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Bradley D. Anderson (Artistic Director) has served as the artistic director for the AACCT since 1979. Before coming to the Children's Theatre, Bradley served as the founding director of the County Stearns Theatrical Company in St. Cloud, Minn., and was the Director of Studio Theatre of the Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis. In 1985, Bradley and the Children's Theatre participated in the renowned Piccolo Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C., and in 1986, he received the National Governor's Association Excellence in the Arts award. He has directed numerous plays at the AACCT.
Katie Campbell (Associate Director) is a director, performer, and puppet artist. She is originally from North Carolina but since 2007 has found an artistic home in Little Rock with the Arkansas Art Center Children's Theater and as an improvisor with ImprovLittleRock and The Joint Venture. She is also the co-founder and coach of the youth improv comedy troupe, Armadillo Rodeo. She was the recipient of the 2017 Puppeteers of America Jim Henson Award for Innovation and her devised and directed shadow puppet play, The Ugly Duckling, received a 2015 Jim Henson Foundation Family Grant. Additionally, she is a board member of TYA/USA, a national membership organization that strengthens the artistic and cultural impact of theatre for young audiences. Other shows directed at the Arts Center include, Goosebumps the Musical: Phantom of the Auditorium, Fancy Nancy the Musical, School House Rock, Live!, The Cat in the Hat, Go, Dog. Go!, and Miss Nelson has a Field Day. Katie has an MFA in directing Theatre for Young People from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a BA in theatre arts from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Charles Ronald Bradford (Company Actor) is so thankful to be back at the Arts Center! You may have seen him last season as Victor Frankenstein in Frankenstein. Charles has been lucky enough to join the AACCT regularly over the past few years as a performer and teacher. A native of Little Rock, Charles is now based in New York City and has worked Off-Broadway in New York, on National Tours, as well as regionally at theatres such as the American Shakespeare Center, Pennsylvania Center Stage, Shake on the Lake Shakespeare, the Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre, and the Oklahoma Shakespearean Festival, among others. Chad was also recently selected as a Creative Community Fellow through National Arts Strategies for his project "Voices UnCaged," which brings theatre arts into prisons. He received his MFA from Penn State. "Thank you for supporting the Arts Center! Love to Sharon and my family!"
Sharon Combs (Company Actor) is ecstatic to be back at the AACCT! Previous AACCT shows include: Sally in The Cat in the Hat and the touring productions of How The Camel Got it's Hump and Stone Soup. Sharon has toured all over the country with three consecutive national tours of A Christmas Carol as Millie. Some other favorite theatres she's worked for include: Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre, Sonoma Valley Shakespeare Company, Shake On The Lake, and Murry's Dinner Playhouse. She's also spent the past two summers as the Education Coordinator and Groundlings Director for Shake On the Lake in western New York, as well as for the Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre. A native of Arkansas and a UCA alum, she now "pays rent" in New York City (no matter how little time she actually spends there). Much love and thanks to all my family, especially my supportive and loving mom, Nancy, my sister Melanie and the ultimate partner in crime, my fiancé Chad! Couldn't do it without you!
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Erin Fowler (House Manager), an Arkansas native and Hendrix College graduate, grew up at the Children's Theatre and is so pleased to return again this season to choreograph, house manage, and teach! Her favorite choreography credits here at the AACCT include Puss in Boots, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Odyssey, and Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.
Jared Thomas Kneip Gibson (Company Actor) holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from the University of West Florida, this is his first year with the company. He recently finished his second summer working with Tecumseh! Outdoor Historical Drama in Chillicothe, Ohio. He also spent time touring the east coast with Bright Star Touring Children's Theater last fall. Past performances include Horn In The West, Seussical!, Floyd Collins, Oklahoma, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Macbeth, Hamlet, and Titus Andronicus. Jared has been performing since the seventh grade and is thankful for his family and friends' support which has allowed him to get this far. L&R
Nikki Gray (Costume Designer) is in her eighth season with the AACCT and is so thankful to have a job doing what she loves. Design credits include Sleeping Beauty, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Princess and the Pea, Bunnicula and Junie B. Jones in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells!. Nikki has also designed for the Arkansas Shakespeare Festival, Murry's Dinner Playhouse and the UALR Opera. She is thrilled to work in a place that inspires children to imagine, play and create!
Mark Hansen (Artist in Residence) is a company member at the AACCT. You may have seen him with one less leg as Long John Silver in Treasure Island, as Huckle Cat in Busytown or as the Boss of the School in Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business. In addition to acting, Mark helps with set and prop construction. Some of his favorite roles have been Frog in A Year with Frog and Toad, the Emperor in The Emperor's New Clothes and Slim in Of Mice and Men. Mark graduated from Little Rock Central High and UALR. Mark hasalso received training at the Arkansas Repertory Theatre.
Samantha L. Harrington (Guest Artist) is thrilled to be back at the Children's Theatre. You may have seen her in Schoolhouse Rock Live! as Shulie, amongst other shows in the spring season of 2016. Sam is a native of Little Rock and received her BFA in Acting at Oklahoma City University. She has performed professionally for theatres such as the Arkansas Repertory Theatre (Allana/Ariel US in The Little Mermaid, Ensemble/Jovie US in Elf: the Musical), the Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre (Viola/Choreographer in Twelfth Night, Anybody's in Westside Story), the Arkansas Arts Center Children's Theatre (Jo in Little Women, Athena/Ensemble in The Odyssey), and also at Shake on the Lake in Upstate New York (Miranda/Trinculo/Sebastian in The Tempest, Viola/Choreographer in Twelfth Night). She is an actor, singer, dancer, and is also a certified yoga instructor and teaches locally in Little Rock. "So ecstatic to be back collaborating with amazing artists here at the AACCT."
John Isner (Company Actor/Director) is originally from Richmond, Va., but found his artistic home with the AACCT and the staff many seasons ago. After graduating from Ferrum College and Bretton Hall Academy of Performance Arts in Yorkshire, England, John worked for various theatre companies throughout the United States. Some of John's AACCT directing credits include The Odyssey, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and The Adventures of Peter Rabbit. John was recently seen on stage as the Miller in Rumpelstiltskin, the Skin Horse in The Velveteen Rabbit and as Little John in The Legend of Robin Hood. John was recently cast in the new HBO/Cinemax series Quarry.
