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Agg from OCAU has written an article which explains how to use the famous Coolbits registry patch to overclock your nVidia based graphics card. I get this question a fair bit, if you want some guidance, follow this link.
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Dear sinkspur,
If the fans are overly verbally abusive and the home team folks do nothing, take it up with the commissioner.
But physical violence cannot be condoned or excused. Convict this thug of a felony, ruin him financially, and send him back whence he came.
If MLB wants to yank this couple's season tickets, that's fine, too.
The player will likely be ruined,and deservers it for losing control, but I have absolutely no sympathy for these fans. None. They're bullies and drunken thugs, and bullies usually end up with bloody noses when they run across somebody who won't put up with their crap.


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The remnants of the Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Relief Act only apply in 2017 to debts that were subject to a written agreement which was entered into in 2016. So, as of today, all new agreements that forgive debt (i.e., short sale, deed-in-lieu or mortgage modification with principal reduction) will expose the debtor to income tax, which tax will be based upon their corresponding debt savings.
H.R.110, the Mortgage Debt Tax Forgiveness Act of 2017, seeks to "amend[] the Internal Revenue Code to make permanent the exclusion from gross income of income attributable to the discharge of qualified principal residence indebtedness."
S.122, the Mortgage Debt Tax Relief Act, seeks to "amend[] the Internal Revenue Code to extend through 2018 the exclusion from gross income of income attributable to the discharge of indebtedness on a principal residence."
While H.R.110 is preferable to forever eliminate a tax on unfortunate homeowners incident to having their debt forgiven, please support either bill by contacting your local congressman and having your voice heard.


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After this weeks' launch of data.lib.cam.ac.uk, its good to follow up with some more updates.
First up is a SPARQL workshop, a three-part tutorial on RDF and the SPARQL query language aimed at I.T. workers with little to no knowledge of the semantic web, technically minded librarians, web designers and those with an interest in metadata and its (re)use.
One of the primary (and justifiable) criticisms of RDF is the high entry barrier. Much of the literature assumes a high level of technical and semantic web knowledge.
In an attempt to 'help others follow in our footsteps', I've tried to represent the learning done by myself using SPARQL to query our dataset. This may not actually lower the entry barrier, but will hopeful provide those with an interest in RDF with a base-line starting place.
Secondly, we are beginning to better link our Linked Data!
we've made some experimental gains in URI enrichment, supplementing our graphs for catalogue subject entries with links the the Library of Congress vocabularies.
See these examples:
As our labels are made up of a number of Library of Congress subject components, (subject, geographic, chronological etc) we are taking the inital main entry and representing it with a 'skos:broader' vocab. We would love some feedback on this approach, which is little more than a starting point. As we are using http requests against the id.loc.gov service, we are also running into scaling issues with our 600,000 + subject entries.
Enrichment is being done directly in our RDF store, so for now this is not being reflected in our bulk data downloads for now.
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Nicene and Ante-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. XI:Early Church Fathers Index Previous Next
The Works of John Cassian.: Chapter VII. How those who maintain that a man can be without sin are charged with a twofold error.
Chapter VII.
How those who maintain that a man can be without sin are charged with a twofold error.
The reason however which drives us into this error is that, as we are utterly ignorant p. 524 of the virtue of being without sin, 2257 we fancy that we cannot contract any guilt from those idle and random vagaries of our thoughts, but being rendered stupid by dullness and as it were smitten with blindness we can see nothing in ourselves but capital offences, and think that we have only to keep clear of those things which are condemned also by the severity of secular laws, and if we find that even for a short time we are free from these we at once imagine that there is no sin at all in us. Accordingly we are distinguished from the number of those who see, because we do not see the many small stains, which are crowded together in us, and are not smitten with saving contrition, if the malady of vexation overtakes our thoughts, nor are we sorry that we are struck by the suggestions of vainglory, nor do we weep over our prayers offered up so tardily and coldly, nor consider it a fault if while we are singing or praying, something else besides the actual prayer or Psalm fills our thoughts, nor are we horrified because we do not blush to conceive many things which we are ashamed to speak or do before men, in our heart, which, as we know, lies open to the Divine gaze; nor do we purge away the pollution of filthy dreams with copious ablutions of our tears, nor grieve that in the pious act of almsgiving when we are assisting the needs of the brethren, or ministering support to the poor, the brightness of our cheerfulness is clouded over by a stingy delay, nor do we think that we are affected by any loss when we forget God and think about things that are temporal and corrupt, so that these words of Solomon fairly apply to us: "They smite me but I have not grieved, and they have mocked me, but I knew it not." 2258
Anamarteti id est impeccantæ.524:2258
Prov. xxiii. 35.
