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In order to NOT be thought of as a good guy,
he's failed to comply with Agreement, recognized and 'sealed' by the court, as well as 2 'promises' he made to me in January, SO have just had my attorney file a MOTION FOR CONTEMPT!
Feel OK 'cause he's paid me 50%, its in the bank and awaiting remainder so I can invest the whole bunch, and I could pay attorney his fee for this. Angry but NOT anxious or depressed any more, but have to have him served and go through the game again. Look forward to seeing Judge come down on him, but as usual, will likely take some time. (Lawyer's cost for this will likely be 'rewarded' to me.) SO, here we go again!
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Thu Feb 2, 2012, 03:16 PM
maddezmom (135,060 posts)
1. sorry to hear this but happy
you're going after him. What a PITA.
Response to maddezmom (Reply #1)
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elleng (75,265 posts)
2. Yes sweet maddez, PITA!
Funny how happy I was to see my attorney yesterday when I went in to sign the Motion; like him SO MUCH!
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3. I've never met a family law attorney I've liked...
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4. Joel is not strictly a 'family law' attorney; more a 'generalist.'
He does 'litigation.' I just tried to find news story about him, more than a year ago. He helped client who'd just had baby, damn, can't recall facts, but made WaPo 'cause of it.
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5. I just hope the judge
dumps on him big time. Too bad he can't actually be sent to jail for this nonsense.
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6. I agree, of course, SheilaT.
Our proposed Order for the Court includes: U.S. Marshall shall take him into custody and commits him to DC jail, so looks like he CAN be sent to jail for this nonsense.


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Groundwork Nottingham is part of the Groundwork federation
Jo Bradley-Fortune - Executive DirectorJo has been a senior leader in the Voluntry and Public sector for over 15 years. She has been responsible for leading a range of community focussed projects supporting excluded and socially isolated young people and adults to re-engage and benefit from mainstream provision. She has been responsible for supporting young people at risk of exclusion, and those already excluded, back into school, supported women with no or few qualification sot engage in learning and access the workplace by developing close links with employers and worked and developed a highly successful employment support model for individuals who are long term unemployed in partnership with colleges, private sector and the local authority. Her previous roles have included being a Work Learning Manager responsible for 7 vocational areas for over 300 young people excluded from mainsteam provision and she has been responsible for establishing alternative learning and Entry to Employment programmes throughout the City. In her current role Jo is responsible for leading a team that provide expert advice and support to disadvantaged communities in the fields of employment access, food, environmental awareness and access, landscape maintenance, landscape architecture and target youth and play work. Jo sits on a number of Boards, including Working Nottingham and the Children's and Young People's partnership. Jo joined Groundwork Greater Nottingham in 2008.Claire Hale - Operations ManagerClaire worked in supported living for a total of 4 years and then moved to work in the housing sector as a housing support co-ordinator. This involved setting up and running a floating support service across 7500 properties in Hampshire (support focused on tenancy sustainment, budgeting, life skills and involvement in welfare rights issues, as well as multi-agency working with healthcare providers and mainstream support services where involvement was needed. Following this Claire worked as a homlessness officer, assessing and making decisions on homelessness applications, finding suitable accommodation for people to whom there was a statutory duty and providing intervention and support to help prevent those in insecure accommodation becoming homelss. This then led to Claire working for Nottingham YMCA, first as Assistant Housing Manager, then Housing Services Manager responsible for managing up to 107 bed spaces for homeless people aged 16+ with medium/high support needs. Claire joined Groundwork Greater Nottingham in 2010.Jo Phelan - Places ManagerJo, a Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute since 1989, is the manager of Groundwork Greater Nottingham's Places Team. She has over 20 years experience of delivering all elements of landscape consultant's services for public and private sectors including: project management, monitoring and reporting, full project design and specification, contract administration of implementation through to completion, establishment and handover, full community consultation and engagement, fundraising, planning and environmental control. Over the years Jo has worked in all sectors - private, voluntary and public and demonstrated her genuine commitment to sustainable development and design. Jo has worked in the North West, Yorkshire and the Midlands on wide ranging projects including: housing regeneration, land reclamation, school grounds, formal, informal and natural play, private gardens, trails and long distance routes, heritage landscapes, master plans, eco-housing developments and care homes, conservation landscpaes and public realm. Jo joined Groundwork Greater Nottingham in 2008.Phillip Shaw - Head of Finance & ICTPhillip is responsible for all the Trust's accounting and financial reporting. A qualified accountant he joined Groundwork Greater Nottingham in 2004.


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Rush's 2112 in Guitar Hero 6: [yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LbhWwqhUSs[/yt] And next weeks RB DLC
More songs confirmed for RB3 at Comicon: MARILYN MANSON - The Beautiful People TEARS FOR FEARS - Everybody Wants to Rule the World B-52s - Rock Lobster DEF LEPPARD - Foolin' FOREIGNER - Cold as Ice FILTER - Hey Man, Nice Shot
Also more rumoured songs for RB3 confirmed: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2010-08-16-rammstein-and-bob-marley-in-rock-band-3
Next Week: And the full RB3 songlist is revealed: http://vimeo.com/14293335 *=i'm familiar with the song...
Am I the last person to find out that the Fender pro guitars are going to be delayed by months? Suddenly Rock Band 3 is much less interesting.
I'm actually excited about the keyboard and drum expansion. I already have my own Fender Strat; I would be interested if any of the Midi converters would work for the game.
