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Seattle Office for Civil Rights (SOCR) enforces federal and civil rights laws; leads the Race and Social Justice Initiative, the City of Seattle's long-term commitment to end racism and achieve racial equity in Seattle; and coordinates the Gender Justice Project, whose goal is to close the wage gap for Seattle workers.
The City of Seattle is a national leader on wage, labor and workforce practices that enhance equity. To address wage gaps and create a fair and healthy economy for workers, businesses and residents, the City of Seattle created an Office of Labor Standards (OLS) in late 2014. OLS is mandated to implement City ordinances on minimum wage, paid sick and safe time, use of criminal history in employment decisions, wage theft and other laws that the City may enact in the future. OLS is housed within SOCR.
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For several years, growth in the mortgage industry was expansive. Mortgage brokers and mortgage bankers enjoyed more than modest profits. As industry professionals, mortgage loan originators enjoyed higher than average incomes. The mortgage lending industry, as a whole, became more visible, more respected, and more organized.
Organizations such as the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) and the National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB) had an increase in participation through state level affiliates and individual memberships. Professional education and certification became a primary activity within these organizations, and advocacy and political action also topped the list of priorities for these organizations. As the industry grew, industry regulation and related legislation increased. One of the most significant changes in the regulatory environment included state required registration of mortgage broker firms in addition to licensing of, and continuing education for, individual loan originators. What was significant about the mortgage industry that accounted for expansive growth and extensive regulation? The answer lies in an examination of the business model.
The Old Business Model – Refinance Boom and Subprime Era
The Market - Who were the customers and borrowers? Those who could not qualify for traditional financing that was available at the time: FHA-insured or VA-guaranteed loans. In addition, there was a need for alternative financing for those who could not qualify under Fannie Mae's or Freddie Mac's guidelines, and those who did not qualify for private mortgage insurance (PMI). This new subprime market included buyers who could not afford the standard 20% down payment for a new home purchase, borrowers with nontraditional or non-verifiable income, and borrowers with negative credit histories.
Business Method - Loan originators used a variety of strategies to find customers. One significant source of prospecting was mortgage filings. By searching county records, originators could locate recent mortgage filings, including notices of default (NOD), foreclosure proceedings and sheriff's sales. Loan originators would offer prospective borrowers a subprime refinance loan as a way to cure default and/or avoid foreclosure. These loans were often two-year adjustable rate mortgages (ARM), which would often be refinanced two or three times through the same loan originator or mortgage banker/broker.
Money Sources - Since these borrowers could not qualify for traditional sources of mortgage funding, where did the money come from? Specialty lenders and investors. Companies such as Countrywide B&C Lending, Long Beach Mortgage Company and Ameriquest entered the market as investors in less-than-perfect credit loans, low- and no- income documentation loans, and foreclosure buyout loans. Servicing of these loans were bought and sold from investor to investor, based on pools of performing (and nonperforming) loans, in addition to income and credit characteristics of loan pools. Investors profited by collecting loan payments, selling loan portfolios and by refinancing the two-year ARM loans in their existing pools.
Between 2000-2007 the mortgage business was characterized by a surge in originations of subprime mortgage refinance loans. Since 2007, many of those mortgages have defaulted, and property values have declined, making home sales and rate and term refinances difficult to impossible. Those companies and individuals who intend to survive in the mortgage business may adopt a new business model – assisting borrowers in obtaining loan modifications to avoid foreclosure.
New Business Opportunities - Many loan officers are familiar with the basics of foreclosure prevention, which has traditionally been: "do something before receiving a NOD." That is, originate a refinance loan while the customer is 30-, 60-, or sometimes even 90-days delinquent, and consolidate the first and second mortgages when possible. Two problems that loan officers encounter in the post-subprime era is lack of lenders/investors for delinquent borrowers and declining property values. Mortgage brokers, loan originators and loan servicers now can develop new partnerships centered on loss mitigation and loan modifications as opposed to the old originate and fund model. Since lenders are not investing in new loans or buying and selling loan pools at rates seen in the past, industry professionals must find new ways to prevent foreclosure as a way to thrive and maintain profits, as much as to survive in the mortgage industry. The new and improved loan officer must become a loss mitigation or loan modification specialist. (Read Lending From A Loan Officer's Perspective to learn how a loan officer thinks.)