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But what I love most about Rose-Hulman is how, once you are here, you become part of a larger, supportive, family. With the close, personal attention of our faculty, we urge our students to pursue their dreams while gaining the tools they will need to make them a reality. We encourage them to solve problems, take calculated risks, be creative and look for ways to add value to their organizations. We call those qualities "the entrepreneurial mindset."
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I encourage you to check out more of our website; but, the best way to know Rose-Hulman is to visit campus. When you arrive, speak with students and walk our beautiful, spacious grounds, I'm certain you'll discover that Rose-Hulman is much more than an excellent school for engineers -- it is a place where dreams are born and take flight.


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The NFL is threatening to punish the state of Texas unless they follow the far more liberal standards the league has on transgender rights, and Governor Abbott is responding much like most people would expect a Texan to.
He laid out his response to the NFL in a tweet Saturday.
NFL decision makers also benched Tom Brady last season. It ended with NFL handing the Super Bowl trophy to Brady. https://t.co/Qg06jT9RDp
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) February 11, 2017
Abbot seems to compare the plight of Texas to that of Patriots' quarterback Tom Brady, whom the league punished by banning for four games of the season. The team won the Superbowl despite the setback, and Abbott clearly means to challenge the punishment of the league on Texas and win anyway, just like Brady.
League spokesman Brian McCarthy made a statement issuing the threat to Texas in response to an email. "If a proposal that is discriminatory or inconsistent with our values were to become law there," he wrote, "that would certainly be a factor considered when thinking about awarding future events."
He was referring to a bill filed last month in Texas that would set guidelines for who can use what gender-designated bathroom.
Under the Texas bill, people would be required to use bathrooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificate. It's similar to a North Carolina law that prompted the NCAA to pull seven championship events from that state last year and is backed by Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, a powerful figure in the state who had cited the Houston Super Bowl as proof that big events will stick around.
This isn't the first time the NFL has used its clout to push pro-transgender policies. In 2015, the league implied that a similar bill in Georgia might cause them to skip over Atlanta for hosting Superbowls. Their Republican Governor later vetoed the bill.
Abbot appeared to throw down the gauntlet to the NFL in the tweet which defied the characterization of his position in the CBS article he posted.
Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has been quieter on the proposal and, noticeably, never mentioned bathrooms while laying out his legislative agenda last month.
Governor Abbott has been embroiled in another controversy since coming out against "sanctuary city" policies that harbor illegal aliens by not responding to federal requests to aid in detaining them. Officials of some Texas cities, including Sheriff Sally Hernandez of Travis County, have tried to fight back, precipitating a Texas bill to ban those policies in Texas cities that persist in abetting illegal immigration.
The Houston Texans made it to the second round of the playoffs and lost 16 to 34 to the Patriots and their quarterback, Tom Brady.


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@Rob_Shore I wasn't sure what the late night situation would be after Wilco, with Atmosphere and two other bands I had never heard of. I had heard a lot of good things about My Dear Disco, so I figured I'd check them out. They were running pretty late at the Saloon and the crowd at Atmosphere looked like fun, so we decided to check it out. As soon as we got to a good spot in the crowd it started to pour. Without even stopping to look at the stage, we booked it back to the Saloon just in time to see My Dear Disco start their set.
Packing the tiny Saloon stage with seven people, their robust sound filled the room and got people moving in no time. It might have had something to do with the rain, but I'll give them credit, the whole crowd was into the show from the first note. The first thing I noticed was the electronica aspect of their music. Two keyboardists and two guitarists layering textures on top of one another made for some really interesting sounds, while the drummer and bass player kept the dance groove going.
