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On November 20, 2012 Scott D. Hoeft pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Hoeft, owner of Prime Title Services in Grand Rapids, was alleged to have engaged in a $12 million mortgage scheme involving lenders and title companies. Hoeft conspired with another man in the scheme identified only as CPG.
Court records revealed that Hoeft reached a deal with prosecutors prior to the case going before a grand jury for potential indictment, according to a news article at Mlive.com. Hoeft reportedly conspired with CPG from 2002 to 2006 in defrauding title companies and banks. The government accused Hoeft of obtaining loans from mortgage lenders on properties with prior mortgages and liens without the lenders' and title companies' knowledge.
In the plea agreement, Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian Delaney wrote, "Failure to disclose such prior and superior liens resulted in mortgage lenders making loans they would not otherwise have made resulting in lenders and title companies suffering substantial losses."
Ultimately, Hoeft and CPG conspired together to obtain construction loan financing from lenders without disclosing the existence of prior liens against property for home construction; once a buyer was secured for a home that had been constructed, resident mortgage lenders were not informed of the existence of prior liens, or in some cases Hoeft would disclose the liens, but fail to pay them from his escrow accounts where the mortgage loan proceeds had been deposited. The funds were instead used by CPG to operate his construction business.
Hoeft was sentenced on Monday, May 13 to five years and three months in federal prison; he was also ordered to pay more than $8 million in restitution. After serving out his prison sentence, Hoeft will be on supervised release for three years.
Michigan federal crime lawyers know that individuals accused of engaging in any type of fraudulent activity face serious criminal penalties if convicted. Penalties may include substantial time in federal prison, monetary fines and more.
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Land Sale Raises Thorny IssueJuly 23, 2011 – In The News
The case of Bear Creek Township v. Harris family has sparked conversation on the fairness of eminent domain.
After the Harris family placed acres of their Bear Creek Township land for sale in 2005, they received a potential offer of $5.5 million. It was then that Bear Creek Township tried to acquire 50 acres of the land through eminent domain, causing the potential buyers to back out of the $5.5 million deal. The Harris family objected the action and is currently appealing the matter in Commonwealth Court.
Eminent domain is a centuries-old hot button topic, said David Snyder.
Snyder said the family's case caught his eye because of a 2006 amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution that encompasses the Property Rights Protection Act, which states that property cannot be condemned and given to a "private enterprise."
Snyder said "private enterprise" has not yet been legally defined, and that the Bear Creek Township v. Harris family case may be what sets the bar.
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This bridge is one of two exceedingly rare and highly significant examples in Sonoma County of truss bridges with Phoenix columns, a unique type of built-up beam invented, patented, and produced by the Phoenix Iron Company. Bridges
containing them were usually built by the Phoenix Bridge Company of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania or Dean and Westbrook of New York, New York. Also, most of the small number of surviving Phoenix column bridges are in the northeastern United
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The sign at the bridge states that the bridge was built in 1909 and relocated to this site in 1937. However, 1909 would be exceedingly late for an initial construction of a Phoenix column bridge. It is likely that the initial construction is even earlier. Perhaps the 1909 date also refers to a relocation which would suggest the bridge has been moved twice over its life.
Overall the bridge has excellent historic integrity. A turnbuckle on one of the diagonal members is spliced in.
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Trains for both the CTA and Metra are experiencing delays this morning, most for switching problems caused by the wintry weather.
Metra had delays on two lines because of switching problems earlier this morning, but the trains involved have arrived at their destinations -- though they were late.
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Terrafugia Transition takes flightThe Terrafugia Transition, a car that can transition to an airplane, debuts at the 2012 New York auto show.