Loss Mitigation Specialists - Loss mitigation is a business activity or a relationship between a lender and a third party, such as a mortgage broker and their originators, for the purpose of helping borrowers avoid foreclosures. Loss mitigation activities include the short sale or refinance, i.e. negotiating and originating a reduced principal payoff; forbearance agreements, where payments are temporarily waived and paid at the end of the loan or the loan term is extended. Many loan officers already have critical mitigation experience in refinancing delinquent or pre-foreclosure loans. In most cases, loan officers have influenced (if not outright negotiated) forbearance agreements to allow adequate time to originate the refinance loan or purchase loan for a foreclosure investor. The type of mitigation that represents new opportunity for loan officers is negotiating a complete change in all loan terms, or loan modification.
Loan Modification Specialist - Most seasoned loan originators should easily make the transition to loan modification specialist. Loan modification is similar to refinance origination, in that the specialist is negotiating a new rate, term and - in many cases - a new loan amount with the lender. The difference is that there is no exchange of funds or traditional loan closings.
Staying Competitive: A New Business Model
Another significant difference is that the loan modification specialist will work with government-backed programs, such as Hope for Homeowners or Making Home Affordable. Much of the old business model can and will remain the same. For example, county courthouse mortgage and NOD filings are still an important source of information for finding primary clients. Also, referral business will take on a new level of importance. Establishing relationships with banks and existing loan servicers will provide specialists with a constant stream of prequalified needs-based prospects. (Learn more about the government's Home Modification Plan unveiled in 2009 in our article Things To Know About The Home Modification Plan.)
Some of the relationships from the old business model, such as those with appraisers, title insurance agents and closing companies, will become less important as technology replaces traditional appraisal valuations and as servicers use their own attorneys for new mortgage filings. Loan modification specialists and loan processors will need to make the switch from using loan origination software and automated underwriting engines to software specifically designed to create multiple modification scenarios for existing loans. This will also involve learning to use new automated interfaces to share information seamlessly with servicers and lenders.
Finally, companies and individuals remaining in the mortgage business as loan modification specialists must change their basic marketing and sales plan. In the capacity of a broker, it is no longer adequate to offer lenders and servicers another "good" loan for the pipeline, nor is sufficient to offer the customer another "good deal." The successful loan modification company offers lenders and servicers valuable prescreening and modification agreement preparation that reduces workloads so that servicers can get back to what they do best, that is servicing, not originating, loans. Borrowers are frustrated, confused and uninformed how to go about obtaining a loan modification. The successful loan modification company has a pre-established relationship with loan servicers, and is familiar with their processes so that customers are paying for an expected result, not just for a well-written proposal to shop around by themselves.
Keep the Business Legitimate
Research the types of companies, including attorneys, real estate and mortgage companies that are currently offering loan modification assistance. Review the many do-it-yourself software and video tutorials aimed at homeowners. Learn about the existing modification plans that lenders offer, privately and in conjunction with federal government initiatives. Most importantly, know the local, state and federal laws on mortgage modification programs in your chosen area, as they are constantly changing and under scrutiny. Be visible and transparent, not only to prospective customers, but also to lenders, servicers, industry and consumer advocates, and to government regulators.
Since the mortgage business made the change from safe, government-backed lending to high-risk subprime lending starting in 2007, successful originators learned the new subprime business model. As the business took the corrective turn from subprime mortgage failures, successful loan originators and mortgage brokers adapted to the environment, and many transitioned to become loan modification specialists.
(For related readings, take a look at Saving Your Home From Foreclosure and Avoiding Foreclosure Scams.)
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Cafe BennoJune 27Café • Vienna, Austria
it opens at 4:30 pm on Saturdays!!!
nabytok z recyklovanych matrosov je milucky, no ked je rozhegany, kazi to dojem. jedlo ok, nic extra, no jedle
their hummus is to die for - super tasty!
excellent service, great food, amazing place! the place to go for families and dog people ;) loved it!
I used to love this place, not anymore since the waitress has no idea what espresso is! and the bagel was not even that good :(
I love it here. ideal for young parents, children can play at the playground while they enjoy their fix of coffee ,)
have your espresso here! and juice :) they speak english and the place is very cool
don't expect to find a toilet in this beautiful square. just go to the park and relieve yourselves in the bushes. it sucks
the place has a great vibe though the toilet gives a sort of Trainspotting feeling :)) don't go for kebab if you hate curry!
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Recipes from the award-winning cookbook author, including Moroccan lamb stew with noodles and a clay-pot tarte tatin.
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Many Mediterranean cooks use clay pots to cook foods without added liquid. In Sicily, the method is called affogato and the pot is an earthenware tegame. In Paula Wolfert's adaptation of a specialty she enjoyed many years ago at the Ristorante Circolo Uliveto, in the Sicilian town of Trecastagni, she substitutes an easier-to-find cazuela for the tegame. She uses it to cook coarsely chopped broccoli rabe (ideally the young, leafy kind) with grated pecorino cheese, briny olives and meaty anchovies, then folds the mixture into boiled pasta and bakes it.