Stephen Jones (Guest Artist) is thrilled to be back for another season at AACCT! After graduating from NYU in 2016, Stephen began his internship at the Children's Theatre that fall, doing a bit of everything from props to sound. He was last seen on stage in the Spring 2017 traveling around the state in the touring production of The Reluctant Dragon. When he's not at the theatre, Stephen works as a freelance writer, his work having appeared on several website and in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
Rivka Kuperman (Production Stage Manager) is pleased to be in her fifth season at the AACCT. Rivka grew up in Little Rock and spent most of her childhood at the AACCT. She received her BA in theatre from the University of Central Arkansas in 2007 and her masters in education administration from University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2015. She is a company member of the local improv troupe ImprovLittleRock! and would like to thank her family and friends for their support and enthusiasm, especially Dad.
Erin Larkin (Costume Designer) is the resident costume designer at the AACCT. This is her fourteenth season at the Children's Theatre. She is an artist who has worked in sculpture, textiles, fashion, historic paint restoration, and for many years now, costuming for theatre. Hailing from the artist enclave of Hot Springs, Arkansas, she is so pleased to be able to contribute to the theatrical community of central Arkansas. She received her BFA in fine art at the University of Memphis. The Children's Theatre is home, and the crew and company here are family. Many thanks go to all the hands that make each show come to life! "At the center of something we call "the arts" and children call "play" is something which seems somehow alive." - Lynda Barry.
Lauren Lusk (Properties Master) is happy to return to Arkansas and the Children's Theatre; she was last here as a student of the Summer Theatre Academy 15 years ago. Since then she has earned her BA in theatre from the University of Arkansas and MFA in scenic design from Indiana University. For the last three years she has been the Resident Scenic Designer and Charge Artist for Midland Community Theatre in Midland, Texas. While at MCT she designed and painted over 30 productions including Sweeney Todd: the Demon Barber of Fleet Street which just won her the Best of Show: Excellence in Scenic Design award in the design competition at the American Association of Community Theatre's National Festival this past June. This summer she served as the first Technical Theater-focused Assistant Director of Drama for the Arkansas Governor's School, where she taught rising high school seniors about design and technical theater while creating a devised work. She is excited to be at the AACCT to continue exploring and stretching her creativity and she is so grateful to her husband Jeremy and son Teddy for their support in pursuing the things she loves..
Liz McMath (Stage Manager) first joined the Children's Theatre in 2001 as a tour actor in Sleeping Beauty. Since then, she has performed on the main stage, taught classes, made costumes, and stage managed. This is her tenth season with the AACCT. She received her bachelor's degree in speech, theatre, and mass communications from the University of Central Arkansas.
Drew Posey (Technical Director) received a BA from Arkansas State University in 2008 after spending a season as technical director at the Foundation of Arts in Jonesboro, Ark. From 2008–2012, Drew was the master carpenter at the Arkansas Repertory Theatre where he honed his skills as a carpenter, painter and sculptor. As an artist and an Arkansan, he is very excited to be a part of the Arkansas Arts Center. He would like to give special thanks to his parents and wife, Sheridan, who are brilliant theatre artists and have supported all of his endeavors.
Keith Smith (Playwright/Associate Director) joined the AACCT in 1980 as a member of its acting company. He later turned his attentions to playwriting and directing, becoming the theatre's Associate Director in the late '80s. Over the past 25 years Keith has written nearly 100 plays for the Children's Theatre and has directed many dozens more.
Mike Stacks (Lighting Designer) began working in theatre while in college, performing onstage and working as a technician behind the scenes. Following college, he took work in lighting, eventually making that his full-time pursuit. Mike started with the Arkansas Repertory Theatre in 1999 and continued to work there until 2015. During summers and breaks from the Arkansas Repertory Theatre, Mike did tour work and acted as an installations technician, repairing and installing rigging and lighting throughout the region. Mike is happy to be part of the full-time staff of the AAC Children's Theatre, finally giving him a chance to stretch his creative wings.
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April 20, 2012
Making Life Easier With Kids
I've been spoiled not having kids here the past few month so I can work fast and efficiently. I'm not going to lie; I could run errands for hours without someone having to go potty, ask for food, cry, whine, this, that and the other. It was awesome!!! But, realistically speaking, I've had a hard time adjusting to life with kids again and after three hectic weeks, I needed a plan. Now, I'm not the first person to implement chores or some reward system. J and I grew up with two completely different upbringings and butted heads on the topic of allowance. He got one, I didn't. I was told chores were just part of being a family. And, it wasn't until I saw what my kids were doing on their own with my parents that I realized I was working way too hard at home and doing too many things for the girls. All of the above inspired my chore charts and reward. Not only did I feel like I was barking orders and constantly reminding my kids to do the same things EVERY DAY, but I was also barking orders and constantly reminding J of what the kids were capable of and what expectations I had for them as well. First and foremost, I believe that when you are a part of a family, it's your responsibility as a family member to help out in all areas. I also believe that doing chores are something that's expected and that you shouldn't be paid an allowance for doing things expected of you. However, I do feel that you should receive praise for a job well done and encouragement and positive re-enforcement is needed for motivation. Everything I have blogged about thus far helped me create an organization system for the kids that they love too. First, I went looking for magnetic boards. I didn't want a calendar chore chart and I didn't want to place stickers down after the chores had been completed. I wanted a chart I could easily move things on and off with no mess so I figured magnets were the way to go. I was going to frame a cookie sheet but decided I wanted a magnetic dry erase board to achieve my goal for the chore chart. I saw some at Target but ended up using my 50% off coupons at JoAnns and got two huge magnetic dry erase boards for $12.99 plus tax. Then I browsed the sticker section. Man did I get overwhelmed!!! I probably spent three hours starring at stickers and brainstorming what I wanted to do. In the end, I settled on two different colors of letters and my permanent markers at home. I began to think that if I made my boards too fancy, it would be distracting to the chores and the whole point was to keep it simple. I also figured my chart needed three things: a name, the chores to be done and the finished chores. The other tough part was deciding how to list the chores. H can read but and E can't; I needed pictures of the chores and wanted the word with it like a flash card to teach them the word like a flash card. I was all set to draw out 40 different magnets when I found something so perfect on ETSY, I couldn't possibly think of making the magnets any better myself. So (GASP!!!!) I actually bought the magnets from AbbiesHouse to spare me the time. And, coincidentally, she had designed chore charts nearly identical to the charts I had made!!! I was beside myself; great minds think alike I guess! So here's the finished project, complete with my little Vanna White. FYI... she was not prompted to pose for the picture, it's her new thing to model stuff! As far as the reward goes, you may or may not notice the star on the done side. At the end of the day, The kids get a star on their side signifying "jobs completed". If they get a star, the add a star shaped bead to a simple string necklace. That way, they can wear their stars around like a badge or sticker. I will be writing on the dry erase side things they can ear for a certain number of beads. They can exchange their beads for new coloring books, trips to certain parks, etc... Also, their are round heart magnets I use to tell them I love them and they can bring it to me for additional work that isn't on a magnet to earn extra beads too.