It's been known for a while... No, the fender controller has extra electronics for the game... Though you can use pretty much any midi keyboard or drumset with the adaptor for the game... Check this thread for more info: http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=171722
I'm mostly done with music games. Before I liked being able to play along with specific lines to get a feel of the song, but now that's pretty much lost on me. It basically peaked with The Beatles game, which silently failed because they stopped bothering releasing new albums after the first couple of months. I don't mind learning keyboard, because that would be kind of neat, but guitar is where it's at for me. I mean, I already have a shitty off brand Fender guitar (the "Typhoon" ), but the ability to just train on songs that I might be interested in with all the assists makes learning guitar much more compelling. I suppose Pro Guitar is in that awkward position of being both a key feature of the game and a feature that only a minority of people will use (especially since not only do you need to buy a 150-300 dollar guitar, but you have to pay extra for Pro DLC), but it's very disappointing that you can't play Pro mode when the game launches.
Lots of Bon Jovi coming to Rock Band 3 in November!!! http://www.mcvuk.com/news/41231/Bon-Jovi-signs-up-for-Rock-Band-3


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Anyone know the name of the point between Useless and mutiny bay on Whidbey? Is there any public access? My wife is stealing me from the river Sunday. I will be very close to that area and wouldn't mind sneaking in a few hours. From the sat photos it looks like a promising spot.
i believe that would be double bluff. i asked about that about a week ago and apparently it's very shallow and hard to fish.
I would not say that Whidbey is HOT, but the resident silvers are around and a few are landed each shift on the beach. I got a nice little 4-pounder this morning that I saved for my son's birthday dinner. I've not fished Double Bluff, but there is a ton of beach there and kelp. If it's an easy walk from your location, it wouldnt' hurt to give it a try, but walk way down the beach toward the point until it looks interesting. You are minutes driving from Bush Pt. Lagoon Pt. etc. as you may know. The SW State park beach access is closed due to winter storm damage. Feel free to PM me if you have questions I didn't answer. Have a great stay on Whidbey. The evening high tides this weekend might make decent fishing.
The beach trail at S. Whidby state park is washed out. A friend "earned" a nice silver there by busting his way thru the blackberry bushes down to the beach.
When the fish finally show the whole accesable coast on the island goes nuts-it's a zoo show that you have to play in to appreciate! The beach access on much of the island is a travesty. Does anyone know of any organization advocating to open tide line access for all? Washington the private property state! Bent rods all. G
Aren't Bush Pt. and Lagoon Pt open to commieunity residents only? I'm staying with family that live on the Island but not in a commieunity. :beathead:
Bush point has public access down by the restaraunt, but I am betting that it will get crowded there really soon.


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Tuesday, May 30, 2006
Memorial Day
My father, Robert Leighton Strong, was a 24 year old lieutenant when he landed on Omaha beach, known as bloody beach, on the coast of Normandy. Dad stepped onto France with his gun crew at hour 9. As he left England for the tense voyage across the channel and later as his landing craft maneuverd through the treacherous waters, his mother, Gladys, woke sobbing hysterically, and paced outisde her own parent's bedroom. She was tormented with a sense of ocean waves and motion sickness. For three hours she thought she was losing her mind. How many mothers were assaulted by premonitions of the sort grandma experienced, we cannot know.
I do know that my father, after long years of exhausting, lonely soldiering, his life and those of his men hanging in the balance, came home to Loudonville, Ohio to raise seven children with his bride, Ruth. I also know that many young American boys did not come home to live the fullness of the lives their families had dreamed of for them. This weekend we remember them all.
This weekend I also discovered dad's army knapsack hanging in my brother's office. Dad carried it through Europe and later, back home, carried it on camping trips with his son's boy scout troop. It's hard to think of dad. A little easier with time. It's hard to think of the young boys who didn't return and what they might have brought to their communities and families had they lived. We do know what they brought to a world menaced by fascism, by evil: freedom from tryanny.
Battle lines are not so easily discerned today as they were in the 40's and it seems that many are unwilling to name or are oblivious to the menace that only vigilance and valor will thwart so that future generations can live in the fullness of the promise of freedom.
I hung the knapsack on the cherry tree given to my brother and his wife when dad died. Just beyond it, in the verdant valley below, is the house where dad and mom raised a family and lived the shining dream of America.
Friday, May 26, 2006
What's That Bird?
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Fins or Feathers?
What must the carp think of the object floating in the world above - he of scales and gills? If your DNA had to make another round, what would you choose? Bird or fish? If you answer anything but bird over fish we're going to have a serious communication problem :0)
(This carp lives? in the pond at the Toledo Botanic Gardens)
Monday, May 22, 2006
Practicing self-forgiveness
No, not this fellow - me. All was right with the world as I sat parked in my favorite spot in a local metropark. Breeze, happy dogs, the sound of children in the adjacent playground and birdsong - the perfect day, unitil . . . . this guy pulled up beside me where I sat with my feet propped on the dashboard reading the papers I'd been saving for a lull in the birding. The radio sounded from his open blue convertible. He backed into the space and my teeth started to grind as he turned off the motor, walked to the back of his car and left the radio on.
I don't listen to music - ever. This could require a whole post in itself, but - in short - music demands too much of me emotionally or is simply distracting. (Grand exception: live performances - it becomes spiritual when shared with others)
He then opened his trunk, pulled out the lime-colored lounge chair and arranged it on the grass. Next he produced a golf bag and dropped a dozen golf balls beside a picnic table. I'm thinking, "Idiot! You can't hit golf balls in this park around people and kids." More teeth grinding. He walked to his car and poured a little water onto a handkerchief and wiped at the edge of the the blue paint on the car door. "Car nut," I groused.