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The RTM version of the Visual Studio 2013 ALM virtual machine and hands-on-labs / demo scripts are now available!
You can also find a consolidated list of all of the ALM virtual machines here: http://aka.ms/ALMVMs.
Please ensure that you are following the instructions in the "Working with..." document for importing this VM. The most likely cause for what you are seeing is that you did not IMPORT the VM, but instead that you created a new virtual machine and pointed to the existing VHD file. If you are still having this problem after following these instructions on a fresh extract of the VM please let me know.
I am also having issues trying to Activate the OS. I followed the instruction in the "Working with ..." document and tried to activate but I am getting the error "The activation server reported that new time based activation not available". Date is set to today and the machine has internet connectivity so not sure what's wrong.
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It turns out that the activation problems people are hitting are due to something going on with the service at Microsoft responsible for unlocking activations. I'm really sorry for everybody who hit this but we only recently confirmed this is a problem. We're still trying to find a solution to the activation problem, although keep in mind that you do NOT need to activate to use this VM.
I just wrote a blog post which details this along with the implications: blogs.msdn.com/.../errors-activating-the-alm-virtual-machines.aspx
Thanks Brian!
Only it looks like you forgot to add the following links on (http://aka.ms/vs13almvm):
Sorry about that, you caught me mid-upgrade. :-) The blog post has been updated now with all of the files in the fileset along with a set of 20 additional hands-on-labs / demo scripts which were upgraded from 2010/2012.


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A Toledo church celebrates the impact of Dr. Martin Luther King??s legacy, as a church leader prepares to deliver an important speech at a famous civil rights landmark.
The congregation at Toledo??s New Bethel Church of God in Christ remembered the civil rights leader??s legacy on Sunday. Toledo??s own Bishop Rance Allen, a world-renowned gospel singer, preached Dr. King??s message; that ??love will conquer all.??
??You help me where you can help me and I??ll help you where I can help you,?? said Allen. He continued, ??As we face these challenges we can win together.??
On Monday, Allen will deliver this keynote speech at Mason Temple in Memphis, Tenn. Mason Temple is the famous location where Dr. King delivered his final public speech, ??I??ve Been to the Mountaintop,?? one day before he was assassinated.
??I never would have dreamed it in a thousand years,?? said Allen. He added, ??But, I did have a dream like Dr. King.??
New Bethel Church will remember Dr. King at a ceremony on Monday at the University of Toledo. The ceremony will begin at 9 a.m.


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The Mishima lab shows that cells link PRC1 to centralspindlin to create a motorised crosslinker that actively maintains the integrity of the central spindle.
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Discovery of a meshwork of inter-microtubule connectors in kinetochore fibres of the mitotic spindle by the Royle lab.
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McAinsh and Burroughs groups develop image analysis tools and live imaging to reveal how microtubule polymerisation is coordinated at sister kinetochores
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The Mishima lab shows that CYK4 binds to the neck domains of MKLP1, thereby configuring the heads for antiparallel microtubule bundling.
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The Straube lab shows how MAP4 organises microtubules in muscle cells. oMAP4 is a microtubule zippering protein that controls motor-driven microtubule sliding.
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McAinsh lab reveal how CENP-Q and the CENP-E motor coordinate chromosome congression during mitosis.
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Straube and Kaverina labs show that Kif1C and CLASPs are required to form podosomes in vascular smooth muscle cells.
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Hey Matt!
You're welcome!
See, we're moving right along figuring this out - 2 heads are better than one! :-)
I have NO IDEA how I missed Wm Henry Smith's death cert all this time as I have searched for it several times, several different ways over the time I've been helping you here - and all-of-a-sudden yesterday there it was - in my face.
But, these various genealogical sites are always putting out more info too...maybe it was there all along, maybe it wasn't. Whatever, I finally found it. Did you find it?
O.K., now that you know (if the Tucson paper info is correct) that he was discharged in 1947, it might be worth your while for your mother to request those papers - honorable or dishonorable, she should be allowed to have those too as she is his child. Yes, it's called a "separation" and "discharge", and that's what she can request - his separation and discharge papers.
My one relative has a "honorable discharge" paper [front and back] from the US Army - he was discharged in 1945. Then, there's "separation record" paperwork too. On the separation paperwork there's a line for: "Reason and authority for separation" and on his it states in part: 'Convenience of the Government RR1-1 Demobilization'.
It lists the battles he was part of and where, his military specialty, that he was awarded 1 good conduct medal and 5 bronze stars, length of service, pay, insurance, thumb print, etc., etc. They're full of info Matt.