The thing that impressed me the most about them though were the vocals. I've been a fan of electronic music with female vocals since I heard the New Deal album with their female vocalist. She wasn't always loud enough in the mix, but from what I could hear she sounded great. The harmonies are what really got my attention though. Four part harmonies were a staple of just about every song, and that's definitely one way to my heart.
They gave us about an hour straight of originals that had the crowd moving the entire time. Then they got into a few covers. First up was the Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams" which seemed perfect for that band to be playing. They nailed it and the crowd let them know. From there the cover train continued with Stevie Wonder's "I Wish." I can't hear that song without thinking about "Wild Wild West" which samples "I Wish." The band obviously thought the same way, as the drummer went Def Leopard for a bit so he could hold a mic while he did Will Smith's rap. Overall I was really impressed by the septet. They may be the best late night saloon set we get this year at 10klf.


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Last year the Hong Kong Government issued a consultation paper on patent law reform. The submission period ended on 31 December 2011.
Original grant patent system
Hong Kong's current re-registration system doesn't suit locals with limited resources who only want Hong Kong patent protection. Such applicants are forced to obtain patent protection in a designated office outside Hong Kong in order to re-register in their own country.
One of the issues under consideration is whether Hong Kong should introduce an ordinary patent system. In the paper they give it the rather awkward acronym of OGP ("original grant" patent) system.
Merits of establishing an OGP system
The OGP system would apparently allow inventors who do not need a patent elsewhere to apply direct in Hong Kong. This may provide convenience and help save costs for inventors who wish to apply for a patent in Hong Kong alone.
It is intended to complement the efforts being made to encourage more entrepreneurs to use Hong Kong as a launching pad for their research and development businesses. That may in turn help fortify the further development of Hong Kong as a regional innovation and technology hub.
The OGP system may result in more patent applications being filed in Hong Kong direct. This has the expected benefits of:
- stimulating the growth of patent agency business in Hong Kong
- helping build up local expertise in drafting and prosecuting applications for patents, and
- offering added career opportunities for graduates with science and technical background.
Drawbacks of establishing an OGP system
An OGP system would not help those of us who are just interested in re-registration. We are already filing in China, Europe or the UK and simply want to extend coverage to Hong Kong.
One solution is to maintain the OGP system and the re-registration system in parallel. However, this would entail extra cost in maintenance, which will be passed onto users and may make the whole thing less attractive/viable.
In-house substantive examination, in contrast to re-registration, will require the patent office to maintain a large team of examiners and the development and maintenance of a comprehensive technical database for assessing whether an invention is novel and whether it involves an inventive step.
For a small market like Hong Kong, in-house substantive examination may not be viable or cost-effective, as it is likely to result in very high registration fees.
Outsourcing substantive examination
The report acknowledges that introducing in-house substantive examination straight away is not an option. A more viable short to medium term solution is to outsource substantive examination.
The Hong Kong Patents Registry will do a formality check before sending the application to another patent office for substantive examination. The Registry will consider the examination report prepared by the outsourced examination authority and then decide whether to grant the patent or not.
Expanding the re-registration system
There are currently three designated offices under the existing re-registration system. These are the SIPO (Chinese State Intellectual Property Office), the UK Intellectual Property Office and the European Patent Office (for patents designating the UK).
One option is to expand the list of designated offices. Singapore's list of designated offices, for example, includes Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Korea, the UK, the US and the EPO.
There are drawbacks if Hong Kong follows this model.
The paper notes that if the number of designated patent offices is increased, differences in the patent laws of different countries, particularly in respect of patentability standards, the interpretation of claims, as well as the ambit of protection could result in inconsistencies which may be hard to reconcile.
This observation seems to have been lost on New Zealand and Australian politicians and officials who are currently pursuing a single examination system between the two countries despite differences in the law. I have discussed joint examination in an earlier blog post.
Chinese extension
I don't claim to be an expert in the relationship between China and its neighbours Hong Kong, Taiwan and Tibet.
So, speaking as an outsider, it seems strange to me that the report does not even mention the possibility of Chinese patents automatically extending to Hong Kong. That would certainly be advantageous to global users of the patent system.
I guess there are some local sovereignty issues to take into account.
Further steps
We'll watch with interest what that Hong Kong Government decides to do and to what extent they will be guided by submissions.