Generating a lot of interest of the 2012 New York International Auto Show is this, the Terrafugia Transition. Now a lot of you have read stories about this, maybe seen Youtube videos of it flying around. This is what you probably think of as a flying car but Terrafugia says no. This is really a Roadable Aircraft. The idea is you can drive this from your home to a local airport, take off, fly around a bit, land again and drive it back home. Let's go and see what makes it work. Now the engine is back here. It powers this prop obviously when it's in flight. That prop has carbon fiber shaft that goes in the engine. The engine is 100 horsepower (Rotech?) style and there's also a power transition feature that the pilot can operate. Shifting the power from this prop to the wheels when you wanna go to the ground. These wheels are down here off of the swallow style rear air frame. Those are run by a pulley that runs into the engine. Top speed on the road is about 65 miles per hour. In the air 105 miles an hour. Despite how cool you might think this is, not many people are gonna find a use for this thing. It's really on the level of amphibious car. About 100 people have actually signed up to buy one and that's probably as many as can really use it because it's not something you're gonna drive to the airport, fly long distances then drive really far again and take long trips back and forth like that. In fact Terrafugia estimates that most people probably only drive it about 15% of the time and fly it 85% of the time. Think of it as an airplane that you don't have to keep at the airport. You can actually drive it home. Although, you won't wanna drive it too far home because at its top speed and considering this design, it's probably not gonna feel really safe on the freeway. You probably wanna keep it on lower speed roads 45, 40 miles an hour top speed. I'm Wayne Cunningham looking at this Terrafugia transition of the 2012 New York International Auto Show.


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Yum! Brands warned yesterday that it expects its profit for the year to decline as the parent company of KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell continues to reel from a controversy over its chicken suppliers in China.
The company, based in Louisville, Ky., gave the grim forecast after its profit in the fourth quarter fell 5 percent, with a key sales figure in China dropping.
For January and February, the company expects sales at restaurants open at least a year in China to plummet 25 percent.
Since an investigation aired on national Chinese TV on Dec. 18, Yum! has been dealing with an "onslaught of negative media attention" over its chicken suppliers, spokesman Jonathan Blum said. The TV station had reported that Yum!'s suppliers were ignoring regulations and giving chickens unapproved levels of antibiotics.
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Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, May 8-21, 1864 between Lee (50,000) and Grant (110,000) immediately following Wilderness Battle Annotated in pen-and-ink and pencil. Confederate troop positions are colored red. LC Civil War Maps (2nd ed.), 659 LeGear. Atlases of the United States, 10659 Call no. cited in LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.): G1292.S6S5 .R8 1933 folio. Includes notes. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image.
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MapFredericksburg-Spotsylvania Battlefield National Monument, Virginia Scale 1:24,000. LC Civil War Maps (2nd ed.), 555.8 "Advanced sheet. Subject to correction." Detailed topographic map. Contour interval 10 feet. The base map is printed in brown, and place names are in black. Troop positions and movements are not indicated. Description derived from published bibliography. Available also through the Library of Congress web site as raster image.
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MapHistorical overlay : [Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Battlefields Memorial National Military Park, Virginia] Blueprint. Accompanied by text: Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, vegetation, community structure, and historical features survey : final report June 1981 / Richard R. Anderson ... [et al.] (iii, 62 leaves ; 28 x 22 cm. - 1 index diagram) LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.) 551.5 LC sheets annotated in ink on verso: Chancellorsville -- Spotsylvania Court House -- Fredericksburg -- The...
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Corning, GE Healthcare to receive 2010 technical achievement award from The American Ceramic Society for revolutionary glass and CT-scanning productsPublished on October 14th, 2010 | By: firstname.lastname@example.com
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WESTERVILLE, OH -The American Ceramic Society (ACerS) today announced that two companies, Corning Inc. and GE Healthcare, have been selected to receive the organization's 2010 Corporate Technical Achievement Award for their landmark developments of Gorilla Glass and the Gemstone CT Scan Scintillator, respectively.
"We somewhat broke with tradition this year by picking two winners, but these are very remarkable products and companies," says ACerS President Edwin Fuller. He says ACerS will present the awards to company representatives on Oct. 18, 2010, at the Society's annual meeting in Houston, Texas. Researchers from each company will also present special lectures on the science and history of development of these two products on Oct. 19, 2010.
"In just a few years, Corning's Gorilla Glass has become ubiquitous in smartphone devices," says Fuller. "Typically, it is the outer glass surface of smartphones, providing a very strong, durable and clear surface that does not interfere with touchscreens or other functionalities in the devices."
Technically speaking, Gorilla Glass is a special alkali alumino-silicate product that, even at half of the same thickness, is two- or three-times stronger than other types of commercially available chemically strengthened glass. Although extremely mar-resistant, even if a scratch is left, the strength of Gorilla Glass is retained. Because it has proven to be such a strong, thin and lightweight surface, TV manufacturers are also looking to use Gorilla Glass on their screens to reduce the weight of their products, which will cut shipping costs.