What all is on a dishonorable discharge/separation I don't know; but they'd have to list a reason for the discharge.
I'm no military buff, so I have to look up stuff sometimes on military sites to figure it out! LOL!
Just Google something like "obtaining military discharge papers" and links will show up. There's a certain form that has to be obtained and filled out.
Now, if you look at those articles about his arrest, it says he was living at 507 South Plumer Ave in Tucson when he was arrested...whether that area was a base in 1947, I don't know. So first, I go to Google maps and punch in that address/street to see if it still exists. Then what I do: I Google "military bases in Tucson, AZ 1947" and poof!, up comes info. ;-) I'm looking at it right now in another window...this was the WWII era, and there's lots of info about the 2 world wars to be had out there on the 'net.
There's a map showing where these bases were then, and what they are now on a Wikipedia link; and yes, the US Army Air Force had bases all over the place [AZ] back then.
He may not have been living on a base necessarily. You'll have to dig a little deeper to find out.
I'm not sure he could have re-enlisted into any branch of the US military after his 1947 discharge if it was a dishonorable one - a dishonorable discharge is the equivalent of a court martial; do some searching on this and see - as he was a Sgt, it may be different, I don't know - I'm not a military whiz. But that one article referred to him as "Ex-sergeant" too - he may have been stripped of his rank. I believe there's cases where they can appeal the decision too. But his separation/discharge papers should clear this up if your mother gets them.
Hmm...so he was in the National Guard first...does the paperwork say when he joined that? He turned 18 in July 1930. Usually you have to be 18 to join the military. [My grandfather lied about his birth date by 1 year to join the Navy; he was really only 17.] Current National Guard website says you can register as early as 17; what it was back in the 1930's, I don't know.
One of those articles also mentions that neighbors were feeding his wife and kids; that they hadn't lived in the area long; that they really didn't qualify for state welfare benefits because they hadn't lived there long enough, etc. Maybe that's why he appealed to the Army for welfare assistance.
Did you notice also that the one article [dated 7/11/47] mentioned that he took in an orphaned youth some time ago? Hmm...another mystery.
You asked: "how do you manage it?" Ha-ha-ha! Answer - "Dig baby, dig!" LOL!! Keep digging. In April 2010 I went to OH for 1 week and drug my elderly Uncle with me through about 20-25 cemeteries, a genealogical library, blew through 9 rolls of film, took copious notes, etc. (wore him out too!) looking for info on our ancestors. We talked to several cemetery superintendents, genealogical staff, other researchers...they all brought up the same thing - how so many people give up on their research as soon as they hit that first "brick wall".
Seems that some are under the mistaken notion that with all this high-falutin technology they're gonna just sit down at the computer, go click, click, click, and it's all gonna magically come together for them - NO! They hit that first brick wall, get discouraged, and give up. This research is expensive and time consuming also. And yes, it IS frustrating at times too.
I had a few cemetery superintendents tell me, "Lady, you're tenacious." Yes, I am. LOL! My Uncle has told people that, "When my niece runs into one of those brick walls, she just takes a sledgehammer to it and keeps going."
That's what you have to do Matt - just keep going. Eventually, you'll stumble upon another lead or clue, or make contact with someone who may know something. And keep digging on the 'net; that's how I found those Ross County records in PDF yesterday, and how I found out about Emma Cathryn* being Samantha's illegitimate kid she had at age 16 (as I had suspected); when Samantha Hall married Samuel Tuneyhill; how "Bridenbaugh" was spelled then, etc.
[*I also found in those Ross County PDF Probate records that it lists a 1944 record for Emma Cathryn Hall; it just says:
1944 HALL, Emma Cathryn (Birth Registration) 21530 (under case # column]
What that means, I don't know...was she getting a copy of her birth certificate at age 40? Was she requesting it to see who her father may have been? Why would her birth be being "registered" 40 years after the fact? Probating what? Or is it a typo, and should have read 1904? I don't know...???
Suggestion: take this latest info from these posts and add and correct it on your tree...this may very well trigger new records to pop up. Add these birth and marriage dates, names, etc. and look for and attach the right Census records, get the parents names straight (like for Samantha Hall's, etc.) and maybe some more records and family tree hints will get triggered. And keep digging! LOL!