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The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is holding an access management public hearing regarding improvements to State Road (SR) 406/Garden Street.
Date: Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Time: 5:30 pm until 7:30 pm
Where: 2073 Garden Street, Titusville, Florida 32796
The meeting begins with an open house at 5:30 pm. There will be a formal presentation at 6:30 pm, after which participants may provide verbal comments to everyone present. Project staff will be available to discuss the project with attendees before and after the presentation. Participants may also provide their comments directly to a court reporter at any time during the hearing. Written comments must be postmarked no later than Monday, December 29, 2014. All comments, written, and oral will become part of the project's public record.
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One of the most important parts of an application to our research degrees, both MA by Research and PhD, is your research proposal - it's how we assess the merit of your research topic and match it with the research specialisms of potential supervisors. Here you can find some advice on what to include and what to consider when writing this part of your application.
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Learners will read about Mars and then examine an unknown sample (such as a sandwich or "fun size" chocolate bar) to determine if the sample could have come from Mars. The lesson uses the 5E instructional model and includes: TEKS Details (Texas... (View More) Standards alignment), Essential Question, Science Notebook, Vocabulary Definitions for Students, Vocabulary Definitions for Teachers, three Vocabulary Cards, and a Mini-Lesson. This is lesson 2 of the Mars Rover Celebration Unit, a six week long curriculum. (View Less)
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"Reader, suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself." ― Mark Twain
The Republican party lies in moral and intellectual tatters. The rise of the bombast, Donald Trump, has sunk the party to such dark depths that even Ted Cruz seems a ray of reason. Can the GOP weather this storm? And if it does, what form will it take?
Ever since the rise of the 'reactionaries' in the 2010 elections there has been a competition between the establishment and the newly organized crazies. The division was evident. The establishment ran its candidates, and the Tea Party ran theirs. Then the Tea Party candidates started winning in noticeable numbers. Now the radical right is the tail wagging the establishment dog.
In 2016, the party grandees are facing an assault on their last bastion – the Republican presidential nominee. They must make a choice – revolt or hold their noses and march behind the horse.
It is said that the Democrats fall in love while the Republicans fall in line. Yet, this year the Democrats are lining up behind the heir presumptive – Hillary Clinton. And the Republicans have fallen in love with 'Le Grand Orange'.
But the GOP elites are not unified in their reaction to the rise of the unthinkable. Some – notably, Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) and Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) – have enthusiastically kissed the ring. Others – say Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE), ironically a Tea Partier – have said 'no way'. And others – typified by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) – are slowly accustoming themselves to the once unimaginable – supporting Trump.
The poobahs are not agreeable to the suppuration in their swimming pool – but what's the alternative?
There is one – a brokered convention. The powers-that-be must be considering that route. There has been no consolidation behind any other candidate. The anti-Trump movement is of the 'anyone but Trump' flavor, coalescing around the #NeverTrump hashtag.
They hold out hope that they can stagger into Cleveland with no candidate owning a majority of the delegates – leaving the choice of nominee to the boys in the backroom. But, as it stands, that is not a likely eventuality so they will have to consider what's next.
The last two GOP nominees have spoken of the danger of the Donald. Mitt Romney gave an impassioned speech laying out point by point why Trump is wrong for America and disastrous for the Republican party. John McCain has made his antipathy clear. But the effect will be counter-productive. Trump is running against the establishment. So the establishment fuels his fire when they speak against him.
The GOP's problem is self-created. The party of the plutocrats doesn't have enough rich people to vote it in. So for years, they relied on the white, ill-educated – whipped into a voting frenzy by talk of guns, religion, racism and freedom from DC oppression – to provide the bodies in the voting booth. But now the rank and file – the unwashed idiots – have turned on their erstwhile masters. The lunatics are running the asylum.
The Democrats may well benefit by regaining the Senate, increasing their share of the House and holding on to the presidency. But it's too bad for them that their likely candidate is a widely reviled woman who has alienated large parts of the liberal base, is anathema to many independents and toxic to any conservative who might change his stripes. Should she stumble, the alternative is a 'socialist'.
It is hard to say how the Republican establishment can survive if the Republican voter is no longer willing to vote for it. On the other hand, if the Republican voter keeps voting for candidates that lose to Democrats they will have to change their strategy. New political parties do arise, and existing parties change.
After all, the white southern conservative voter that was once the backbone of the Democratic party is now a rock-ribbed Republican. Only time will tell what the new political stability will be.
And then, of course, there is the awful possibility that Donald Trump wins the presidency – and then all bets are off.
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Arjo, Lyudmila and Anna founded the Centre for Research in Arts and Economics in 2011. They have been working together on various research projects and educational programs. They have undertaken a research for the European Parliament on "Financing the arts and culture in the EU"
Arjo Klamer
holds the chair of Cultural Economics at the Erasmus University, Rotterdam. His current research focuses on the cultural dimension of economic life and the values of art. He is member of the board of various cultural organizations. He is President-Elect of the Association for Cultural Economics International (ACEI).
Lyudmila Petrova
holds a MA in cultural economics and cultural entrepreneurship. Passionate for art she is teaching and conducting research in the areas of creativity and economy, financing of the arts and cultural policy. She is finishing a PhD research on factors of creativity at Erasmus University, Rotterdam.
Anna Mignosa
has a PhD in cultural economics. She teaches and conducts research on cultural policies, economics of cultural heritage, and economics of the creative industries. Since 2011 she is member of the Board of the Association for Cultural Economics International.
In 2011, two new members joined the team: Priyateja Kotipally and Carmen Artenie Pas. Both attended the first edition of Value of Culture Summer School in 2009. They found an affinity with the ideology an objectives of Creare Foundation and joined the team.
Priyateja Kotipalli
is currently doing a PhD research at Erasmus University focusing on the heritage sector in India, from a cultural economics perspective. He is also involved in fund raising and is a member of the Creare faculty.
Carmen Artenie Pas
holds a Msc. in Migration, Ethnic Relations and Multiculturalism obtained at Utrecht University. Her interests encompass topics related to the sociology of culture and in particular cultural participation of ethnic minorities, cultural taste and statistic analysis and methodology.
Since 2015, another of our alumni is working with us to make our course and activities known in the far East.
Younsun Won
is currently a PhD candidate under Arjo Klamer's supervision at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication at Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands.