Then (My God!), he started to take off his shirt. Oh, yuck. I steadied my camera behind the newspaper that trembled in my aggrieved lap. I'd show the bastard - mucking up my perfect perch! I'd record his obdurate cluelessness, this epitome of graceless humanity.
He bent - half-naked now - over his chair to fan it into a receptive shape and as I readied my camera for revenge and he and his paunch sank onto the plastic webbing, I noticed the tags still attached and hanging beneath the chair (look just above the clubs). It was brand new. My finger itched above the shutter release, he settled back in the bright sun, I twiddled with the zoom feature (got you, you jerk!) and then he breathed a sigh, lifted his arms and folded them contentedly behind his balding head. I reflexively clicked the shutter as something clicked in my head and heart.
So, here's to you - whoever you are. From my contrite heart - may your time on this planet, in this too short life, have many more moments like this one I post today-of your moment in the bright spring sun.
Thursday, May 18, 2006
A Patch Of Blue
After 10 days of rain this patch of blue opened over the field where I sat finishing Alice Munro's "Runaway". Rain and Munro short stories can dampen spirits. She has been compared to Chekhov. Her short stories are exquisite. They are painful. I was happy for this little patch of sunny blue.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Finally, the Sun
After 10 days of obscuring clouds, our beautiful sun once again illuminated the treetops and the shadowed interiors of our hearts. My mother, sister Beth and I celebrated our stars re-emergence by birding, birding, birding. I'm so exhausted that I'm spelling worse than usual and will probably have to re-edit this post tomorrow. The pictures of the black throated blue warbler, oriole and golden winged warbler are very inadequate ehoes of a day of light, mystery and joy.
Saturday, May 13, 2006
Thoreau's Dandelion
"A dandelion gone to seed, a complete globe, a system in itself." Thanks to Greg for the quote from Thoreau's Journal May 9, 1858. It would seem this beetle has found an adequate globe, or at least a convincing forest in a yellow nova of petals. (Click on the photo twice to see tree trunks)
Turdus Migratorius
That's me being channeled by an American Robin (turdus migratorius).
It's a tough job, singing all the notes - getting spring launched. So many rain-stippled puddles to monitor, blossoms to sift over baby goslings, midges to hatch, warblers to name, melodies to tease apart - the heart racing to keep apace. I'll be dragging back to reality when it's all over and pray that my solid friends and family have waited patiently for this little turdus to show a little consideration for less ephemeral, more sustaining things - like family and friends. Sorry.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
So Much Beauty
The month of May is exhausting. It's doubly so for birders. A narrow 'birdy' window of opportunity opens and closes around this month of blossoms and showers. Where to turn next becomes the issue of the day. Ah, the trials and tribulations of sunny, breezy, rainy, bird-laced -exhausting- May. In the 'oil paint' filter tool in ACDSee these mallards and blossoms and linden tree refelections became even more lovely.
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Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Little Swan Girl
I'd wanted to photograph this little girl as she fed the swan. A fairy-tale bird had come fanning it's wings to where it waited for the beneficence she showered from a sack. I hurried back to my my car for the camera, but she saw me and the ballet was over. My intrusion and her ensuing self-consciousness ended the magic. I wonder if there's a metaphor here for our human endeavors when we realize that someone is watching. Hmm. On visiting with her I learned that she had been tossing white petals she'd collected from under a tree because she knew that feeding the swan was forbidden. Things have been so strange the last few days.
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Hydrogen Cars (Terra Futura)
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Hydrogen Cars were internal combustion cars that ran on Hydrogen. They were one of the most common internal combustion cars for a time.
(Note: The background section of this page uses most of the same words as Terra Futura's page on natural gas cars to save time.)
The earliest cars were steam cars. In 1769, Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot demonstrated his steam wagon. It was slow and did not replace the horse and carriage. The first practical gasoline-powered car came out in 1886. It was designed by Gottlieb Daimler of Germany. Later, Karl Benz, also of Germany, also developed his own car. These cars were still expensive. Steam cars were still available and so were primitive electric cars. In 1908, Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company, invented the first assembly line. This made his Model T cheaper. The automobile became popular as a result. After World War I, the engine was moved to the front, closed bodies and standardized controls were part of every car. During the Great Depression, the car's body was fully closed, and fenders, wings, running boards, and headlights were integrated into the body of the car. Following World War II, there was an increase in engine power and speed limits. In 1964, the Ford Mustang came into existence. In the 1970s, the Arab oil embargo caused a trend toward increasing fuel efficiency. Independent suspension started being used. Fuel injection replaced the carburetor. Safety became a major focus. The turbocharger saw widespread use. Fuel efficiency would increase. In modern times, fuel injection was now ubiquitous. Front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive became widespread. However, in the early 21st century, it became clear that gasoline cars were producing greenhouse gas emissions that contributed to global warming. Regulations were brought about prevent this from causing a catastrophe. What would replace gasoline cars? No one knew, but diesel cars provided a possibility.
Diesel cars used a diesel engine which was invented by Rudolf Diesel in 1883. By 1898, he was a millionaire. However, it was not until the 1970s that diesel cars became increasingly common. Diesel engines had 50% efficiency, the highest of any internal combustion engine. One major problem was diesel fuel had a high sulfur content. In the developed world, technologies were commonly used that took the sulfur out. Another major problem was that the stratified charge compression ignition (SCCI) resulted in particulate matter coming out as smoke. A solution also adopted in the developed world was the diesel particulate filter which filtered out particulates. Both of these solutions made diesel engines cleaner. By the early 21st century, diesel cars were the most common car in Europe. However, they would eventually be replaced by other types of cars. These included natural gas cars.