Yeah, I'll drop you a line later as right now I have to get busy around the house/yard. When I do send you an e-mail, I'll put "William R Smith" in the subject line so you'll know it's me. I'll also tell you how you might be able to obtain copies of his and Loretta's LA County divorce records from 1942. (I forgot to mention that yesterday)
Yesterday, I called Springbank Cemetery in Ross County a couple of times - kept getting an answering machine message. This was before I found Wm Henry Smith's death cert - I had a feeling he would be buried there. I'll try again today - I want to see how easily accessible their burial records are, i.e. how quickly they could look some up for me. I have unlimited long distance calling for only $12 bucks a month, so it doesn't cost me extra to call long distance. I'm curious if your grandfather, WRS, was buried there even though he probably died in Washington state, and what other members of this family are there.
More later,
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The first woman to ever write a Transformers comic book, Mairghread Scott, will join us this Saturday, October 3, 2015 for our 3rd annual Creative Women Mini-Con.
Mairghread wrote the four issues series, Transformers: Windblade, making her the first woman to ever write a Transformers comic book. She worked with an all female team, including Sarah Stone, who attended Creative Women Mini-Con 2014.
First creator-owned series Toil and Trouble
Mairghread's first creator-owned series, Toil and Trouble, published by BOOM! Studios, has its first issue on comic book shelves now. DorkShelf.com describes Toil and Trouble this way: "This six issue miniseries weaves together the story of Macbeth from the point of view of the three witches, offering a unique glimpse into the world of one of Shakespeare's biggest tragedies and delivering a closer examination into the darker parts of the human soul."
Learn more about Toil and Trouble in this Mairghread Scott interview at The Mary Sue.
Learn more about Toil and Trouble in this Mairghread Scott interview at The Mary Sue.
Connect with Mairghread online on Twitter, @MairghreadScott, on her website, MScottWriter.com, or on Tumblr, MScottWrites.
More of Mairghread's work can be seen in Marvel's Guardians of The Galaxy, Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors, Transformers: Robots In Disguise and Rescue Bots as well as the comic books Marvel Universe Guardians of the Galaxy, and Transformers: Combiner Wars.
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Barbara blazed a trail for other women to follow as an early female influence in the comic book industry. In a piece written for SequentialTart.com, Jennifer M. Contino says about Kesel, "Moved by the bad stereotypical way that most female characters were portrayed, she sent DC Comics a ten-page letter informing them of her views and suggestions for how to 'fix' problems and make improvements." Dick Giordano called her for a meeting.
Barbara has worked at DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Image Comics, CrossGen, and Dark Horse Comics. She served as "head writer" at CrossGen and is well known for writing the popular comic book, Meridian, featuring a young, female heroine named Sephie. She has also written Sigil, Ultragirl, Legends of the Dark Crystal, and Ghost Whisperer, among others.
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Right now, in the shop, we have available a collected edition of Hawk & Dove written by Barbara and numerous issues from #1 and #44 of Meridian.
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Ben held a 50/50 win/loss ratio for all Jenga matches. Here's a great photo from a video we posted to Snapchat (add "EmpiresComics" for more spur of the moment fun).
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There will be a costume contest -- AND by the way, cosplayers get in free. It's also free for Crocker members. College students get a $2 discount. Pay at the door or register online.
Take a pick with the Delorean (thanks to the California Automobile Museum) and meet lots of artists, writers, cosplayers, and comic book creators. Happy hour is from 5-6 pm and there will be $5 drink specials all night. The event is sponsored by Submerge Magazine.
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Nooligan's Big Barda an Empire's Comics Vault exclusive
One creator that has made his mark both locally, and now nationwide, is Sacramento native Hainanu Saulque (Nooligan.com), but maybe you know him as Nooligan.
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Our third annual Creative Women Mini-Con is Saturday, October 3, 2015. The official hashtag for this year's event is #CWMC2015 (see the results on Twitter or Instagram).
The 2013 and 2014 events had some amazing guests, and this year will be no different. Please note, that, while this year's event is full, we are still accepting applications in the unlikely event that a spot opens up.
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Watch our blog for individual profiles on each creative woman along with video interviews. And now... the list!
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Angelina Brewer: If it's pinup, rockabilly, or geek, Angelina digs it. From framed art to wearable art, you'll want to check out this first time exhibitor at Creative Women Mini-Con. You'll be amazed by her perler bead art. Check it out on Facebook.
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Kimberly Greve: Kimberly is currently working on the art for her first graphic novel, "Bride of the Wolf God," written by her husband. Connect with Kimberly on Twitter before you meet her at the mini-con: @ellazara.
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Julie Okahara: Julie has displayed in Empire's Art Gallery and exhibited at our annual Free Comic Book Day Mini-Con. We're pleased to introduce you to the imaginative and thought-provoking paintings of Julie Okahara. Visit http://www.julieokahara.com/ for a glimpse of her work.