If I had to make an informed guess, I would say that the Hong Kong Government will introduce an OGP system with outsourced examination and retain the re-registration system in its current form.
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I came upon your site through stumbleupon, read the rights and responsibilities, and noticed something VERY important missing… I think we have a resonsibility NOT to force our beliefs on others, unlike the theists who condemn left and right.
You're right that not trying to force beliefs is an important rule for all ethical people. However, the Rights and Responsibilities page is a parody of the 10 Commandments, so I don't really have a place to squeeze in a #11.


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When Sebastiaan and I were trying to decide which of the Greek Islands to visit I'd actually never heard of Paros and was instead considering more well-known islands like Crete, Mykonos and Santorini. As I began my research I noticed that many of these popular Greek destinations turned into the Greek equivalent of Cancun spring break in August (crowds of obnoxious drunk high school and college students)- No thanks…
So, aside from this making me feel reallyy really old (I mean it wasn't THAT long ago that I went to Cancun after high school was it??) we both decided for our first real extended holiday together this wasn't exactly what we had in mind. Luckily, a friend at work recommended Paros- we could not have been more pleasantly surprised. 🙂
We spent the first few days in Paros exploring the island, laying by the pool and lounging at the beach. (sounds rough right?)
On our third day the manager of the hotel recommended an all day island cruise- absolutely unforgettable…
The next day we decided to rent a scooter so that we could explore a bit more of the island. We stopped off at a few beaches, enjoyed spectacular views and wandered around a small fishing village along the way.
If you ever decide to take a trip over to Paros (which I highlyyy recommend) our hotel was absolutely fabulous. The friendly staff, amazing views, and spotless rooms made for one of the most relaxed and enjoyable stays we've ever had.
For a place to eat in Paros I'd recommend here, here, and here! – definitely less touristy than some places but absolutely delicious!
This is the company that arranged our boat trip- a must do in Paros!
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Union officials say that the EDI rail manufacturing plant in Bathurst cannot be saved and will close by the end of the year.
The Western Advocate reports that the Australian Workers (AWU) and the Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union (AMWU) held a meeting with workers yesterday, followed by a meeting with senior management.
Following the meeting with management, Australian Workers' Union NSW secretary Russ Collison told the Western Advocate that there was no possibility that the plant will remain open.
Saying that the decision to close the operation was made on economic grounds, Collison added that management had guaranteed that no-one would be made redundant until at least the end of December.
According to management, the company will save $6 million by closing the plant and focusing on its facility at Cardiff near Newcastle.
Tim Ayres from the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union told the ABC that 100 employees from the Bathurst operation will be offered relocations or redundancies.
"This is a key facility for the economic development of the region, it's provided good jobs to many hundreds of people over the course of the last 40 or so years and it's a real shame that Downer EDI have made this decision," he said.
According to Ayres, these may not be the only job losses from the Central West region in the near future. The Simplot food manufacturing plant in Bathurst and the Electrolux plant in Orange also have uncertain futures.
"So we've got to fight for every job that we can get in the Central West," Ayres said.
"The New South Wales Government is really going to need to step up to the plate and make sure that they are part of the solution."


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Dieffenbachia Tropic Marianne - Plant
The plant is potted in 6 inch plastic Pot
Description for Dieffenbachia Tropic Marianne
Its large, waxy, green leaves are mottled with blotches of white, cream or yellow. As its lower leaves are shed its stem becomes more evident. All parts of this plant are poisonous if eaten and its sap may cause skin irritation.
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With a minimum temperature of 5 degrees C (41 degreesF), dieffenbachia must be grown indoors in temperate areas.
They need light, but filtered sunlight through a window is usually sufficient.
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Leaves will periodically roll up and fall off to make way for new leaves.
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Caring for Dieffenbachia Tropic Marianne
- When potting or repotting plants, spring time is best just before the growing season begins.
Rotate the dieffenbachia house plant regularly to provide adequate light to all sides of the plant and prevent it from reaching toward the light on one side.
Typical uses of Dieffenbachia Tropic Marianne
Special features:
Ornamental use: The large and showy dieffenbachia can be the perfect living decoration for the home or office.