Natural gas cars came in two versions: Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Cars and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) Cars. With Compressed Natural Gas, there was no need to lead foul the spark plugs because there was no lead to begin with. CNG vehicles had a lower maintenance cost. The fuel systems were sealed thus there were no spills. CNG was less likely to ignite on a hot surface. It produces very little greenhouse gas emissions and was more efficient than conventional cars, too. There was one problem. Fuel storage required a greater amount of space than in conventional cars. This was solved by Liquified Natural Gas. Liquified Natural Gas cars had all the same advantages as Compressed Natural Gas cars. LNG cars had the added advantage of fuel storage being more portable than in CNG cars. This became the most common fuel for internal combustion cars for a while before being replaced by hydrogen cars.
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Hydrogen cars used Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition (HCCI). HCCI combined the advantages of both gasoline and diesel engines. One advantage was that nitrogen oxides did not get produced. One disadvantage was that there were higher amounts of carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons emitted from the tail-pipe. It was for both of these reasons that hydrogen was used in HCCI cars. At 40% efficiency, hydrogen cars were more efficient than gasoline cars. It was faster, too. With cars becoming driverless, that was safer than ever. There was one problem. Where would the hydrogen come from? One answer was from crops.


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Apple MA607 Max Mini Core 2 Duo PC Reviews: Mac OS X Tiger Computer
This desktop computer is a good all rounder.
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Small is huge.
Better graphics, more memory, more hard drive space and more power fit inside one small square. Yet Mac mini makes room for even more.
Graphics up to five times faster.
The NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor comes to the new Mac mini, bringing you up to 5x faster graphics performance.1 You'll notice the difference when you work with high-resolution photos and high-definition video. Advanced NVIDIA graphics bring pure power to the latest 3D games and graphics-intensive applications. So you can work easier and play harder.
Pint-size power.
With a more powerful system architecture, Mac mini is faster than ever. The 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, a blazingly fast 1066MHz frontside bus, and 3MB of L2 cache come standard. Which means every square inch of the 6.5-inch square runs at full force.
The world's most energy-efficient desktop computer.
What Mac mini doesn't do could be its biggest feat. It simply doesn't waste energy. When Mac mini is idle, it consumes less than 13 watts — 45 percent less power than the previous generation. Mac mini is made from highly recyclable aluminium. And even the packaging is 31 percent smaller, so it's more efficient to store and recycle.
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To help you find the best place to refinance your mortgage, NerdWallet assembled a list of the online mortgage lenders whose approach aims to simplify and speed up the process.
Lender | Loan Types | Gov't Programs | Loan Amounts | Minimum Credit Score | Key Facts |
Read our review | 10-year, 30-year, 15-year, 20-year fixed. | None | $150,000-$2,000,000 | 640 | Average 763 credit score Available in 2 states (CA, WA) |
Read our review | 10-year, 15-year, 30-year fixed and 5/1 ARMs. | VA FHA HARP | $100,000 - $1,000,000 | 600 | Average 700 credit score Available in all 50 states |
NMLS ID #33051 Read our review | 15-year, 20-year, 30-year fixed and ARMs (10/1, 7/1, 5/1). | None | $200,000 - $1,000,000 | 680 | Average loan amount of $473,000 Available in 8 states and Washington DC (CA, CT, IL, NC, NJ, OR, PA, WA) |
Read our review | 15-year, 30-year fixed and ARMs (10/1, 7/1, 5/1). Jumbo (fixed or ARM). | VA FHA FHA Streamline HARP | $40,000 - $3,000,000+ | 620 (580 for FHA) | Average loan amounts of $200,000-$250,000 Available in all 50 states |
Read our review | 10-year, 15-year, 20-year, 25-year, 30-year fixed and ARMs (10/1, 7/1, 5/1, 3/1). Jumbo (fixed or ARM). | VA FHA USDA | No minimum or maximum | 620 (600 for FHA) | Average of 30 days to close Available in all 50 states and Washington DC |
Read our review | 15-year, 30-year, 7/1 ARM, 7/1 ARM Interest-only, Jumbo, Cash-out refi | None | $3,000,000 maximum | No minimum | No origination fees Average 28 days to close Available in 27 states |
NerdWallet's Online Mortgage Refinance Marketplace
The lenders on NerdWallet's refinance marketplace are members of a growing group that's changing the way homebuyers get and refinance mortgages. They're cutting out middlemen, automating parts of the process and making it shorter and easier to understand. That means refinancing can be cheaper, faster and more transparent. Some have eliminated origination fees, and many handle parts of the refinance — obtaining employment and pay records for instance — that you used to have to do yourself. You'll still have to meet credit requirements and demonstrate that you can pay back your loan before these lenders will approve your refinance.
When should I consider a mortgage refinance?
When you refinance your mortgage, you pay off your existing home loan and replace it with a new one with new terms. The goal is usually to lower your monthly payment, pay off your loan sooner or, if you've built up some equity in your home, to get cash back to pay for a home improvement project. Whether a refinance can work for you and how much you can save depend on your credit score, your home's market value and other factors.
A refinance can also be used to consolidate higher-interest debts, which can save you money on interest payments or pay for a college education. However, it can be risky to finance short-term obligations with long-term debt, and prudent borrowers think carefully before using a refinance for those purposes.
