Hern, in the
County of Hertford;" to which they desire the Concurrence of this House.
A Message from the House of Commons by the
Lord William Pawlet and others:
With a Bill, intituled, "An Act for the Preservation and Improvement of the River Wear, and Port
and Haven of Sunderland, in the County of Durham;"
to which they desire the Concurrence of this House.
Upon reading the Petition of Thomasin Ambrose, One
of the Respondents to the Appeal of Elizabeth Ambrose
Widow; setting forth, "That the Petitioner is an Infant; and, the Appellant being by the Court of Chancery assigned her Guardian, the Petitioner put in her
Answer in the said Court, by her said Guardian and
Mother, who is the now Appellant; and therefore
praying, that this House will assign the Petitioner
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It is Ordered, That the said Petition do lie on the
Table; and that the Clerks do search Precedents, as to
the Appointment of Guardians to put in Answers to
Appeals, in Behalf of Respondents who are Infants;
and in what Manner.
The House being moved, "That a Day may be appointed, for hearing the Appeal of Boyl Moore and
others, depending in this House, whereunto Thomas
Mattocks and others are Respondents:"
It is Ordered, That this House will hear the said
Cause, by Counsel, at the Bar, on Wednesday the
Fifteenth Day of this Instant May, at Eleven a
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This location has a Walk Score of 85 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is a 14 minute walk from the Red Line Heavy Rail at the EUCLID - E 120TH STATION stop.
This location is in the University District neighborhood in Cleveland. Nearby parks include Wade Park Historic District, Wade Park and Case Field.
Nearby schools include University Circle Inc, University Cirle Inc and Case Western Reserve University.
The closest grocery stores are N5 Health Foods Llc, Constantino's Market and Ashbury Foods.
Nearby coffee shops include Munch Inc, Munch and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include The Jolly Scholar, Trentina and Boarding House Deli.
This location is near Cleveland Institute of Art, Wade Park and Case Western Reserve University.
There are good bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. This location is very bikeable, biking is convenient for most trips.


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Fig Meyer Lemon Balsamic Vinegar
I received a bottle of Lulu Fig-Meyer Lemon Balsamic Vinegar as a gift. It's much less acidic than most balsamic vinegars, so doesn't work well in salad dressings and the like. It's also quite thick with fig/lemon sediment, so wouldn't reduce well. I can't figure out how to use it, but don't want to waste such a gorgeous ingredient. A quick search online only turned up one "recipe" involving splashing it over wilted spinach - that's fine as far as it goes, but seems like a waste of something special. Any suggestions?
I love that vinegar and use it for salad dressing. If you think it's not acidic enough, just use it in conjunction with some other balsamic, wine or sherry vinegar. The flavors of lemon and fig are great.
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oooooh, I actually have oven roasted tomatoes from the end of my summer CSA in the fridge. I will do this for lunch tomorrow!
In season, I use it--unmixed--over steamed asparagus. Now that I think about it, the flavors would also probably go well with Brussels sprouts.
I stole this recipe from a lovely hotel restaurant I stayed at up at Lake Louise, Canada. I can't take credit but I have brought it to parties and everyone loves it. Very simple too.
Field greens, roasted walnuts, goat cheese and grilled slices of pear (I've used apple too). Let the pears cool some before adding to the salad and add the goat cheese pieces right before serving. I rub the pears slices with a little olive oil and salt and pepper before grilling.
Make a dressing with the fig balsamic (thin with a little regular balsamic or red wine vinegar) and some good quality olive oil, salt and pepper. I usually dress the greens and then add the other ingredients.
The original dish used candied walnuts but that's really too sweet for my taste. I like the toasty crunch of plain, toasted walnuts.
Drizzled over fresh figs stuffed with marscapone cheese.
Like a lot of balsamic vinegars, maybe drizzled on desserts? Rather than the usual vanilla, maybe a lemon ice cream, but not sorbet.
Drizzled on pound cake?
Driizzled over fresh fruits such as strawberries or blueberries
Marinades are always good. I would think chicken or fish would take well to this because of the lemon.