GE Healthcare's Gemstone is a high-performance scintillator that has enabled the creation of a low-radiation, high-definition computed tomography (CT) scanning systems, the first major development in CT equipment in over two decades. A scintillator is a key CT system component that detects transmitted X-rays and converts the energy into a digital form. The fast and extremely sensitive Gemstone scintillator is composed of a special polycrystalline material that was discovered during a process in which GE Healthcare researchers examined more than 150,000 other candidates.
Fuller notes that X-ray exposure has been of great concern to health care professionals. "Gemstone's sensitivity allows for the first time lower-dose CT scanning," he says. Some radiologists report they have succeeded in decreasing the CT X-ray dose by 50 percent. The sensitivity also allows a CT system to nearly simultaneously collect data from two different X-ray energy levels, a feat that produces detailed density information of a patient's anatomy and tissue composition.
Also, radiologists using older systems have been hampered by CT images that have lacked definition because the patient moved during the scan. The unprecedented speed of the Gemstone scintillators, however, makes it possible to collect detailed information about tissue composition, even when there is significant patient movement.
The Gemstone scintillator has been incorporated into GE Healthcare's Discovery CT750 HD scanning system.
ACerS will be holding its 112th Annual Meeting in conjunction with the Materials Science & Technology 2010 Conference and Exposition (MS&T'10), which runs Oct. 17-21 in Houston.
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The agenda was approved as distributed.
Minutes were distributed yesterday via email and the Sakai site. Corrections should be sent to Sara by January 15.
In her capacity as Faculty Coordinator Vib asked for Council input on the composition of the User Services Council. The issue arose following a request that consideration be given to simplifying the faculty bylaws by eliminating the detailed listing of Council members. This would eliminate the need for constant updating of the bylaws when positions change, while allowing for additional flexibility in Council membership. Bylaws changes would likely be proposed in the fall for discussion at the November faculty meeting.
PlanCo created a task force to look at council membership. That task force provided a list of discussion points and possibilities for changes to membership. Although there was no clear recommendation, the thought was that only positions that must be included in the council should be mandated in the bylaws rather than having the entire membership mandated. There needs to be a balance between flexibility and practicality as well as consideration of how the council actually gets its work done.
USC had an extended discussion which broke down into three main questions:
There was also some suggestion that the Council has been working well since its inception in 2008, and it's too early to think about making changes. We may not need to fix something that isn't really broken. We may also want to think about a closer examination of Council composition as part of the action plan for 2010-2011.
Sara will compose an overview and post it to the Sakai site for further discussion. Comments need to be passed on to Vib by March 1 so that she can report back to PlanCo.
The Task Force may transition to a working group, but there are two main considerations for USC:
The consensus was that a separate e-books list like the e-journals list would be a disservice to users. E-books should be listed in IRIS along with their tangible counterparts so there is only one place users need to know about to find content. Rather than creating an e-books page to parallel the Indexes and Databases page, it might be more useful to create a page that explained e-books more generally with information on how to locate them and what kind of plug-ins might be needed to view them. The Dana Media page was suggested as a model: http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rul/libs/dana_lib/media/dana_media.shtml not in terms of the design of the page, but more of the idea that we have a page describing a type of format.
Suggested topics included:
Additional suggestions are most welcome.
At the request of Jane Sloan, a Video Reserves Working Group has been charged "To investigate issues relating to, and recommend or develop a plan for, making digital videos available for course use by adding video to the current streaming e-reserve service." Jane will chair the group. Other members are Katie Anderson, Ka Neng Au, Dave Hoover, Jill Locascio, and Jan Reinhart. Questions and comments should be sent to Jane with copies to Natalie.
The nine PSPMs posted on the staff pages and the related public pages need to be reviewed, updated, and the content coordinated. Sam may be able to provide some history of the changes to individual PSPMs if needed. Members of USC will review their assigned PSPMs and circulate suggested revisions to USC for discussion at the March meeting:
Sara will contact Jeanne about PSPM 7 and send a message to USC outlining the details and the deadlines for the task.
Fetzer – There will be a student completing a practicum from France arriving in early February. Sara Harrington will provide supervision.
Agnew – Grace will be making a presentation with Kurt Wagner at the VALE conference on Friday about the status of the OLE project. There will also be a presentation on open source OPACs.