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"Shameful that so little is done to safeguard the working conditions of journalists"
Monday 9 February Cilla Benkö, Director General of Swedish Radio, was invited by the Swedish and Latvian foreign ministries to speak at an evening for freedom of the press, free formation of opinion and good working conditions for journalists in Brussels.
Here is Cilla Benkö's speech about Swedish Radio's murdered foreign correspondent Nils Horner and the importance of having journalists who can work without risking being silenced in a democratic world.
Is it possible to be extremely well-informed and skillful , while at the same time down to earth and ordinary? Is it possible to be a perfectionist, while at the same time exceptionally flexible? And, is it possible to be a person with a great need of guarding your own integrity, while at the same time be full of compassion and interest in helping others?
The answers to these questions is, YES
One such person was Nils Horner – Swedish Radio's foreign correspondent who was murdered in cold blood in Kabul on the 11th of March 2014 while on duty covering the election in Afghanistan. There is a picture from Fukushima in Japan. Nils is sitting on the ground in neat Khaki trousers, a well-ironed shirt and a big shawl around his neck. All around him, chaos. The town simply does not exist anymore - only rubble and ruins.
This is one of my favorite memories of Nils. This is who he was. The foreign correspondent.
Since 2001 Nils worked as a foreign correspondent for Swedish Radio - mainly covering Asia. He was a unique world reporter constantly on the move in order to quickly be where the action took place. Nils reported back home to Sweden from Afghanistan when the Taliban fell - from Baghdad after the American invasion - from the tsunami in 2004 - and from Japan after the earthquake.
Nils' ambition was to capture the major course of events from the perspective of ordinary people. It was unthinkable for him to do journalistic reporting from behind a desk.
Very few of us have the understanding and insights that Nils had about the countries he covered. His knowledge made it possible for him to guide us in the big international issues. Very few of us give up our homes and devote our lives to constantly be on the move. Nils did so - in his ambition to come as close as possible to ordinary people.
The 11th of March 2014 Nils Horner did what he did best. He was in place to cover an event of world importance. He was in Kabul to report on the up-coming election.
In the morning he left his hotel room to meet ordinary people in a relatively safe and guarded street. He wanted to gather material for a story. There and then - in broad daylight and in front of a crowd of people - Nils was shot in the head from behind and died before reaching hospital.
Nils Horner was murdered while exercising his profession - which was to bring the Swedish audience important voices from a country few of us otherwise would have had the same knowledge of.
For me it is extremely important that the killer of Nils is caught and brought to trial. Wherever such a crime is committed - it should not be possible to kill a journalist without consequences. When journalists are threatened, abducted, hurt, wounded and in extreme cases killed, it is an attack against the rule of law and freedom of speech and thereby also against democracy.
I doubt it that the killing of Nils Horner will ever be solved, or that the guilty will be brought to justice. The prosecutor seems resigned to say the least.
There was a rumor some weeks ago that they had caught a person in Kabul. A rumor that some hours later was clarified.
This wasn´t true.
This is something worth reflecting on. According to statistics from The International News Safety Institute, 105 journalists were killed 2014. So far, in 2015 the number is as depressing – 22 killed journalists in the first four weeks.
In a world which is becoming ever more challenging and difficult to cover, it is essential that we, in the traditional media houses do not fear and cave in. We must show that foreign coverage matters and is highly prioritized
Unfortunately, it is more of a norm than an exception that the killing of Nils appears not to be solved. A report from UNESCO shows that of almost 600 journalists killed during the years 2006 to 2014 - no more than 6 percent have been solved.
Most of these killed journalists were not foreign correspondents as Nils was – they were local journalists. People struggling every day to be able to do their job as journalists in countries where freedom of the press and freedom of expression are far from the norm. These journalists often work under circumstances where it is to invite threats and sometimes even murder if one decides to scrutinize the powerful.
More than 90% of these 600 killed journalists were local journalists.
Therefore - it is clearly not enough that media houses take the responsibility and invest in foreign coverage - or that a large amount of local journalists actually risk their lives in their daily work defending freedom of expression.
Politicians like those of you who are here today, and the systems of justice all over the world, must also make their contribution. You can do that by actively stating your position and defending the rights of journalists to work in their profession.
I think that it is shameful that so little is done to safeguard the working conditions of journalists. Sending a clear signal after a terror attack in Paris is not enough. What I'm speaking about is the right of a journalist to do their everyday responsibility. Irrespective of whether they are foreign correspondents covering world events, or if they are local journalists uncovering the workings of society and scrutinizing the powerful in their home country.
I am not a politician. I can´t tell politicians what they should do. But I can encourage all of you to read a report called "Killing the Messenger" written already in 2007 by Richard Sambrook from the BBC. The recommendations in this report is – unfortunately - still valid today.
There ought to be more than enough reasons for politicians in well functioning democracies to challenge these truly horrible figures that I have just spoken about - and to work towards finding ways of improving them.
So, the event here this evening is a step in the right direction, and I want to thank you all for the privilege of speaking here today.
Journalists who do not have to fear, and who can work without risking being silenced are fundamental for a well functioning democracy.
Cilla Benkö
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Jeff Parker and Declan Shalvey on "Thunderbolts" Past and Present
Marvel continued its six-day streak of press conference calls today with news of the ever-twisting world of "Thunderbolts." This follows last Friday's announcement of "AvX: Versus", Monday's in-depth discussion of Rick Remender and Gabriel Hardman's "Secret Avengers," the reveal on Tuesday that Walter Simonson will join Brian Michael Bendis for an arc on "Avengers," Wednesday's announcement of Cullen Bunn writing "Captain America & Hawkeye", and yesterday's unveiling of Mark Waid and Greg Rucka's "The Omega Effect" and its impact on the worlds of Spider-Man, the Punisher and Daredevil.
On hand for the call were "Thunderbolts" writer Jeff Parker, artist Declan Shalvey, editor Tom Brennan and moderator and Marvel Junior Sales Administrator James Viscardi to tease the upcoming time travel events in "Thunderbolts."
This year marks the 15th anniversary of "Thunderbolts," and Issue #172 begins the "Thunderbolts vs. Thunderbolts" arc, Viscardi said, with Parker adding Brennan suggested the story. "We just couldn't stop saying 'Thunderbolts,' until this just naturally happened," the writer joked.
Parker explained the Thunderbolts can now move their tower through time, as Man-Thing's lair — and thus the Nexus of Reality — is beneath it. But now, "the Thunderbolts keep going back further in time, farther from where they need to be" until the King Arthur arc — when they're thrown to a very specific point: when the team first masqueraded as heroes.
Brennan explained about suggesting stories that he only speaks up when he sees a great opportunity for Parker's skills.