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Kristine Wendt: Kristine's art has been featured in Empire's Art Gallery and her comic has graced Empire's Comics Vault's local shelf. Tweet Kristine at @KristineArt and follow her adventures on Instagram at @KristineArt.
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A five star would have been in place, but for lack of enough parking space, which is of high priority for tourists. Everything else was fine. The restaurant attached was useful. The ambiance was also good.
I did not stay in the hotel, I just went to eat at the restaurant which is very famous in Tamil Nadu.
I went at around 3 pm. Very few meals were available by that time which was not what I expected, No north indian meal was available, nor were all south indian meals.
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Event Calendar
Mailing List
The Barony of Ponte Alto is a chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism
based in the inner Virginia suburbs of Washington, DC. Ponte Alto is part of the
Kingdom of Atlantia which stretches from Maryland to South Carolina, plus a little bit of Georgia.
The Barony works to re-create parts of the Middle Ages through "hands on" activities such as
armored combat, fencing, archery, clothing making, embroidery, and music.
The Barony's official territory covers Fairfax County (except for Centreville and Chantilly),
Arlington County, and the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, and Falls Church, but our activities are open to anyone who is interested.
News and Announcements
Chalice of the Sun God XII: The Labors of Hercules
The Barony's next event will be Saturday, October 10, 2015! For information on the
challenges and activities for the day, please visit the
event page.
Baronial Letters of Intent
Letters of intent have been submitted for the next Baronage of Ponte Alto.
The following candidates have submitted letters, which can be viewed by clicking their names:
Polling will take place in October, though at this time we are unsure if this will
be an electronic polling or a paper polling. Further information on the polling will be provided by
the Senescahl when it is available. As always only dues paid members will receive the pollings, so
please make sure your memberships are up to date. However, anyone wishing to express an opinion on
the candidates may do so in writing to Their Highnesses Christoph and Adelhait.
New Location for Monthly Sewing Circle
The sewing circle that meets the third Thursday of every month will now take place at
a new location: TBD. The next meeting will be in October, date and time TBD. For more
information, please visit the Sewing Circle's
Facebook Group.
Change in Time for Sunday Heavy Weapons Practice
Sunday heavy weapons practice at Tysons Pimmit Park has returned to its normal 12-4pm schedule.
Change in Location for Thursday Heavy Weapons Practice
Starting next Thursday, September 10, the Ponte Alto Thursday night heavy
weapons fight practice is moving back indoors.
As in the past, practice will be held in the cafeteria in the Lemon Road
Elementary School located on Idlywood Road six blocks north of its
intersection with Route 7 near I-66 in Falls Church from 6:00 PM to 9:00
PM. For detailed directions, see the Event Calendar section of the Ponte
Alto Baronial Website starting with September 10. The cafeteria is on the
right just past the school's main entrance and lobby. Parking is out front
or on the right side of the school, with access from there to the back door
leading directly into the cafeteria.
Business Meetings
Our regular business meetings are one the fourth Sunday of
every month, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 7426 Idylwood Rd, Falls Church, VA 22043.
Business Meeting Directions.
To All Heavy Weapons Fighters of Ponte Alto and Its Environs!
A reminder to those to attend marshal activities and practice
at Fairfax County Public Schools: Fairfax County Schools do not allow any form
of real weapons, even work knives, Swiss Army knives, box cutters, etc, to be
brought onto school property. Lemon Road Elementary has in the past officially
informed the Barony that any infraction of this rule will result in the perrnanent
loss of our practice site there. Therefore, please be respectful of this rule so
that we may continue having our practices at this school. Thank you!
A&S Gallery
Ponte Alto is continually seeking submissions from our local artisans for our
online gallery of A&S projects.
If you are interested in displaying your work, whether finished or in-progress,
send your photographs and descriptions to the MOAS.
Open Baronial Officer Positions
Currently the Barony has several offices it is looking to fill, including deputy positions.
Vacant positions include:
Heavy Marshal
Hall Steward
Deputy MoL
Deputy Exchequer
Deputy Chatelain
Deputy Herald
Deputy Chamberlain
Deputy Chronicler
Deputy Archery Marshal
Deputy Chancellor of Youth Activities
Please contact the Baronial Seneschal or the individual officer for a position you are interested
in or for more information.
Monthly Activities
Newcomers Meeting
Next Meeting: Friday, October 16th
Host: Lord Grimkirk and Lady Agnete
Location: 4215 Maylock Ln, Fairfax, VA 22033
Time: 7 - 10 pm
Parking: Plenty of street parking
Allergy Alert: none
Accessibility: 100% wheelchair accessible
Newcomer's gatherings are open to everyone old or new. No garb required. Come hang out, talk, meet new people. Feel free to bring a project to work on.