Puniello – Media services are currently unavailable in New Brunswick/Piscataway due to the ongoing move of the department from Kilmer to Douglass.
Harrington – The Mobile Devices Task Force has been charged. Current members are: Joe Abraham, Katie Anderson, Anne Butman, Jon Gibson, Priscilla Lee, Choong Hoong Liew, Mei Ling Lo, Sam McDonald, Chris Singh, Gene Springs, and Myoung Wilson. Any member of USC who would like to volunteer for the task force should contact Sara.
Radick – Bonita Grant is back from sabbatical; Ron Becker is starting his sabbatical, but contacts for while he's away have not yet been announced.
R. Gardner – There have been several recent calls from emeritus faculty who have lost remote access privileges. It was suggested that email reminders be sent to remind emeriti that they need to renew annually. Judy will follow-up.
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Nestled in the middle of iOS 9 announcements were two security-related bumps: Apple now suggests you set a six-digit passcode instead of a four-digit one; and two-factor authentication becomes a built-in part of iOS (and OS X) rather than an afterthought.
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The first change is easier to explain. It's up to 100 times harder to crack a truly random six-digit code (that is, not a pattern like '111111′ or '123456′) than the same four-digit code. While brute forcing 10,000 codes into an iOS device seems unlikely, a set of researchers recently exploited a power-off issue in iOS devices to create an automated four-digit cracking system. Breaking the code takes from six seconds to 17 hours, they say.
The new passcode prompt is for six characters. For newer iOS devices with Touch ID, the majority of what Apple now sells, users have to enter a passcode only occasionally if fingerprint recognition is enabled. Apple does let people backslide. Tap Passcode Options, and you can pick the older four-digit numeric code. Most people never tap for options, however.
If the same cracking routine could work with a new version of iOS, then the upper bound of cracking would be from six seconds to… nearly seven months.
Factor that into your experience
Apple added two-step verification to some kinds of accounts in March 2013, and extended it to additional services, including iCloud, over the following 18 months. Right now, Apple relies on notifications and the Find My iPhone conduit for providing users with a four-digit token to enter to confirm they're legitimate. And two steps aren't required everywhere. I can log into my developer account still with just my Apple ID and no second check of identity.
Apple clearly aims to step up its game by integrating as a function of iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 El Capitan, though full details are yet to emerge. Apple confirmed that El Capitan will also feature integrated two-factor support. (Note that Apple said 'two-factor' not 'two-step'; that may be a tiny bit significant.)
Making it more straightforward, graphical, and informative could prompt more people to adopt it than the current method. A similar improvement was made a few releases ago in OS X and iOS in pairing Bluetooth devices. Rather than enter a code displayed on one member of the pair on the other, a user needed to just confirm both codes were the same.
In the new system, it looks like more sophisticated options will be used. In a screen capture on the iOS 9 preview page, a user is prompted on an iPad to tap Don't Allow or Allow when an Apple ID login is being attempted from another device. The inset modal dialogue box not only tells the user the requesting device name and account, but also the device's location on a map.
Two-step systems aren't a panacea for all security breaches. Rather, they deter phishing, in which someone is fooled into giving up a password. The password and the second factor by themselves are both useless: gain one and the other is still required. It also helps when passwords are stolen from other sites at which people have accounts that they reuse the same credentials elsewhere: the same email and password used for multiple sites. It shifts the point of attack typically from the whole world to physical proximity, reducing exposure by means and likelihood.
Apple has consistently used the term 'two-step verification' before, as its system didn't require that the code was sent to a device other than the one you were using. A code can be sent via SMS to any number as well as to any registered iOS device, but not any OS X device. SMS isn't precisely secure, and because of SMS forwarding with Continuity starting in Yosemite and iOS 8.1, you may log in on a computer to which a confirming token sent via SMS appears onscreen. (I wrote about this in depth in an October 2014 Private I column.)
Two-factor authentication includes the benefit of two-step verification, deterring remote-only attacks. But it also helps with ones in which someone has physical proximity to equipment or devices. To qualify as separate factors, an element like a password (something you know), a phone (something you own) or a biometric measurement (something you are) shouldn't be stored together or accessible in the same way. If someone gains access to one thing – hopefully not your fingertip! – they can't access the others, too.