- http://plantcaretoday.com/how-to-care-for-a-diffenbachia-plant-growing-the-dumb-cane.html


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ken in the history of the world. The South Gardens adjoin the Avenue of Palms and extend to the Exposition enclosure along the south boundary line, where a wall fifty feet high and ten feet wide has been erected of a solid green moss-like growth, studded with myriads of tiny pink star-like blossoms. This great wall is perforated by simple arched masonry entrances, leading rough the richly planted foreground formed by the South Gardens.
Basins of reflecting blue waters extend to the right and left of a central fountain of colossal proportions. The basins themselves are punctuated at their east and west ends by fountains of subordinate size, back of which are Festival Hall to the right and the Palace of Horticulture to the left, as we enter the green wall portals from the city of San Francisco beyond. To the south and west of the Foreign Countries, States Buildings and Gardens, a graceful contour of hills extends, sloping onward to Golden Gate, and having a coxcomb of pine and eucalyptus. Broad vistas of cit


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Wynter Pitts is the founder of For Girls Like You, a ministry to girls (age 6-11) and their parents, that includes a quarterly print magazine, journal, and other print and web resources. Wynter has a passion and drive to introduce young girls to Christian values in a way that they are able to palate and digest, so they can walk passionately and boldly in who God has created them to be. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, Wynter resides in Dallas, Texas. You can find Wynter on Twitter and Facebook, and at her site, http://www.forgirlslikeyou.com/.
Encouraging our kids to pray is essential. Here are 5 prayers that were written by a kid for kids and were originally featured over in For Girls Like You Magazine. Print or write them down! Encourage your kids to hang them in their rooms and pray daily!
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Lately me and L have shown each other why we will work forever. Recently we both had some stressful weeks and we let the small things get in between us. Then one day I just decided to have a talk.
Without going into details we pretty much told each other what drives us crazy about the our lives and about the other one. For example, she told me that she hates it when I come home on Friday and have a cocktail (smile) or two while she can't because she has to weigh in on Saturday morning.
At first I wanted to resist, but then I stopped being selfish for a half-split-second and realize that I need to suck it up and support her. L has been doing so well with her goals an I should be able to sacrifice and take one for the team. So Friday that's what I did. I swallowed my pride instead of a cocktail. It was a great move. We had a great night of shopping and spending money. Every girls dream!
Don't dare think for a second that I was the only one making sacrifices! L hates washing dishes with a passion! I guess she thinks there are people that live to wash dishes or something. Like a real life jetsons maid. Well I hate them too but apparently not as much as she does. So I agree with a great plan that she came up with last night. She said that whoever cooks dinner doesn't have to wash dishes. I mean I guess that works right? I see a ton of fast food nights in our future.
Well the point is that me and L take a lot of pride in our willingness to tell the other exactly what is on our mind. We try very hard to be honest and to save the phony talk for he rest of our lives like work and dealing win verizon customer support. The fact that we could tell each other what was really on our minds then come to a compromise or at least accept the sacrifice in my case.
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Glacier Media's energy division has launched a new data package that sheds light on production forecasts and plans for capital expenditure within the Canadian oil and gas sector.
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4537459 Canada Inc. (d/b/a Nickelodeon), a division of Corus Entertainment Inc., and Corus Digital Inc., their successors and assigns, (collectively, "Nickelodeon"), the operators of www.nickcanada.com ("the Site"), understand and appreciate the concerns that parents and families may have with regard to information gathered about Site users surfing our website, or on any other website.
Nickelodeon encourages parents and guardians (collectively, "Parent") to be aware of and participate in their children's online activities. Minors (persons under the age of majority in their province or territory of residence) may not use the Site unsupervised. Parents must assist their children in using the site, and in providing any Personal Information that may be sought from time to time. Personal Information can mean the child's and/or parent/guardian's name(s), city and province of residence, postal code, email address, or other personal identification. Parents are requested to review this Privacy Policy and discuss its main features with their children in a manner that the child will understand.
For tips on how to protect your children's privacy, please visit this link.
Throughout this Privacy Policy (the "Privacy Policy"), references to "you" and "your" refer to the user as supervised by their parent or guardian.
Nickelodeon respects user privacy and believes the best way to serve users through a website is with honesty, accountability and adherence to legal standards. We are sensitive to the issue of privacy and have structured the features of the Site to minimize the requirement to collect Personal Information, and to maximize user control over the collection, use and disclosure of any Personal Information collected.