Parker said when he first took the assignment, he "wasn't reading a lot of mainstream comics" and because of the name and because the team debuted in "Hulk," he thought "it was a team put together by Thunderbolt Ross to fight the Hulk." He soon got much more acquainted with the concept.
Parker described Fixer and Moonstone as "the heart of the story," since Fixer sees "what he was then and what he is now." "He gets to meet the younger him and wonders, 'Would he be proud of the me now?'" Moonstone, though, "will try to take advantage of the situation because she knows the future."
Brennan noted as a kid, he "always hated when villains would team up, because you always knew they were going to turn on each other." This makes him especially proud of the Thunderbolts, where the characters "actually help each other." However, looking at the original team, he noted three characters become heroes, and "Moonstone will always be crazy and evil" but on some level, she "cares about these people."
Brennan also said the current team "did not choose to be together, the government put them together," which will provide an interesting contrast with the original Thunderbolts team.
"This is probably the biggest story we've done so far," Parker said, adding that Shalvey was particularly excited about showing a certain event. Brennan joked that "A Thunderbolt will die!" and "Another one will save the planet!" while Parker added that the title will be changed to "T'underbolts" in "deference to Declan" and his accent. Shalvey in short order pronounced "Thunderbolts" correctly, to show he could.
Shalvey said he's a big fan of drawing V and Atlas, but "it was a lot harder to draw the older costumes than I realized, especially from different angles." He added his back issues "are in tatters" from using them for reference. Shalvey joked that original artist, Mark Bagley, "was making it up from panel to panel."
The artist added the issues actually use locations he has drawn recently. "Having to reference my own work made me feel strangely legitimized." He noted, despite some time on "Thunderbolts," this is "the first time I've done a typical 'superhero in New York' scene."
Brennan said this was likely because, "in a Jeff Parker script, an artist is going to be given, 'there's a giant fish, and he's walking across the moon'" rather than more standard scenarios.
Parker noted there was a problem of chronology. "You never want to date something because of Marvel's moving timeline," but he'd suggested a nineties-looking reporter. "I went straight to Teri Hatcher," Shalvey said, referring to the actress who played Lois Lane on "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman."
Asked about favorite fights, Parker said "Fixer vs. Fixer," Brennan "Moonstone vs. Moonstone," while Shalvey chose "Hyde vs. Atlas."
Parker said he is trying to evoke a "nineties vibe" in the characters' speech and actions. "When we begin the book, it begins in the time of Onslaught," which will feel like an old "Thunderbolts" comic. "Then we finally bring the Thunderbolts into it, before you think you've bought some old reprint you didn't know about."
Brennan said it's "perfectly encouraged to go with the style of the time, but avoid specifics." Shalvey said too much referencing "could put people in the '90s rather than following the story."
Parker mentioned the actions of the future Thunderbolts will matter to the older Thunderbolts' future history. "A decision is made," Brennan added, "that changes everything." "This story matters to the Thunderbolts history," said Parker. Shalvey, the only member of the team who did not have the whole story in front of him from the beginning, said, "I came to a moment where I went, 'what?!?'" He added the moment "could have been a cliche, but we really pulled it off."
Asked about certain characters, Parker said, "I thought about squeezing Dallas [Riordan] in, like maybe if Atlas had to go have sex or something" but she didn't make sense for the story. Jolt will also not appear. "Declan didn't want to draw Jolt," he joked. "That's not true," Shalvey said. Shalvey also corrected Dallas's surname pronunciation for all on the call: "It's 'Rear'den.' It's an Irish name."
According to Brennan, Fixer's journey will hit a turning point, and he will make a decision of leadership.
"I really was not expecting Boomerang to jump up in front the way he did," Parker said when asked about surprising characters. "That's when I get excited about a story, when you realize you're creating this breathing thing."
"I was also a little worried how I'd handle Ghost," he continued. "He's really easy to lapse into a cliche if you don't do it carefully." The origin story helped to flesh out the character in his own mind, and showed "how you, too, could end up being a super-villain."
Brennan said he's enjoying Centurius as "an evil genius who has to keep people alive." "I love this guy because he keeps his ego in check, and that's part of his evil genius."
Asked about a general idea of how much time has passed, Parker settled on "more than ten years." Brennan, hedging, said it would have to be more like five years. "It's more fun to write as ten years, but it works as five. It would be a busy five years," Parker said.
"I'm just saying this so I don't get yelled at later," Brennan added.
Apparently, Baron Zemo is most stunned by the future team's appearance — and his own absence from the team's ranks. "He cannot help but notice that he's not there, not a part of this thing that he started," Parker said.
When asked about integrating "Thunderbolts" into the Marvel U, Parker teased a big fight coming. Brennan said that, "in the present, Luke Cage does not have a Thunderbolts team," and will have to put one together.
Brennan said the book was "very fortunate to have Mark Bagley on covers for this arc," and noted the significant achievement of a 15th anniversary.
"I am going to be doing an interview with the B-team — Busiek, Bagley, and Brevoort — and ask what they were thinking," Parker said, noting the original "Thunderbolts" series "was this great stunt, one of the great switches in superhero history." What was presented as a straight-up superteam was revealed on the last page of #1 as the Masters of Evil. "It made a big splash in the shops."
With that, the call-and week of Marvel's Next Big Thing Extravaganza-wrapped.
"Thunderbolts" #172 is in stores in April.
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With just a few days of fundraising around World AIDS day on December 1st, Creative Support raised £300 in donations for the George House Trust. This money will go directly towards supporting people in Manchester and the North West of England who have HIV and are experiencing financial hardship.
A large chunk of the money was raised on World AIDS day itself through the sale of delicious red ribbon cupcakes and gingerbread biscuits made by staff at the excellent Cyber Café at Dale House. Big thanks also to the brilliant Marketing team at Head Office, particularly Alannah and Suzanne, who did a great job in emailing us all to raise awareness of World AIDS day and to promote the facts and dispel the myths around HIV/AIDS.
To all who donated money, or bought the aforementioned cakes, or bought and proudly wore red ribbons, or wore red to work on World AIDS day in support of such a worthwhile cause, I'd like to say I'm really proud to work with such big hearted people.
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Pharrell Williams is reportedly helping British model Cara Delevingne branch into the singing business.
The Happy hitmaker has reportedly been working on material for the past eight months and will release a duet to kickstart the catwalk beauty's music career under his 'i am OTHER' record label.
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Delevingne was spotted with Williams in Paris, France recently and it is thought the pair was recording a music video.