Another way to search is for recipes that use balsamic vinegar, figs and lemons. Substituting the Meyer-lemon vinegar for plain balsamic vinegar might add more concentrated flavor and complexity. For example, it could be substituted in these recipes
Fig chutney
Poached Figs In Red Wine And Balsamic Vinegar
Green Beans With Figs and Walnuts
How about straining it so you can reduce it? That's what this recipe does.
Grilled Rosemary Pork Chops With Raisin-fig-balsamic Sauce
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Drizzle it on vanilla ice cream or pound cake; I love these type of vinegars on sweet things.


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The hours are long.
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A friend of mine has decided not to use this beautiful chevron print John Robshaw bolster. The bolster measures 20″ x 34″, it's a whopper. The price is $120.00. Please email me if you are interested.
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I need to purge some rando files from my desktop — and step away. Starting with these self portraits. I was vogueing in the den all by myself. I wanted a clean and crisp portrait for my social profiles and I'm learning my new camera. The dude walked in at one point and I tried to pretend that I wasn't indulging in my own image. Does anyone else have a complicated relationship with the selfie?
This popped up for FREE on Craigslist. My friend Patrick hit me up to ask me about my experience with re-upholstery. I got so excited for him to own this piece of furniture. He said he'd found it within one hour of it's post time stamp, but someone else got it. Dang. I was hoping it'd be the before shot for a really fun project!
I grabbed some coordinating blue and white fabric to match my existing pillow efforts. This could be our future. I forgot to add the vintage indigo batik hmong pillow that I recently sewed up, but it fits nicely.
This coordinating pillow effort was also a result of the fact that Sarah wants me to chill out with all the color I have going on and establish some order. She's not wrong, but you know it's hard for me as a color lover… I've always loved a haphazard mess of happy jewel tones. I don't hear anyone calling me the master of the mix though — so I'm hanging it up and seeking professional help.
It's for realdo. I sought the sage advice of a professional that gets PAID for interior design. More to come, once I can catch my breath and really think about how my in home consultation went! I definitely LOVED my designer dude Matt Merrell, and I'm afraid I didn't let him talk enough, so now I need to bone up some mo' cash for more of his time.
Additionally, I've mentioned that I've been doing some work with Jaxon Home, and it's been realllly fun. Some days it looks something like this… That is Patterson literally combing the fabric for it's pristine product shot. Intrigued!? I'm slinging sofas now. GO SHOP!
by Sarah on June 21, 2011, 2 comments
My husband and I agreed that we would focus on one room and work there until we felt like it was as complete as possible. The living room won the prize.
So a couple of weeks ago, Dan was sitting on the couch and he said "you realize that everything in this room is some shade of brown or white" The answer was yes, I was well aware of that and I had yet to really begin the decorating process in there.
Because I'm sort of overstimulated everyday on the internet when it comes to pattern and fabric I find it hard to settle on throw pillows for my own space. I decided to buckle down and start searching and considering what I really loved in what I saw each day around the web and tucked away in my inspiration file.
I had been admiring vintage embroidered suzanis on Etsy and Ebay for a while and finally decided that I wanted to incorporate one of those on the sofa. Something like these,
I always feel like I'm attracted to a simple stripe, so I'd probably put two striped pillows on the sofa along with the vintage suzani pillow,
and then I'd like to put these pillows already whipped up in a Robert Kime suzani fabric in each of the linen club chairs,
pillows here
I plan to acquire some vintage (rattan) arm chairs to sit at the pedestal table which kind of serves as a game/conversation table. Â I envision these chairs to have upholstered seat cushions. Like this,
I would most likely use a fabric with a small scale pattern like,
Sister Parish via The Designer's AtticÂ
Peter Dunham, Cruz
by Sarah on October 7, 2010, 4 comments
It has been over a year now since I took a sewing class. I made three throw pillows and hemmed a pair of pants. The last thing I did before the class ended was cut a piece of Schumacher's Chenonceau (Fawn) in preparation to make a long rectangular pillow. I successfully cut it but thats where that project ended and the fabric has been stowed in my closet since then.
As I was cleaning out my closet a few weeks ago I came across the fabric and decided that it was time to do something. So I took it to Renee's Fabrics. They have tons of suzani and ikat prints coming in soon and they have the linen bird fabric that keeps popping everywhere like on Jamie's ottoman.