For those of you who have been to the home of our Baron and Baroness, it may help you to know that Grimkirk and Agnete live directly across the street!
This is an Open House style meeting... arrive when you can.
Sewing Circle
Meets the third Thursday of every month. Next meeting: October, date and time TBD.
The Sewing Circle is an open group for anyone to work on, discuss, and learn about sewing-related
projects (which might include garments, embroidery, knitting, weaving, dyeing, etc). We are a
diverse group of all different skill levels, and all are welcome to join.
If you'd like to host or need the address please contact Lady Margaret Lad (mka Megan Ladd) at webminister AT pontealto.atlantia.sca.org
For more information, please visit the Sewing Circle's
Facebook Group.
Ponte Alto Singers
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. Next meeting: Tuesday, October 6th at 7:00pm.
The singing group is open to anyone interested in learning both period (pre-16th century) and SCA original compositions.
If you are interested in joining and need the location information please contact Lady Annika Siltanen (mka Eliisa Harman)
at mom AT pontealto.atlantia.sca.org
For more information, please visit the Ponte Alto Singers'
Facebook Group.
Scriptorium and A&S Night
Meets the fourth Monday of every month following that Sunday's business meeting.
Next meeting: October 26th at 7:00pm.
A&S night open for anyone to bring a current project or for A&S discussions and ideas.
If you are interested in joining and need the location information please contact Baroness Adina von der Heide at baroness AT pontealto.atlantia.sca.org
Ponte Alto Events
Potluck Heavy Weapons Practices
Oyez! Oyez!
Back by popular demand! The Barony of Ponte Alto will resume having a
potluck picnic along with its Sunday afternoon heavy weapons practice in Tysons-Pimmit Park
from 12:00 to 4:00 PM, on the same Sunday as the monthly Baronial business meeting is scheduled,
and will continue into the autumn for as long as fair weather will permit (except for July,
when the monthly business meeting is cancelled in lieu of Pennsic War).
All members of the populace are invited to attend. Heavy weapons and light
weapons fighters, arts and sciences creators and dancers and other performers are welcome to come
and fight / craft / entertain / practice their specialty. Potluck participants bringing dishes
are requested to bring modest amounts of food (5-8 servings). Gentles from our neighboring Baronies
of Stierbach and Storvik are also most welcome to participate. (See the Monthly Calendar on the
Baronial Website for Directions).
Please contact Deputy Knight's Marshal, Duncan the Elder (duncan.l.cooper AT gmail.com)
to coordinate; and as always, cross-post, where appropriate.
New to the SCA? Atlantia? Ponte Alto?
Welcome! Please visit our Newcomers pages to get acquainted with our group
or contact our Chatelain, Lady Flora de Bayeaux,
the officer responsible for helping new folks learn about the SCA in general and the Barony of Ponte Alto in particular.
Il Tempo - Baronial Newsletter
The monthly newsletter contains event listings, meeting minutes, officer contacts,
and the latest news in Ponte Alto.
Current Issue - August 2015: View in
Read previous issues in the Il Tempo archives.
Ponte Alto Email List
Sign up for the Baronial e-list to stay current with the latest news and activities.
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Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. and is maintained by the
Baronial Web Minister.
This site may contain electronic versions of the branch's governing documents.
Any discrepancies between the electronic version of any information on this site and the printed version that is available from the originating
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Inclusion of a page or site here is neither implicit nor explicit endorsement of the site.
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"Best Day Trip from NYC"
"This "little" mountain is only 2-1/2 hours from NYC. Serious skiers don't expect anything great that close to the city, but Catamount actually offers a variety of trails so everyone in a group can find something they like. That includes one true double black run. The lodge could use some updating.
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"I was expecting a somewhat tame little "family owned" mountain. It was actually pretty nice, I was there with friends who own a second home in the Killington VT area ( they had won free lift tickets in a raffle to Catamount ), and they agreed. The lodge is small and a bit cramped, Which is not unusu
al for New England area ski resorts. We were there Saturday, March 8, 2014 and the conditions were great, I'd guess it's all about the conditions when you are there. My weekend ticket cost $62.00. One thing we noticed was how the snow making equipment and ski lift stantions are rather exposed with little to no padding, so, be careful if you like to ski on the edges of the trails, those things can do serious damage to you if you ski into them. After hours we went to the bar in the Fall-line restaurant at the lodge, there was one bartender and he was frankly overwhelmed. We did not stick around for the night skiing, you'd have to buy another pass and we were tired.The parking lot was a sea of... "
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"We liked this place. It's got a little bit of everything. I like the slow trails the most, I'm here to enjoy myself. Every now and then, I will go on the steeper ones. The food in the lodge is good and fresh. We will return."