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Since April 2016, the architect and designer collaborates with the Italian brand, to express a new philosophy for the office and contract furnishing Paolo Mantero joins Sinetica Industries with his experience in architecture and design, starting from his studies in Genoa with Mario Botta and the collaboration with Renzo Piano, for the development of office design projects for clients such as Autogrill, Diesel, BNL, Benetton Group. Since 1999, Studio Mantero, specialized in strategic consulting and design of office environments, operates at an international level with a team of professionals and a multidisciplinary and integrated approach that ranges from design to architecture, up to urban planning. 'Designing for people is the key concept around which all the projects rotate, with the aim of providing responses that are effective and close to human needs, creating quality, comfortable and environmentally friendly spaces, where it is pleasant to live and work in'. Based on this philosophy and in line with the new slogan 'Smart Your Life', Paolo Mantero accompanies Sinetica industries towards the next goals: not only in the office furniture industry, but also in the contract, home, and hotel industry spaces. The collaboration with Sinetica Industries includes not only the development of new products, but also the company's image coordination and the design of the Sinetica Stand at the Orgatec fair 2016 in Cologne, to express the new positioning of this dynamic brand with respect to the international market in the name of a Made in Italy that knows how to create and live well. Short Bio: Paolo Mantero studied Architecture at the University of Genoa where he was Mario Botta's pupil and lived his first professional experiences in the studio of Renzo Piano. Subsequently he dealt with corporate image, retail, and product design, consolidating important experience both in Italy and abroad in these areas. In 1995 he moved to Milan, and together with Progetto CMR and Luigi Giffone ('G' of DEGW), he developed numerous space planning and interior design projects for major national and international groups, from Honeywell to Canon. In 1999 he opened his own studio in Milan and started, always being particularly attentive to the needs of people and sustainability, an intense project activity, from the Autogrill offices in Milan to the new Diesel Headquarters in Breganze, to his most recent projects for the new offices of the BNL / BNP Group both in Rome and in Milan, and the new offices of the holding company of the Benetton Group in Treviso, together with the architect Tobia Scarpa.
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Adriano Baldanzi and Alessandro Novelli, after studying industrial design in Florence, started in business along with other colleagues in the field of corporate image and design. They worked for CIATTI furniture accessories, BIEFFE motorcycle helmets, MENOWAT household appliances, and other companies in Tuscany in the furnishing sector. In 1984 the studio Baldanzi & Novelli was founded. The company and brand CASAMANIA was established, dealing in furniture accessories. In 1986 it was taken over by FREZZA, a well-know office furniture company. The Frezza company would manage the brand under the name CASAMANIA BY FREZZA. Since then, the studio has designed a great number of products for this brand, including beds, trolleys, kitchens, bookcases and other furnishing accessories. Distinguished among these for its diffusion and appreciation is the FESTIVAL shelving system, designed back in 1988 and still listed in the current catalogue. Since 1991, the studio has been involved in the office sector, designing sheet metal partitions and tables, leading to the creation of Proteus and Paries. Entering the office sector was the starting point for the design of seats and armchairs for offices. B&N designed " DATA", a small armchair for common areas made of plastic with a tubular frame. For this project, the studio would be awarded the FORUM DESIGN OFFICE at the EIMU in Milan and at the 0RGATEC in Cologne. The seating concept designed by B&N was so innovative that it would subsequently be picked up on by other companies. In 1995 B&N met BUM, highly specialized in the sector of office seating. BUM asked the studio to design a product with a strong identity that would showcase the company on the international scene, a seat capable of covering various sectors and of making BUM more visible. This led to the creation of the EVERYDAY range. The Everyday system is a very vast range that includes office armchairs, management-level products with a new all-visible concept, and products for operational levels, visitors, waiting areas and common areas. Few companies have ever attempted such a complete range. For BUM the studio designs CONTACT, NORDIC, VELA,VIGOR, UNA. With LAMM in 1997 the studio became involved in the design of a theatre and auditorium armchair. C 600 is an armchair with minimalist traits, with a "hidden motor". In fact, the armchair features a synchronous closing system of the seat and back, compacting the seat itself, recovering space between rows. This makes it easier to allow people to exit and facilitates cleaning. Also for LAMM the studio designs C900. In 1998, the studio continued its experience in the seating sector, designing a university study desk for EMMEGI called CAMPUS. Also for EMMEGI, the B&N studio designed FLOW, a new kind of seat, which would lead to Flow`s. After the experience of FLOW came MOOD, and armchair with a net back with a strong aesthetic impact. For SITLAND , in 2000 B& designed a range of tables for home computers, DRUMS. Also for Sitland, in 2002 the studio designed the SPIRIT office seat, with great ergonomics as well as design, including the back fastened to the frame by means of a central elastic joint that allows the back of the chair to follow and support the user`s back in a three-dimensional manner. Spirit was followed by FREE SPIRIT and AIR SPIRIT as well as SIT-GO, introduced at Orgartec in 2006. For MECO B&N they design GOLF a lightweight metal office system, with tables, partitions and storage units. For the Spanish company PERMASA, B&N designs TEKNA, a range of office armchairs. It is the first major seating product for this large company. For the LAS MOBILI group, the studio designs the HELLO range of seats. An outstanding management system for offices, a project from 2006 and named GLAMOUR, was designed for SINETICA INDUSTRIES. The Baldanzi & Novelli studio has also received prizes and rewards which are briefly mentioned below. The studio also held a course on design at the faculty of architecture in Genova. Prizes and rewards: WINNER WHILE STILL STUDENTS OF THE CONTEST FOLDEN 77, DESIGN PROGRAMMONE MOBILE POLIFUNSIONALE PRIZE FORUM DESIGN EIMU 91 WITH THE DATA PROJECT, WINNERS OF THE PRIZE GRANDESIGN 2000 FOR CAMPUS, HONOURABLE MENTION 2001 FOR FLOW, WINNERS OF THE PRIZE PLANA GRANDESIGN 2002 MILAN, WITH SPIRIT. HONOURABLE MENTION PLANA GRANDESIGN FOR DRUMS AND VIGOR, HONOURABLE MENTION FOR THE COMPASSO D'ORO, ADI INDEX 2003 FOR SPIRIT, HONOURABLE MENTION FOR THE COMPASSO D'ORO, ADI INDEX 2004 FOR A SELECTION DESIGN PHOTO REMIX PLANA GRANDESIGN MILAN 2004 WITH MOOD
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For over twenty years they have believed in challenges, and for them teamwork is essential. They are architects by training, creative by inclination, experimenters by calling. They share four locations in Venice, Milan, New York, and Shanghai. They face the subject of office design by bringing together settings industrial design and artisan solutions, examining the rapport between man and space and the existing relationship between functionality, architectonic planning and workplaces. For Diamond, the following people participated: Alberto Bovo, Sandro Manente and Moreno De Giorgio.