How do I find the best mortgage refinance lender?
We've said it so many times, you can probably recite it with us: To get the best mortgage refinance rate, you have to shop multiple lenders. It can save you thousands of dollars over the long run. That's why we stand on this little green NerdWallet soap box and say it so often. It's also why we're compiling an objective resource you can consult.
This is where you'll find just what kind of refinance loans a lender offers: 15- or 30-year, fixed or variable rate, FHA-backed loans and all the rest. Plus, you'll find other essential information, like the minimum credit score preferred by each lender, whether the lender charges an origination fee and other key facts.
How do I get the best refinance rate?
First, it's a good idea to run some numbers with our mortgage refinance calculator. That will give you an idea of how things might shake out for you. Then, take the following steps:
- Make sure your credit history is in good shape and error-free.
- Know your credit score so you'll have realistic interest rate expectations.
- Shop multiple lenders within a two-week period to minimize the impact on your credit score.
- Consider contacting a local lender or two, to compare their rates with the results you find here.
Mortgage glossary
Fixed-rate mortgage: Fixed-rate mortgage loans have a set interest rate over the life of the loan, which can last five, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40 or even 50 years. The most common is the 30-year fixed rate mortgage. They're good if you want to avoid the uncertainty of interest rate changes and if you plan on staying in your home for at least seven years.
Adjustable-rate mortgage: ARM loans have an interest rate that's fixed for an introductory period, after which it can fluctuate annually over the loan's remaining life span. The initial interest rate, sometimes called the teaser rate, is lower than what you'll find on fixed rate mortgages. ARM types include 3/1, 5/1, 7/1 and even 10/1. The first number is how long, in years, the teaser rate applies; the second number shows how often the rate can reset. So for a 5/1 ARM, the loan's teaser rate is set for five years, and then the rate resets every year. An ARM might be right for you if you plan on moving before the introductory period ends or if you think your income will increase.
Read more about fixed-rate mortgages and adjustable-rate mortgages
Conventional loan: Insured by private lenders, conventional mortgages adhere to dollar limits set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government-sponsored companies that provide money for the housing market. Conventional mortgages can be adjustable or fixed. Good credit scores and higher down payments are required.
Jumbo loan: Loans that exceed the dollar limit — usually $417,000 — set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. You may need a jumbo loan if you're buying a house in a large city with a hot housing market. They often come with higher interest rates, down payment, credit score and income requirements.
VA mortgage: Insured by the Department of Veterans Affairs and distributed by private lenders, such as banks or mortgage companies, VA loans are available only to veterans or current members of the armed forces, and in some cases, service members' spouses. There are no money down or private mortgage insurance requirements, though in many cases there will be a funding fee, which can be financed as part of your loan.
FHA loans: Federal Housing Administration loans are made by private lenders and insured by the government. The insurance protects lenders in case you default on your mortgage. They can be a good option if you're a first-time homebuyer or have a lower credit score. Down payments can be as low as 3.5%. You'll have to make an upfront mortgage insurance payment, as well as monthly premium payments thereafter.
FHA streamline refinance: If you've built enough equity in your home and have an FHA loan, this refinance program can be a quicker way to lower your interest rate, often without an appraisal. It can be a good idea if you want to save money, but not if you want cash back.
USDA mortgage: The U.S. Department of Agriculture mortgage program is for homeowners in rural and suburban areas who fall under a certain income threshold. No money down and low interest rates are the norm.
HARP: The Home Affordable Refinance Program is a federal government program that helps homeowners refinance their mortgage at a lower rate. The median income of your county is taken into consideration. The program is good if you don't have much equity built up in your home. This program expires Dec. 31, 2016.
Interest-only mortgage: With this loan, you have the option of paying just the interest for a fixed term, after which you'll make payments on both interest and principal. These are often taken out for more expensive homes. You'll want to exercise caution though, because the payment will get higher once the interest-only period ends.
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From Japan
On 2017-03-21 09:38:26
Although the outer diameter inner diameter was purchased simplistic measure did not meet the inner diameter (as there is a manufacturer's number search on the seal could not be identified)
This review is about item#478843.
Maintenance work
From Japan
On 2017-03-10 21:10:27
It was used in the maintenance of the snow blower, but was found to be able to withstand enough to oil leaks also used without.
This review is about item#480383.
From Japan
On 2017-02-20 20:15:09
So much cheaper than buying a genuine very survive.
This review is about item#478834.
Is the oil seal that has entered the main shaft of the engine.
From Japan
On 2017-02-06 16:00:22
Since the mating and there is a reliable smooth it has always favored the NOK.
This review is about item#479114.
Tractor repair
From Japan
On 2017-01-10 19:42:47
Since the oil seal but was ordered anxiety Re of oil without any
We are very satisfied.
This review is about item#480654.
From Japan
On 2017-01-05 15:50:28
It was nice because it was absolutely necessary things of this size
This review is about item#478755.
Rabbit S211 rear wheel drive shaft of the oil seal
From Japan
On 2016-12-14 16:00:40
Genuine old days, old days of the oil seal. State-of-the-art sounds different performance indeed!
This review is about item#480864.
Bike wheel
From Japan
On 2016-11-29 17:07:49
Size has corner without buying a rich and genuine, and very helpful because it is less than half the price of the genuine products.
This review is about item#478807.
At the hub maintenance of trailer
From Japan
On 2016-11-24 16:45:44
I do not know whether there durability is how much, but I think for now the grease leakage is also good not seen.