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Please also make sure to read the Site's Terms of Use as it supplements and forms part of this Privacy Policy. By using the Site you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. If you do not agree to the terms of this policy, please exit the Site immediately.
Nickelodeon may collect two types of information from visitors to the Site: Personal Information and Non-Personal Information. Personal Information is any information about you as an identifiable individual, such as your name, your child's first name, address, postal code, telephone number, and e-mail address. Nickelodeon only collects Personal Information where it is voluntarily provided by the individual in question.
Non-Personal Information is any information that cannot be associated with an identifiable individual, such as aggregated statistical information (e.g. the average length of time users spend visiting the site), or other anonymous information, such as the type and version of browser being used to access the Site.
Corus Digital Inc. generally collects Personal Information from you in order to provide you with products and services, to administer contests and special events, to better understand user preferences and to market our products and services.
At Nickelodeon we have created lots of fun activities that Parents and children can participate in all year round.
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The Site may include social media features, like the Facebook "Like" button. These features may collect information about your IP address and which page you're visiting on our Site, and they may set a cookie to make sure the feature functions properly. Corus makes social media sharing buttons available only on portions of the Site directed to Parents; however, the child-focused portions of the Site do offer video content through the use of third party video-sharing widgets, which may contain sharing functionality. Social media features and widgets are either hosted by a third party or hosted directly on our site. Your interactions with those features are governed by the privacy policies of the companies that provide them.
There are software programs that allow Parents to block certain websites from their kids. Some programs are more flexible than others, so you may want to shop around to find one that you're comfortable with. We hope you and your children continue to enjoy your surfing experience on the Site
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The PetLookup tool was developed to address a common problem Vets are having. If a Vet needs to search a microchip number for a lost animal brought to them, they need to search the 15 digit number in over 5 different registries to get the owner's details in order to notify him/her of their missing pet's location. This is a time-consuming process and could also be more error prone than typing in the microchip number only once to get the results.
The PetLookup tool addresses this issue by allowing the user to type in the microchip number only once and searching all of the available microchip suppliers' registries and spitting out the result.
Keeping your records updated regularly is crucial to the survival of your pet should it be lost or found and handed to a Vet or Welfare.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Homeowners who took on mortgages well after the housing bubble burst are doing a better job keeping up with payments.
Credit reporting agency TransUnion said Tuesday the trend is helping bring down the U.S. mortgage delinquency rate to the lowest level in four years.
TransUnion says the percentage of mortgage holders at least two months behind on their payments fell to 5.19 percent in the last three months of 2012.
That's down nearly 14 percent since the last three months of 2011.
The late-payment rate on mortgages has improved because of several factors, including rising home prices and low interest rates that make it easier for homeowners to refinance and lower their payments.
Before the housing bust, mortgage delinquencies were running at less than 2 percent nationally.


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Fisheries and Wildlife Films and Videotapes, 1939-1999
The Fisheries and Wildlife Films and Videotapes cover a variety of topics including lectures in three Fisheries and Wildlife Department courses: "Principles of Wildlife Conservation," "Biology of Birds (FW 311)," and "Management Principles of Pacific Salmon in the Northwest (FW 323)." Also included in the collection are reels containing footage of the Salmon River and the Alsea Fish Hatchery as well as footage of a toddler in a backyard. The reels were sent to Department faculty Frank Groves and R. E. Dimick.
An addition to the Fisheries and Wildlife Films and Videotapes (Accession 2014:004) is made up of VHS videotapes produced for distance education classes in fisheries and wildlife topics. Numbering 35 tapes in total, the four courses represented on these video recordings are: "Biology of Fishes" (FW 315), "Biology of Mammals" (FW 317), "Ecology and History: Landscapes of the Columbia Basin" (FW 470/570 & HSTS 470/570), and "Ocean and Marine Law" (LAW 607-a collaborative venture between OSU and the University of Oregon Law School).


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Have you ever had that feeling that something is so obvious to you but others can't see it? It can be frustrating trying to find a way to easily communicate your ideas.