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In 2005, Sinetica created «Sinetica Lab», an internal department of the company, which deals with Marketing, Communication and Design issues. From here ideas start their journey and take shape, one station after another. These are the stops where we welcome our travel mates: specialized professionals, collaborators and suppliers who contribute to defining either a project, or a product, or an initiative by Sinetica. A journey of ideas, to a far destination. A journey where new landscapes, suggestions and considerations will meet. And the journey itself will feed on further, innovative, ideas.


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June 30-July 3: Ribfest in Naperville, IL
By Matt Diehl • June 28, 2017
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Ribfest in Naperville, IL will once again satisfy local appetites over the July 4th weekend. Offering a lineup of premier rib vendors and BBQ experts from around the country, this annual festival has become a favorite in the Chicagoland area. The event runs from Friday, June 30 to Monday, July 3.
In addition to the famous food, Ribfest features two stages of music and a variety of family-friendly activities. Well-known musicians such as Toby Keith and The Wallflowers will be headlining acts on the main stage with some local bands playing on a smaller stage. As for family fun, Ribfest offers carnival rides, inflatables, magic shows and a petting zoo.
While the main attractions center around fun, the history of Ribfest is rooted in charity. The host of Ribfest, The Exchange Club of Naperville, is dedicated to the elimination of child abuse and domestic violence.1 Over the last 30 years, the Exchange Club has raised over $15.5 million for local charities through its service activities at Ribfest.2 The four-day event is also volunteer-driven, with more than 4,000 people donating their time each year.
Sharing the same passion for supporting local charities, OneMain will be a major sponsor of Ribfest for the fourth consecutive year. Tom Gillespie, branch manager of the Naperville branch and employee of 38 years, will be in charge of the company booth and lead the team of volunteers:
"My responsibilities include setting up our booth and maintaining the volunteer schedule, but it's truly a team effort. We're going to have employees from branches in Aurora, Plainfield and all over Chicagoland helping out. In fact, my son, who works at the Rensselaer, NY branch, is flying out to volunteer one day. The booth will be open all four days and we plan to hand out cinch bags, 3D fireworks glasses, bottle coolers and more. We're also adding a photo booth, which will be free to the public."
When asked what he looks forward to the most, Gillespie spoke about interacting with the crowd:
"Aside from the music and food, [I look forward to] getting a chance to visit with thousands of people from all over. More than 250,000 visitors come to Ribfest each year, so it's a great opportunity to promote our brand. On top of that, it's fun to interact with OneMain team members from around the area."
For more information on the event, please visit the Ribfest website.
- Minutemen Press of Naperville. "About Naperville Ribfest." Ribfest.net.
http://www.ribfest.net/about-naperville-ribfest/ (accessed June 21, 2017).
- Minutemen Press of Naperville. "About Naperville Ribfest." Ribfest.net.
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinion or position of OneMain. The information in this article is provided for education and informational purposes only, without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including warranties of accuracy, completeness or fitness for any particular purpose. The information in this article is not intended to be and does not constitute financial, legal or any other advice. The information in this article is general in nature and is not specific to you the user or anyone else. The author was compensated by OneMain for this post.


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Tonight was not a good example of the changes and growth I have made. Last night after writing I spent some time reading Joyce Myers book "Never Giving Up". I went to bed questioning if fear or lack of discipline was keeping me from my goals.
I pondered this all day while I was working. Yes I do believe there are things in my life that I lack discipline over; shopping being one example. I do not believe though my fear for example, of going to a zumba class is a lack of discipline - I truly believe that has to do with my social anxiety.
So the better part of today I decided that I would be disciplined tonight, face my fear and walk into the gym and go to zumba. I reminded myself all day long that no one is going to judge me or make fun of me. I would not be re-living the horrors of gym class as a child.
This fear did not get faced tonight. I really thought tonight was going to be the night but for some reason it was not in the cards. The reason I did not go was because I did not pack a shirt. (My only option was a boys 4T sweatshirt. My nephew must be leaving clothes in my car.) So this is being shelved for the time being but not for long.
Sadly I continued to make a mess of the evening. I arrived home to a house full of guests. My mom was entertaining and having people over to discuss the Young Living oils. I was initially excited to see a friend of hers and her new baby.
As the amount of people increased I felt myself getting anxious. I started feeling greatly overwhelmed by the madness. Where does my panic come from? I worry about what to say and what if I say something stupid. I worry what the people are thinking of me. It just becomes too much. I feel overstimulated by all of the people.
So I took my dog and one of my mom's dogs and hid in my room. You would think my family would wonder what happened to me but they know and understand me. I love the fact that my mom and sister are so understanding of this.
Do I wish I would have stayed out there, yes. Now that everyone is gone I see how silly I am that I didn't stay out there. I now can wonder if I did far more damage by leaving than if I stayed and on the off chance did say something foolish. Now I can wonder and worry instead, if they wonder what my issue is.
On the lighter side of things I did have a wonderful friend offer to have a pizza delivered to me while I was hiding out!


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Stuart McIntyre is a lecturer in the Department of Economics. He is affiliated with the Fraser of Allander Institute, and is a Faculty Research Affiliate at the Regional Research Institute at West Virginia University.
Stuart has research interests in regional/spatial economics and energy/environment/natural resource economics.
He is very willing to supervise suitably qualified PhD students in his fields of interest.
Stuart will also provide economic advice on a consultancy basis.
Stuart currently teaches classes on Introduction to Economics (yr1); Microeconomics (yr 3); and organises the Global Energy Forum class based on industry engagement seminars.
Stuart's personal website is here.


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by Monica Steinisch
Joel and Lisa, newly married New Yorkers, didn't believe they had a shot at owning a home until their realtor told them about a payment-option adjustable rate mortgage product that could help them stretch their budget. Now, three years after achieving their dream, the couple is dealing with the nightmare of a monthly payment that jumped from $1,273 to $1,840. They also face the possibility of foreclosure--repossession of their home by the lender—as their finances are stretched to the breaking point.
These borrowers' situation isn't unusual. Not all of these cases are due to what the industry refers to as "exotic" (nontraditional) loans, of course. Foreclosure is a possibility anytime you get significantly behind in your mortgage payments, whether because of unplanned expenses or a loss of income. But the popularity of the new loans, which typically include terms that create greater risk and fluctuating payments, has put many more borrowers in a precarious position.