On its iOS 9 preview page, Apple shows both what appears to be its new method, described above, and an iPhone screen in which a six-digit code has to be entered (also up from four digits as today). Its text description doesn't explain the new method, nor why they picked a new term. We should start learning more about this soon, but it's a good sign.
Any improvement in two-step or two-factor identity proofs that increases the number of people who enable it, the less susceptible they are to exploitation, identity theft and worse.


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2014 Cohort: Seven schools, including traditional and charter elementary and high schools, received one-to-one support as they developed proposals for their personalized learning models. $100,000 planning grants were awarded to each of these schools; five schools have already been awarded $263,000 in additional implementation grant funds. More.
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It is a profound honour and privilege to extend my sincerest thanks for the support shown to Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers again this year. Our private, corporate, police and media partners support is without doubt a big reason for our many successes. But a special thank you has to go to our tireless volunteers who continue to promote Crime Stoppers as an alternative of reporting criminal activity. 2017 marks the 30th anniversary of Crime Stoppers in Nova Scotia.
Who would have thought that after thirty years of operation Crime Stoppers tipsters would have solved 5,713 cases and more than $5 million of stolen property returned to the rightful owners. And even more impressive is that our tipsters have helped police seize more than $12 million in illegal drugs.
We are still seeking out new initiatives that would see us develop our existing partnerships in areas of cross boarding smuggling, human trafficking and/all serious crimes that affect every citizen of this province. In the near future look for Crime Stoppers to expand our focus and efforts concerning crimes perpetrated against our youth and our seniors.
Our Goal is " To make our communities a safer place to live, conduct business and raise our children. It's not about WHAT we do or HOW we do it, It's WHY we do it. I assure you that the dedicated partners of Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers Association will never lose sight of that.
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Now that the government has confirmed that the temporary rules allowing the conversion of offices into homes is to be permanent, and extended, POS has expressed its concerns, including that of poor environmental and amenity standards for such homes.
Mike Kiely, Chair of the POS Board of Trustees, told Planning magazine that the Society had been opposed to the permitted development rights for some time, adding that in some cases it had resulted in low quality housing coming forward. "Residential is clearly important but so are jobs, and this is not targeted at vacant offices in any sense whatsoever," he added. "We have experience of occupied offices being given notice to quit in order to bring this forward. We are going to run into a problem of affordable office space before very long."
The government has also announced its intention to introduce a permitted development right to allow the conversion of launderettes and light industrial units into homes, subject to prior approval by the LPA. Kiely has raised concerns about the proposals with Planning, outlining that launderettes provide an essential service, often in deprived areas. He added that industrial units "are fundamentally not designed to be residential". He said: "Quite often they are metal framed buildings with a thin cladding on, they do not lend themselves to conversion at all." He added, "They tend to be located in industrial areas, which are characterised by noise, smells and heavy traffic."
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Lourdes Vazquez was born in Brooklyn, New York. Her commitment to public service started at the age of four protesting budget cuts to school meals in Washington, D.C. It has continued ever since.
She was a Project Coordinator at the NYC Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs and managed a civic engagement project called Know Your Rights and Responsibilities Forums throughout the 5 boroughs which connected immigrants (regardless of their status) to city agency services, informed them of their rights and civic opportunities in their district. Within a span of 10 months, she coordinated and led 53 forums, reached a total of 1,602 immigrants, and engaged 83 volunteers. When super storm Sandy hit New York she was serving at the Coney Island Restoration Center and two evacuation centers in Brooklyn. During the tax season, she volunteered on Saturdays to file tax returns for low-income New Yorkers through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program.
Afterwards, as a Community Evaluator at United Way of NYC made possible through Public Allies of New York, she provided performance measurement services and co-led strategic planning sessions for a collective impact education initiative called ReadNYC. She built the organization's Community Data Folder which informed strategy and investment for the organization. Outside of work hours she worked with a team of 10 to create and screen a documentary about gentrification in Crown Heights, Brooklyn called Capitalizing on the Crown.
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Children at Kinder Kids Pre-school and Dove Holes Methodist Church had a flipping good day on Tuesday when they celebrated Pancake Day.
At the Hayfield nursery, based at St Matthew's Church hall, on Market Street, manager Cath Hallam and assistant Carol Andrew organised a pancake cafe for the children.
The infants heard the story of the Big Pancake and various other versions, then painted a picture of themselves as all the children depicted in the story.