This review is about item#480426.
Bike of the rear shaft
From Japan
On 2016-08-10 18:43:02
Since it is a brand of peace of mind it did not have any problem at all.
This review is about item#480636.
Machinery maintenance
From Japan
On 2016-08-02 17:36:35
I think this in a sufficient quality. Feel free to be maintenance.
This review is about item#00480584.
Farm machine
From Japan
On 2016-08-02 16:31:05
While I was I have previously also allowed to purchase, we are grateful to the early cheap correspondence
In addition customers also cost of repairs was early cheaply with delight, here credit reliability
It went up. Thank you very much.
This review is about item#00478633.
Seal of motorcycle wheel bearings
From Japan
On 2016-05-01 21:53:10
Replacement costs was nice to reduce
This review is about item#00478554.
Conveyor roller
From Japan
On 2016-04-19 16:36:18
How many times do we have to buy, but the quality is not a problem specific. It is welcome because soon arrive from to order even with a small number.
This review is about item#00478825.
From Japan
On 2016-03-21 17:47:18
It uses as a bike of oil seal of HONDA.
And was able to use without the same as genuine, it will be saved because the price is also cheap.
This review is about item#00480487.
Use as repair parts of agricultural machinery. This time was the wrong Unfortunately model number, at a later date will be ordered.
From Japan
On 2016-03-16 22:22:17
There is no problem as a product.
This review is about item#00480383.
Used in Z650
From Japan
On 2016-02-18 13:24:41
It wife use has so cheap.
This review is about item#00480837.
Boat trailer
From Japan
On 2016-02-12 07:55:06
Use the maintenance of the boat trailer!
I do not buy is genuine because the price even postage also cheap (laughs)
This review is about item#00480444.
Use as replacement parts of grease-up of the machine
From Japan
On 2016-01-15 09:32:22
Use the oil seal so as to keep the protection and always lubrication of bearings, it has survived because also soon products arrive in a small number because it is periodically replaced.
This review is about item#00478773.
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It Converted me!!!,
This review is from: Battlefield 3 - Playstation 3 (Video Game)
I have to say I was a COD type of player. My friends would talk to me about BFBC2 and I would say "That game looks boring, where is the action?" But got to admit, I got tired of COD, same old gun and run. I wanted something more complex.
I played the BF3 beta, and damn after getting in the Metro Station, from the Operation Metro Map, and hearing the bullets, the RPG's on the edge of getting you, and the explosion all around, I got hooked up. It is so realistic, having "TurtleBeaches" or so, really helps a lot. It is intense, full of action, and really fun. For all those people saying "I get killed really fast, they are all just camping, I can't even get close to the objective, I get lost on the map 'cause is too big" Well, don't run like a noob in the middle of the street! take the long way around, be sneaky get behind them and kill them, and most important of all press the SELECT button when you see an enemy to "spot" it, as this is a team based game, your friends will see them when you "spot" the enemy. When spawning get into a vehicle, better if it is a Tank or an Amphibian, with them you can get close to the objective and kill lots of enemies, it is better if you are an engineer as you will be able to "fix" it when damaged. I can't deny there are some issues such as: Voice chat being choppy, bugs here and there, but no game is complete when it first comes out. I think it will just get better after some patches, don't listen to the trolls, and just give it a try. Hope you find out how good this game is. CHEERS!
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JohnnyBeeGoode says:
Very well put. I, too, was converted (it was BFBC2: Vietnam) that did me in but BF3 is all you've said it is. Well done.
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I will also say you highlighted the greater differences from the COD franchise. Do not run in the middle of the streets or wide paths. The terrain is designed for you to "hit the deck" when being fired upon. Try to work at spotting enemies for your team, as you will get points. Don't be overly selfish about your own stats. Its about playing smart, not fast. You might say that this is a good game for those sick of being shot in the back
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Sam says:
one does not need to be "converted" to have fun with BF games. if you want something "complex", bf3 obviously isn't. mil sims like arma would be what a non-idiot call complex.
the "trolls" you mentioned are mostly NOT trolls, they're players who have been playing BF since 1942. don't call them trolls just because they disagree with your view. dice has a tradition of leaving their products broken and move onto new projects. there isn't a single BF game that's completely polished, they're all plagued with problems. it doesn't mean they aren't fun though, so don't get your panties in a bunch. cod and bf are completely different types of fps's. there's no point comparing apples and oranges, it'll only make you sound like an ignorant 12 year old. if you're really "converted" and will not be buying mw3, have fun missing out.
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Sam, your reply would be valid if I was a PC player, I know it has a huge list of military simulators. Obviously my review was for the PS3 console, and I called Bf3 complex when compared to COD. Trolls? Haven't you read all the reviews comparing COD to Bf3?? Not just comparing but saying that Bf3 is not good, that it sucks, just because they can't get a +K/D ratio. I did not say COD was bad, just that I got tired of it, still I play it when my friends come to my place. Besides I will not be buying it because my roommate will get it for the Xbox360.
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I have run into no bugs yet. At all. I don't know what game you and all the other bug finders are playing, but it isn't BF3
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mw3 is the exact same thing as mw2 it is just a recycle version
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you comment "if you're really "converted" and will not be buying mw3, have fun missing out." just proved that your trolling and you bum MW2.5
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HiGuys, Last Sunday I got this cut (about 26 river miles) while searching for steelhead.I've never gotten one this far up river before and was wondering how far others have found them up river before. Notice its injury behind its left cheek. It definetely had a narrow escape from some predator.