If you're a homeowner, the thought of not being able to make the mortgage payments probably tops your list of financial worst-case scenarios. While serious default can lead to foreclosure, a financial bump in the road does not have to spell disaster. You may be surprised to learn that lenders are very eager to help committed and communicative borrowers keep their homes—all you have to do is ask for help.
A 2005 survey of more than 2,000 homeowners conducted for Freddie Mac, one of the nation's largest residential mortgage investors, by Roper Public Affairs and Media found a striking statistic: More than half of mortgage borrowers in default (more than one month late on their payment) and in danger of foreclosure never contact the lender for help, and even ignore the lender's attempts to reach them to discuss the situation. The survey results pointed to a variety of reasons why delinquent borrowers were reluctant to talk—from confidence that they could resolve the situation themselves to doubt that the lender could do anything to help them.
If you have financial concerns about paying your credit union mortgage, contact your loan officer.
"You're doing yourself a service by calling [the lender] to let them know about your situation as soon as you foresee missing a payment," says Rick Harper, housing director for Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of San Francisco, one of a number of agencies that Freddie Mac has partnered with to reach delinquent borrowers and work with them to construct a plan that will keep them in their homes.
You can find contact information for your lender or the servicer, which collects mortgage payments on behalf of the lender, on your monthly billing statement or in your payment coupon book.
To ensure your conversation with the lender representative is as productive as possible, prepare for the call by answering these questions:
Harper advises going into the call also knowing how much equity you have in the home and what your monthly income and expenses look like. The lender will need your financial information to devise a realistic solution.
During the process, keep a log of all communications. Follow up any requests you make by phone with a letter, and make sure all agreements are put in writing. And stay in the property, since you may not qualify for certain types of assistance if you move out.
Legitimate, reputable lenders—as opposed to predatory lenders, who are intentionally deceptive or discriminatory—want to avoid foreclosures, which are both costly and time-consuming for them. Many, if not most, have special programs that provide options to financially strapped customers.
Lenders are eager to help committed and communicative borrowers keep their homes.
Freddie Mac, which requires its servicers to do whatever is feasible to keep borrowers in their homes, makes a variety of workout options available to its borrowers, including:
(Freddie Mac describes these and other foreclosure prevention options in greater detail on the Avoiding Foreclosure page of the company's Web site.)
What are the odds of your successfully avoiding foreclosure with one of these workouts? That, of course, will depend on your situation. However, a 2004 Freddie Mac study concluded that repayment plans could lower the probability of home loss by 80% among all borrowers.
While not every lender offers all these options, and some, such as the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) and Veterans Administration (VA), may offer different or additional ones, virtually all reputable lenders have some tools to help borrowers in a bind. You and the representative you speak with will determine together which, if any, of the lender's programs will get you back on track.
It's not just communication, but early communication, that's key to avoiding foreclosure.
Housing counseling agencies approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to provide default or delinquency counseling are another source of help for borrowers already behind on payments and those still current but who believe they may miss a payment soon.
Contact a counselor first if you haven't missed a loan payment but foresee having payment problems soon. That's because many housing counseling agencies also are nonprofit credit counseling services. As such, they can look at your entire financial picture and point out ways to increase income, reduce expenses, or otherwise improve your cash flow. In some cases, a counselor can enroll you in an agency-administered debt management plan that could reduce your monthly payments to other creditors, which may be just what it takes to keep you current on your loan without ever having to contact the lender. If you already have spoken to the lender and arranged a repayment plan, a debt-management plan may give you some breathing room in your budget.
If you have already missed a mortgage payment, you should contact the lender first, and then contact a counselor. In addition to helping you prepare for a discussion about workout options with your lender, a counselor can help you weigh your options when you can't, or don't want to, keep the property. For example, if you do not have enough time and equity to sell the house and pay off your debt before the foreclosure sale, you may have to consider more complex methods of avoiding foreclosure.
Some of your alternatives, such as a "short sale" or a "deed-in-lieu" (of foreclosure), carry potential consequences, such as damage to your credit report, a tax liability (if the lender forgives any of your debt that amount may be treated as income), a deficiency judgment (for any amount due that the lender does not receive), or loss of equity. Still, one of these may be the best solution for you, and a counselor can help you sort through the advantages and disadvantages of each option.
Virtually all reputable lenders have some tools to help borrowers in a bind.
Of course, any borrower who feels uncomfortable talking directly with the lender should skip that step and go straight to a HUD-approved housing counseling agency for help, even if he or she already has missed a payment.
Harper, whose agency counsels thousands of homeowners each year about how to prevent foreclosure, sees firsthand how a housing counselor, as a disinterested third party, can help lenders and borrowers succeed.
"I think counselors can help dispel the myths [about lenders and foreclosure], and certainly they are more likely to engage the family to work with them because the embarrassment issue isn't present," says Harper. Embarrassment was cited by some participants in the Freddie Mac/Roper survey as one of the reasons they didn't contact their lender.
"As counselors, we aren't asking for the money, and that alone separates us from the lender."
If you haven't already received a letter from your lender referring you to a HUD-approved housing counseling agency, you can find one yourself on the HUD Web site or by calling 800-569-4287 (800-877-8339/TDD). Be sure the agency you choose provides mortgage delinquency and default counseling (as opposed to, say, only home-buyer education). Housing and credit counseling services are usually free or low cost.
Given that even borrowers with the best intentions can experience a setback, it's crucial that all homeowners understand their options and responsibilities for keeping their home if they run into payment problems. Housing counseling and lender programs can offer real and effective solutions for avoiding foreclosure in what you might consider a hopeless situation—if you call.
A housing counselor can help you weigh your options.
Of course, the best way to prevent foreclosure is to protect yourself and your home even before you sign the loan documents:
Without the worry of defaulting on your loan, homeownership can be everything you dreamed of.Published 12-7-2009


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JoeK Minis Still Funding Their Trolls Of Trudvang Kickstarter
May 20, 2014 by brennon
JoeK Minis have had a pretty darn successful Kickstarter for the Trolls of Trudvang which draws on inspiration from old school style artwork by Paul Bonner. See what you think of the Big and Little Troll in this campaign...
The aim of the Kickstarter is pretty simple and that's probably why it's done so well! JoeK are looking to re-create this amazing piece of artwork from Paul Bonner. I love the look of it and the narrative that unfolds from just checking out all the different details going on within the piece.
Breaking down the components we have Big Troll and Little Troll which will be working together in this particular piece. It's such a strange and eerie interpretation of the Troll that looks like it's been torn from the mind of some medieval artist doesn't it?
The actual miniature diorama also comes on that huge rock that you can see in the artwork so you get a mega-scenic base! You can also grab a few extra JoeK miniatures to snap up as Kickstarter add-ons if you like.
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