Well, this happened to me recently while speaking to a client about their data…he was insistent that although his data wasn't great, he couldn't see a reason to cleanse it as the company was doing well and couldn't see the importance of it.
I tried, but failed to convince him that there really is value in cleaning up his data.
I needed a new way to communicate the value…for some people it's obvious but others need more convincing.
Relying on my maths backgrounds, I thought I would relate the value of data using some numbers.
I've put together a short video to illustrate my point.
I've used a simple example of direct marketing to show lost sales due to poor data.
The principles in this video apply to all measurable marketing activities. You can use your own marketing numbers to see the impact of poor data. The results can be a real eye opener!


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Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Today, more than ever, healthy eating and regular physical activity are important for acquiring and maintaining good health. With approximately 2/3 of American adults and 9 million children and adolescents between the ages of 6 and 19 either overweight or obese, overweight and obesity have become the fastest growing epidemics affecting Americans today.* This epidemic cuts across all segments of society, regardless of age, race, ethnic group, or gender. (*Based on results from the 1999-2000 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)).
People who suffer from overweight and obesity are at increased risk for a number of health-related problems, including:
The rapidly growing epidemic of adult overweight and obesity is showing no sign of stopping. For an adult to be considered overweight, his/her Body Mass Index (BMI), or weight-to-height relationship, must be 25-29.9. To be considered obese, an adult must have a BMI of 30 or greater. According to the American Public Health Association (APHA), overweight and obesity are associated with 300,000 deaths each year in the United States. The APHA also reported that in 2000, the economic cost of overweight and obesity in the United States exceeded $115 billion dollars. Tremendous cost and health consequences are likely to result if these epidemics are not controlled.
The encouraging aspect of these serious health problems is that the most prevalent causes of adult overweight and obesity - excessive calorie consumption and inadequate physical activity- are also the most controllable. According to The National Institute of Health, a reduction of 10% body weight in an overweight or obese person can significantly decrease the severity of obesity-associated risk factors. A 10% reduction in weight has been shown to improve glycemic control, blood pressure, serum cholesterol level, sleep apnea, and osteoarthritis.* (*Based on results from the World Health Initiative, 1998). The American Public Health Association offers the following suggestions for healthy eating and active living:
The trend in childhood obesity/overweight has been rising since 1965 and shows no sign of stopping. (Figure 1.) For a child to be considered overweight, his Body Mass Index (BMI)-for-age ranks him at or above the 95th percentile on the 2000 National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) BMI-for-age-growth charts for the United States. Children with a BMI-for-age above the 95th percentile are not only more likely to carryover their undesirable weight into adulthood, but are at greater risk for acquiring disease during childhood.
The rising trend in overweight in U.S. children mirrors that being seen in the adult U.S. population As the number of overweight children in the US increases, so can we expect to see an increase in the prevalence of obesity in adults. The obvious concern is that our overweight children are at increased risk for obesity-related diseases like:
Of immediate concern is that these diseases, historically considered "adult diseases," are showing up more and more in our children.
All children, healthy, underweight, overweight, and obese must be handled with care when approaching any kind of weight maintenance. No matter a child's size, health professionals must take into account proper nutrition to support normal growth. At every age, children have differing activity levels, and growth rates. The goal is to allow for enough energy to support growth by preserving lean body mass and storing adequate energy in the form of adipose tissue (fat) for times of growth.
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My first day of my last period was August 4 2017 I had sex during my fertility window we even had sex on my most fertile day and 6 or 7 days later Aug 26-28 I had a light flow of bleeding which I believed to be inplantion bleeding after my missed period I took a pregnancy test and got BFN I got 4 negative test I haven't tested again yesterday I experience have a nosebleed still no period no signs of AF please help me and I check my blood pressure and its was high but not bad .. I'm nervous and its starting to weigh a heavy toll on me PLEASE LADIES HELP ME OUT PLEASE
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Maybe you should get bloodwork done. What other symptoms are you experiencing?
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I second the blood work suggestion. If that is negative, then the bleeding on 8/26-28 was either just a light period that came a bit early or breakthrough bleeding before a delayed ovulation. Even if you don't feel stressed, TTC can wreak havoc on your cycle. My regular 31-32d cycle prior to TTC became a cycle that lasted anywhere from 25-35d while TTC. Are you charting at all outside of an app? That will help you determine if/when you ovulate each month and eliminate a lot of questions. OPKs can help better pinpoint ovulation. BBT temping will confirm O.