Oh yeah I have gotten one on the NU I forgot about. It was close to dark and came off at my feet and shook free but I think it was a cut and not a small steelhead. So I guess they will go up as far as other fish do. Someone provided this good link on them for me http://www.dfw.state.or.us/fish/onfs...hods-coast.pdf
It's definetely a cutthroat but I wasn't sure either until I saw the orange line underneath its gill plate.
maybe someone who knows more will chime in but, many non hybrid rainbows can have faint to pretty pronounced orange slashes as well. IMO that's a 110% rainbow.
i might add ive never caught or personally seen an SRC or coastal cutty before. so perhaps, but ive seen more than enough pictures etc. to be learning towards rainbow.
Thanks guys. I learned something here...seeing that orange classic line underneath had me feeling otherwise.
One thing you can look for when the fish is in hand is basibranchial teeth. Cutts got 'em; Bows don't. "The cutthroat is distinguished from other trouts by a variety of characteristics. The maxillary of the cutthroat usually extends beyond the posterior margin of the eye in fish longer than 4 inches. In addition, this species has basibranchial or hyoid teeth behind the tongue between the second gill clefts." from: https://www.collegeofidaho.edu/oncorhynchus-clarkii-richardson-1836-cutthroat-trout-0
Looks like a coastal cutt to me... the injuries, with the marks on top of it's head look like a commercial fishing net injury. Either way, tough and good looking fish.
I'd call that a coastal cutt as well. One way I've used to tell them apart is that cutthroat tend to have a jaw(mandible) that extends behind their eye, while on a rainbow the jaw will not extend beyond the eye.


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Meaning of Quilts
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- Margo Dill said...
I do have a couple of special quilts. The most special is one that my college roommate made by hand for my daughter. By the way, I love the titles of these books!
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- Kath Fearing said...
In my newly adopted town of Norris, Tennessee there is a quilters league of women (from surrounding towns as well as Norris) who create works of art with their fingers. Each Fourth of July during the town's celebration the quilters hang their quilts to be admired and judged for prizes. I have seen the most amazing examples of quilting at the hands of these talented women. Their imagination and artistry surprises me every year. I can only imagine at the ones that most people never get to see because they are passed down from generation to generation and never seen by the general public. It is a skill I do not have, and I appreciate the care put into every stitch. They are novels that tell the stories of families stitched together by hand.
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- Courtney said...
I had no idea quilts were used to direct slaves to freedom! How amazing pioneer woman were!!! My Aunt has made a special quilt for each one of my children. I thought about just keeping them safe for them but that was not their intended purpose. My girls love their quilts. They are great to keep you warm, have a Teddy bear picnic, make a fort, wrap up a baby doll, play peek-a-boo, and the list goes on and on. One day my Aunt came for a visit. I was nervous for her to see all her hard work so beat up. She watched as the kids covered themselves in their quilts and turned to me with a smile and said, "I'm so glad they love them!".
Quilts may keep us warm but it's the love that they are made with that makes them special! - June 7, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- Linda said...
Dear Margo,
Thanks for your thoughts and sharing about your daughter's quilt. May it warm her body and soul for many years. - June 7, 2011 at 4:11 PM
- Linda said...
Dear Kath,
Thanks for sharing! I took my mother-in-love to a wonderful exhibit down in Old Deerfield of quilts. One of the most amazing ones was made of squares that were only 1/2 inch in diameter. Incredible!
You may not be able to stitch a quilt, but you are able to stitch a story together, which is something many people can't do. We all have our own gifts and talents. - June 7, 2011 at 4:14 PM
- Linda said...
Dear Courtney,
Thanks for your comments. Your children are blessed to have their own quilts, especially ones made by your Aunt. Very special, indeed!
Yes, quilts were hung on clothes lines by the women of the underground railroad to let slaves know when it was safe to move, what houses where safe, if someone has made it to freedom and other important bits of information. It is amazing that the bounty hunters never caught on. There is a great book on the various patterns,Hidden in Plain View: A Secret Story of Quilts and the Underground Railroad [Paperback]
Jacqueline L. Tobin (Author), Raymond G. Dobard (Author). - June 7, 2011 at 4:28 PM
- Chris said...
I have a quilt that my grandmother made for me. She feel ill over a year ago with cancer and did not share this information with anyone. Just told the family that she had the flu and could not get rid of it. She was a rough and tuff West Texas woman. She told me over the past year that she was going to finish my quilt. Well in February of this year she went to meet her maker. :( She was 90% done with the quilt. I found a wonderful woman to finish it. I received the quilt last night and wrapped myself in it all night long and thought of all the wonderful times that I shared with her. It is two fold. She started this quilt when she was ill, but yet she wanted to make sure I had something to remember her by. I felt her warm embrace last night wrapped around me. I am so glad that I will have that for many years. I travel from town to town working for a pipeline company, and gets very lonely. Well always have my grandmothers warmth with me. Just thought I would share.
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- Linda M. Rhinehart Neas, M.Ed. said...
Your grandmother sounds like a strong and courageous woman. Thank you for sharing her/your story with us.
May her quilt be an everlasting link to the love you shared.
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I've gone nine days "unconnected".. that may be my record in this phase of life. Traveling is leaving "life as you know it" behind to explore different cultures and landscapes and to refresh and renew yourself. Traveling with my husband Steve, we had wonderful five days in Mallorca with our daughters, who live in Madrid and London. The word "idyllic" kept popping up in conversation re this locale~ Later in our itinerary Steve and I revisited Marakesh, Morocco after a 37 year time span from our last visit when we spent over a month there in the winter of a year of travels. We found some positive changes which I'll write about in a stand alone blog soon..