In the role play area children dressed up as chefs and made pretend pancakes using hand whisks, beaters and spoons, while other children visited the cafe with their dolls and ordered a wide variety of pancakes with various fillings.
Cath said: "One little girl fancied olives on her pancake as she had recently been introduced to them and rather liked them!
"Of course Pancake Day would not go by without having real pancakes too which children and staff really enjoyed making and of course eating."
While about a hundred people turned up to the party at the Buxton Road church in Dove Holes on Tuesday evening, to enjoy free pancakes.
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In accordance with the Airports Act 1996 and in consultation with the community and key airport stakeholders, the Canberra Airport 2014 Master Plan presents the vision for the Canberra Airport for the next 20 years. The Master Plan presents the planning for the Canberra Airport becoming:
- internationally connected
- a key hub for national air, rail and road transport
- a major contributor to economic growth
- a valued asset to the local community
Managing Director Stephen Byron said, "Almost 17 years ago, we set out with a vision to create the best small airport in the world. Our previous master plans in 1999, 2005 and 2009 outlined the approach needed to achieve that and we have invested heavily in delivering a national infrastructure asset of which the Canberra Region community can be justly proud. How this will benefit the 900,000 people living in the Capital Region cannot be underestimated and is not yet widely comprehended. International flights are the main thrust of our efforts to drive aviation growth and optimise the asset. It is in Australia's national interest that our Capital City is directly connected with Asia." We are passionate about opening doors for business in Canberra and the Region. To find out more about our focus to 2020, download the Canberra Airport "Your Airport, Your Opportunity" fact sheet.
Planning Coordination Forum
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Should you use a Personal Concierge? Price versus cost.
Many people think that they cannot afford a Personal Concierge or consider it a luxury they should not indulge in. But, what about your time and the price a Personal Concierge versus the cost of not using one?
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The luxury of having an assistant or concierge to perform errands, help with home or office needs is not the luxury we used to think was only reserved for the wealthy or large corporations. The term "Concierge" means "keeper of the keys" or "gatekeeper" and was once reserved for hotels. Today a Personal Concierge is someone that will help you get your day to day tasks accomplished, but not at the cost of loosing precious time with your family or having to take time off work to accomplish those tasks.


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The Obama-Republican Tax Deal
Though I'm a bit disappointed, I'm not at all surprised over the tax deal that's been brokered between the Obama Administration and Congressional Republicans. Granted, maybe something more palatable could have emerged had Obama engaged the issue much earlier. Personally, I would have liked to see the tax cuts expire for high income households and the revenue generated transferred to shore up hemorrhaging state and local government budgets. In that way, a budget deficit source would have been closed off while a spending source with one of the largest multiplier effects would have opened up. Alas, that is water under the bridge. The liberal left of the Democratic Party and progressive economists like Paul Krugman need to get over it.
In exchange for extending the high income tax cuts, the tax cuts for low and middle income Americans will continue and this should help in at least maintaining the slow rise in consumer spending that the economy seems to be experiencing. Additionally, the extension of jobless benefits and the one year reduction in payroll taxes will put a bit more money mostly in the hands of those who will likely spend it rather than save it. It's like a second "mini" stimulus that should modestly expand aggregate demand and provide a little more oomph to our ongoing but fragile recovery. What I really don't like about the deal is Obama rolling over on the estate tax cut. Its extension was an unnecessary gift to very high income households and to the Republican side of the aisle.
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If ever there were a DC book deserving of being adapted into a television show, it's Gotham Central. Procedural police dramas are some of the most highly rated shows on TV, and one set in the chaotic and dangerous city of Gotham would undoubtedly get more positive media coverage than any other television ideas Warner Bros. currently has cooking (I'm looking at you, spandex Wonder Woman Halloween costume). Not to mention the fact that it's easily one of the best and most consistent books published in the last decade. This fourth hardcover marks the end of the series and it goes out with a bang as it set the stage for it's main characters to move on to bigger roles within the greater DCU.
Corrigan contains issues #32-40, which includes the last two arcs that chronicle the lives of various different members of the Gotham City Police Department as well as two standalone issues. Because of the large cast, this format of rotating the spotlight continues to work wonderfully for the book. Various members of the force get a chance to shine, though Renee and Cris are still the main focus. This makes complete sense, since their arc is the one we've been following since the very beginning.