Catamount Ski Area
"Great place to learn"
"We've been going to Catamount for a couple years and, as an occasional snowboarding family with beginner to intermediate skills, we can't think of a better place! The mountain is big enough with a variety of trails and plenty of places to learn. The staff is friendly. The lift tickets are reasonably
priced, especially compared to some smaller, overcrowed mountains in our area (Ski Sundown). The instructors are very good, lots of fun to work with, and professional. Even the patrons are polite and a pleasure to be on the mountain with. It gets pretty packed on weekends with good weather but they do a stupendous job grooming the trails. It is even a place where I feel comfortable and secure leaving my stuff around without lock and key. We were on the mountain yesterday and the conditions were the best ever with the recent natural snowfall, even three days into Spring! There is an on site cafeteria style lodge and a pub and everything is in very good shape, especially compared to some ot... "
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"Outstanding high and low ropes course!"
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"20 runs in three and a third hours, at a small mountain with one big challenge."
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"Get away from crowds of Hunter/Windham"
"Knowing that Hunter and Windham would be captain insano over Presidents weekend I wanted to find somewhere a bit more laid back where myself and my wife could spend a day on the snow, without spending the entire time queueing for lifts and getting run over by maniacs. Enter: Catamount. We loved this
place. It was a holiday Saturday and we barely waited in a lift line the entire day - and it's actually easier to get to from the city than the bigger resorts mentioned above. That coupled with the old school, friendly, local sort of feel - it's pretty small and there are no lockers: people just leave their stuff in wooden racks with no worries - and the brilliant snow, we had a cracking day out. I do however have a few words of caution: 1) A lot of the terrain is on the less difficult side - which was great for us, but obviously won't be for everyone. 2) This is definitely a skiers resort. Snowboarders like myself were definitely in the minority (not that that was a problem in itself) and ... "
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"Great family spot, very comfortable skiing"
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ly one or a few kids so lots of attention--and great beginner and intermediate slopes to learn on. Not the place for pros altho they do have race clubs if you want to work on speed skiing. Some of more reasonable lift prices --esp look for mid week and online deals which can be much better than the places west of Hudson. "
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"Thrill Seekers Alert!"
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"A gem in the Berkshires"
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land style mountain. The season pass is also great value. "
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Catamount Ski Area
"Very good day on the slopes"
"Did a one day trip, it's a nice mountain offering a good mix of terrain. Almost no 'poleing' needed to get around from/to slopes/lifts, etc. Lodge and lifts are not the most updated but everything works and they do the trick. We skied in March, the conditions were great and almost no wait on lift
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"Good Mountain "
"This is a solid mountain overall. There are some beginner trails and there are some advanced trails. The only 2 problems with Catamount are the ice on the trails and the snowboarders who blatantly disregard other people's safety. The grooming is not very good. There is a little bit of snowmaking but
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Plus they are too stupid to do DNA tests.
Even if, presumably, Cullah has been told the baby is his his men will have known all this time that the baby is not Kazon. They've known that for months as a fact so Cullah's sudden announcement that a human hologram on the side of their prey has, in the midst of sabotaging their glorious agenda, announced that the baby is Cullah's will mean NOTHING. Why should they believe that? Cullah will be nagged by his grudging respect of Seska's intelligence to believe it if she did but that baby will go back Kazon society with a huge cloud of doubt hanging over its head.
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Anders felt a connection to Valerie from the moment he cradled her bruised body in his arms. But before he claims her, he must destroy the vampire who almost stole her from him forever. His job would be easier if Valerie didn't fight him every step of the way. Still, Anders loves a challenge, and the green-eyed beauty is worth fighting for.
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Lynsay Sands is the national bestselling author of the Argeneau vampire series as well as more than thirty historical novels and anthologies known for their humorous edge.


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DailyDirt: Educating Adults
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- One proposal for college students to try to pay for rising tuition fees is for schools to take a cut of their students' future earnings in lieu of upfront tuition. Indentured servitude 2.0 might kill the classical liberal arts education, but oh well. [url]
- Baby boomers might be able to take college-level classes via iPads and chatrooms, but do they really want to? Mobile classes sound useful for students of any age, so why target just the baby boomers? (This exercise left to the reader.) [url]
- Sal Khan discusses the future of credentialing -- and how schools might be separated from the role of providing proof of proficiency. The future of microcredentials could offer a way for anyone to obtain proof of expertise in a narrowly-defined domain. [url]