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ILE D'OLERON, 1st-3rd Sept
The plan was pretty much the same as last autumn - drive to the French west coast and look for migrating Ospreys and other migrants. Then a few days watching migration in the Pyrenees before heading south towards the Strait of Gibralter, stopping off in Extremadura both before and after spending a month in Tarifa. Ile d'oleron is a large Island connected to the French mainland by a road bridge and a quick glance on Google Earth showed the southern half to have shallow bays and estuaries perfect for passage Ospreys. We went through the Channel Tunnel at 03.25, arrived and departed Calais at 05.00 local time and were watching our first fishing Osprey on Ile d'oleron at 15.25. A great start to 2 months of non stop migration watching.
A quiet shallow bay on the east side of the Island was brilliant for waders with hundreds of summer plumage Bar-wits, Grey Plovers, Curlews, Redshank etc. The bay also had an adult male Osprey in residence which spent most of the time just sitting on a stump in the water. We had some spectacular views of him fishing especially when he flushed all the roosting waders.
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Bill and Cathy McArthur on the Road 2010: 18
Friday, October 15, we were back on the road. The days leading up to the journey are described here. We arose at 5:20 AM, got the house ready for our absence, and drove to Starbucks for breakfast. Bill turned on the blinking red lights on the back of the Gearcar to help other drivers to see us. We had an easy drive to Chapel Hill and arrived at Kate and Tom's house at about 2:30 PM. We moved some stuff into the house and then walked toward Carrboro. Cathy talked with Katie and arranged to ride with her to pick up Rachel. Bill continued to walk to the Open Eye Cafe for a cappuccino. Later, Cathy, Katie, and Rachel joined Bill for a while. We all walked around Carrboro, Chapel Hill, and the UNC campus. We stopped at the Carolina Inn to enjoy Blue Grass Music on the lawn. Bill and Rachel danced as Cathy and Katie sipped wine. We met Tom and Eric back at the house. Tom and Bill went out to pick up Thai food at the Twisted Noodle.
Saturday morning, Cathy and Katie and the kids went to the Life and Science Museum and ate lunch at the Mellow Mushroom. Bill and Tom shopped at Lowes and ate lunch at a gourmet (in name only) pizza place in Chapel Hill. After we all reconvened at the house, Bill, Katie, and Tom drove out of town a bit and rode their bikes on the hilly roads. Katie stopped after 15 miles, but Bill and Tom went for 37 miles. Bill fell over at a red light, but got used to clipping out at intersections on the ride back to the house. Our neice Erin, husband Matt, and son Robert came over to eat with us. Tom prepared a pasta meal for dinner.
Sunday morning started at 40 degrees, but promised to be warm and sunny. Bill and Katie competed in the Heels4Hope 5K on the UNC campus. This was Bill's second time on the hilly course, but he still suffered the ascents:
We all went for brunch at Southern Railways. After lunch, Bill and Cathy played with the kids in the driveway for a while. Everyone chilled out for the rest of the early afternoon. Bill, Cathy, Katie, and Rachel went to Open Eye Cafe for coffee. Shortly after we returned to the house, Matt Merkle arrived for a visit. Tom prepared an awesome rendition of Shrimp Etoufee and cornbread for dinner.
Bill and Cathy


text: David Tennant and Catherine Tate to appear live at the BFI's Doctor Who at 50 Tennant will be joined on stage in London by his friend and former co-star, aka Donna Noble Comments Written By Patrick Mulkern 12:00 PM, 10 September 2013 RadioTimes.com can announce the impressive line-up for the next event in the British Film Institute's Doctor Who at 50 season. On Sunday 29 September, David Tennant will be joined live on stage in London by his friend and former co-star Catherine Tate, when the BFI screens The Stolen Earth and Journey's End, the stunning two-part season finale from 2008 featuring Davros and the Daleks. The hugely popular Tennant has of course just reprised the role of the tenth Doctor for the forthcoming 50th anniversary special (BBC1 November). Catherine Tate played the fabulously gobby Donna Noble in many episodes between 2006 and 2010. The other guests are: Graeme Harper, who directed The Stolen Earth and Journey's End, as well as many other classics reaching right back to Peter Davison's era in the 1980s. Phil Collinson, who produced more than 50 episodes between 2005 and 2008. He's returning to the BFI after being such an entertaining guest at last month's event for ninth Doctor Christopher Eccleston. That panel can be watched on the BFI YouTube site. Andy Pryor, the highly respected casting director, who (I think I'm right in saying) is one of the very few people to have worked on every single episode of Doctor Who since its return in 2005. The BFI's Justin Johnson also confides to RT that there's a slim chance of one other top guest on the day. Click here for coverage of previous Doctor Who at 50 events Like this? Share it. Facebook Twitter Google Tumblr Pinterest Blogger Reddit VKontakt Print Email


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Mumbai: Sachin Tendulkar on Sunday turned philosophical when asked about the long wait he had to endure to score his 100th international ton.
"I have always believed in god. My father was a believer and my mother is a believer. Even when I was a schoolboy and playing at Shivaji Park, during breaks, I used to run to a Ganpati temple nearby and drink water from the tap there every day. I got the feeling of getting positive energy after drinking the water," Tendulkar said during an interaction with a select group of journalists on Sunday,


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