Gotham Central has always excelled at shining a light on the inner workings of the GCPD Major Crimes Unit, but the opening issue "Nature" goes even further by tackling the comradery and excessive corruption that takes place within the rest of the force. I was expecting to see cops simply taking a little off the top from a shake down or looking the other way while a partner gets too physical during questioning, but it's so much more than that. Some of these guys were one step away from becoming full on henchmen for any of Batman's rogues. It certainly put all the hard, honest work that the MCU does into perspective.
Contrary to just about every other Bat-book that has ever been published, Gotham Central consistently hammers home the idea that the GCPD is frustrated with Batman's involvement, and the fact that he always seems to be one step ahead of them. "Dead Robins" best exemplifies this as the entire city gets worked into a frenzy after a teenage boy wearing a Robin costume is found dead in an alleyway. This results in many memorable moments, including the arrival of the Teen Titans at GCPD central.
Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker and their artists have done a fantastic job of firmly planting the book in reality amidst the capes and never-ending crises. Seeing so many costumed characters on the page at one time was hilarious and incredibly bizarre at the same time. I particularly got a kick out of the scene when Starfire walked in, which added some much needed humor to the otherwise serious predicament at hand.
Unfortunately, the dreaded Infinite Crisis tie-in eventually rears its ugly head. Rucka and Steve Lieber do a decent job of weaving the events around Detective Allen, making sure fans get a story that matters to the long term, but it still leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I'd rather not read about Captain Marvel and the seven deadly sins being let loose, but crossover events are tough to ignore in Gotham City.
Jim Corrigan's story comes back around to cap off both this collection and the series itself. Corrigan has steadily been built up to reveal that he is far more corrupt, dangerous and ruthless than previously thought. Although any current fan already knows the fate of Crispus Allen, it doesn't deteriorate from the shocking and emotional events that take place within this final arc. The silent sections that are peppered through out are absolutely wonderful and the raw emotions that Renee Montoya and the rest of the squad experience are palpable. The end of the series is incredibly morose, but it does pave the way for Renee Montoya's role in 52 and her eventual transformation into The Question.
Artists Steve Lieber and Kano do a remarkable job of emulating Michael Lark's style while still retaining their own artistic flair. Those worried that Lark's departure would result in a drastic stylistic change for the title need not be concerned.
If You Already Own the Issues
The only disappointment I have with the hardcover is the lack of extras. The first volume had a few sketches and character models, but after that we've gotten nothing. I would have absolutely loved to compare scripts between Greg Rucka and Ed Brubaker, or maybe an afterword piece by both writers reflecting on the entire series. Sadly, I'll have to settle for simply having my stories to keep me warm at night.
It's sad that a series like Gotham Central wasn't a commercial success and didn't last a few more years, but it's nonetheless refreshing that DC decided to put out these new collections. Thankfully characters like Renee and Crispus didn't simply disappear into the ether and are now very much an important part of the greater DCU. Anyone looking for hard-hitting detective stories and fantastic character work would do well to pick up Gotham Central.
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I remember reading the SlamDunk line up for the first time. The 13 year old girl who waited hours for her copy of Pretty Odd to download cried inside me as I read the headline act of Panic! At the Disco.
Yes, SlamDunk festival is back and bigger than ever spanning three locations across the country for the May Bank Holiday! There is no excuse to miss out on the 10th anniversary of this legendary festival it as it heads to Leeds, Birmingham and Hatfield, where it has already sold out.
Whilst many fans will be queuing up to see Brendon Urie wow us all with Panic!'s brilliant new album there are a host of other fantastic acts joining him on the main stage including Mallory Knox and Young Guns. And that's just the main stage as you will find yourself torn between that and other acts including Of Mice and Men, The King Blues and for those of you like your rock a little heavier the likes of the Cancer Bats and Northlane.
SlamDunk will be literally taking over at each of its locations with no less than eight stages set to be inhabiting the NEC or closing the streets of Leeds.
Despite the fact SlamDunk is only happening for one day in each of its locations it is set to make the most of every hour that it spends take over the North, Midlands and South with some amazing after parties on offer at each site. Leeds University will be the home of the North after party and will feature amazing SlamDunk DJ's ending your day at the festival in style.
A mid-price festival it is definitely worth saving up your student loan to pay for this one. As just a short train ride away will be some of the biggest names in indie and rock music amongst others. Can't wait? Neither can I!
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