Surprisingly Renee's whipped up my pillow in one day. I think it looks great on the sofa!
Oh and excuse the Petrie my dog ruined the upholstery, so much for that noise Crate & Barrel is making about stain resistance. I plan to have it covered in dark brown velvet one of these days.
This task was No. 32 on the Punch List.
by Sarah on June 15, 2010, 3 comments
A few weeks ago I went to a local furniture store called Plan B. Â I spotted some pillows in the window and made a point to return the following day to purchase them.
The person watching the shop for the owner told me that the pillows were not for sale, they were to be sold with a settee. I was pretty frustrated but not defeated.
Flash forward–my Mom and I go back in to Plan B last week to check out the Astrid chairs they have in store for her bathroom, remember the chair in the bath post, if not you can read it here.
The pillows were still there. The owner was in. We ended up chatting with the owner for a bit about being design junkies and then he sold me the pillows…with a little convincing.
My Mom bought the Astrid chair for her bathroom and I put the pillows in my bedroom for now.
Caitlin Creer snapped a picture of my pillows at HD Buttercup in LA. Betsy used to live a bike ride away from that place, a must see for anyone into design!
Windsor Smith used a similar pattern in a different colorway in her fabulous LA home. Â The pattern is part of Smith's line, Riad.
The fabric alone retails for $63.20, I bought both of the pillows for $125.00. Â I'll definitely be visiting Plan B more in the future and I'll be sure to take photos.
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Thomas Sheehy (1840-1913) was a solicitor, barrister and proctor of Collins Street, Hobart. He was a younger son of John and Ellen Sheehy of Hobart and in 1860 was articled to his brother Stephen (d. 1879), a solicitor, and was admitted in 1865. As a member of a leading Catholic family and brother of a priest, Thomas Sheehy had many Catholics among his clients. His business records include a letter book, diaries noting consultations and actions taken, drafts of documents, notes and apprenticeship indentures.
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Oh man, as much as I'm totally loving have the sun up so late, it's killing my body and it's eating schedule! It can't figure out when to eat and when not to! At least it's making me more aware of what my body wants!
I knew I had a super long day out in the field so I woke up way earlier than normal and headed to the gym for a run. I was in a hurry so finished 4.5 miles in 42 minutes before hurrying home and getting out to work! It sure turned out to be a gorgeous day today!
I pre-packed breakfast and devoured it when I made it to my destination…which was way too fast as my stomach took some time to catch up with it! I had the same breakfast as yesterday, which was PB soy yogurt, cinnamon, strawberries, and Attune Cereal Mix that I made!
I can't get enough of this meal! I'm going to be sad when it runs out!
Normally a day like this would kind of drive me crazy, because I stare at one place for 8 hours but for some reason it didn't seem so bad today.
I enjoyed looking at all the pretty birds I was surrounded by…and all their crazy mating calls. Yes, I listened to mating calls ALL.DAY.LONG.
How cute are those Quail!? I can't believe people eat them…hrmf.
Anyhow, time was flying and by the time I ate lunch it was already 1:30! Yikes! Luckily I had a heating mechanism in the works all morning…field in the soup?
Eaten cold?
Not this girl!
I totally used one of my reusable bags, black, and the heat of the sun to heat up my soup! Now, it wasn't boiling or anything, but helped get rid of the chill that remained after being in the fridge all night long! Leftover Vegetable Soup with Chickpeas hidden in there somewhere…
By then my my stomach caught up with my brain and it was time for snacks! It was a long day so of course snacks were needed. Tiny apple and Banana Walnut Muffin?
On the way home from the field I snacked on those super tasty Mini PB Sandwich Crackers…such a great snack!
A 10 hour day plus working out and finishing that before the sun was even up means I was tired and needed a good dinner. I started off with some grapes…
And finished off with a salad beast and the last Organic Black Bean Burger!
Now dessert is Mini Cadberry Eggs and GLEE. Yep, great way to end the night, before another long day tomorrow! Oh the joys of field work starting with Spring in the air…and the birds of course! Yay!