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Stuart Johnstone
It all began in the mid sixties. It was the time when Britain defined "cool" and photography was changing with the mood of the time.
Black & White photography was still mainstream and colour photography began to drop in here and there. Single lens reflex 35mm cameras were all the rage, giving freedom and flexibility to be creative. Film such as Kodak Tri-x and Plus-x, Ilford FP4 and HP5 were the tools of the trade. It was one of the most exciting times in photography. The printed page was to change forever and new fresh clinical images on white backgrounds stood out in magazines.
I trained with five professional photographers in a vibrant local photographic business - Aberdeen Photographic Services. I started work in the photographic studio, expanding into commercial and advertising photography as well as wedding and fashion.
This went on for three years until I joined Gray's School of Art in 1969. I worked there as the schools first photographic technician, undertaking a wide range of photographic assignments. In 1991 I became the schools first "Application Supervisor" which meant teaching photographic skills to students and staff.
I gained an honorary masters degree in 2009 before leaving Gray's in June 2011. During this period of time I practiced photography extensively and am still actively enjoying its challenge today.
1986-87 One man travelling exhibition of photographs sponsored by Arts in Fife.
1989 Benson & Hedges gold awards travelling exhibition.
1993-94 Royal Photographic Society International Travelling Exhibition.
1996 The Scottish Office Edinburgh one man exhibition of photographs.
1997 Gray's School of Art exhibition of Gaudi Architecture.
1997 The Art Gallery, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary (Group Event).
1999 Exhibition of photographs in Milan as a member of Gray's Artesign Research Group.
2001 The Woodend Barn Banchory exhibition of photographs (Group Event).
2006 The Foyer Restaurant & Gallery Aberdeen one man exhibition of photographs.
2007 Grampian Hospitals Art Trust Art Gallery exhibition of photographs (Group Event).
2008 John Lewis one man exhibition of fashion photographs.
2009 Petrofac exhibition of photographs (Group Event).
2011 BP Aberdeen exhibition of photographs (Group Event).
Stuart Johnstone; L.R.P.S L.S.W.P.
Honorary Masters Graduate of RGU
Recipient of the RGU John Gray Award
Range of work includes;
1985 L'Oreal Photographic Awards (Silver)
1995 The New York Art Directors Award for Commercial Photography (Photographic Printing)
1997 The John Gray Award, The Robert Gordon University
2009 Honorary Masters Degree, The Robert Gordon University
Get in touch
I am always open to new projects, interesting proposals and collaborations, so if you have something in mind that you'd like to discuss, please get in touch!
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All photographs appearing on this web site are the exclusive property of Stuart Johnstone. The photographs may not be copied, reproduced, redistributed, manipulated, used or altered in any way without prior permission by Stuart Johnstone.


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Gigi & Bella Hadid's Mom Is Giving You The Chance to Be a Supermodel
Gigi and Bella Hadid's mom is looking for the next supermodel!
Yolanda Hadid is set to host an upcoming reality show called Model Moms.
The show will search for new talent for the catwalk and Yolanda will coach aspiring models and their "momagers" in an eight-week training program.
According to a statement, the model training will be "focused on the physical, mental and emotional wellness that it takes to build a sustainable brand."
Each week, $5,000 will be up for grabs and one model will win a management contract with Yolanda's company and the potential opportunity to be represented by IMG Models.
Pictured inside: Bella making her way through JFK airport on Monday (March 20) and out and about on Tuesday (March 21) in New York City.
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The Conversion on the Road to Damascus
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In 1600, Caravaggio was commissioned to paint two pictures of Rome's Patron Saints (Peter and Paul) for the newly redecorated Santa Maria del Popolo. Of the two the more remarkable is the representation of the moment of St Paul's conversion. According to the Acts of the Apostles, on the way to Damascus Saul the Pharisee fell to the ground when he heard the voice of Christ saying to him, 'Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?' and temporarily lost his sight. It was reasonable to assume that Saul had fallen from a horse.
Caravaggio is close to the Bible. The horse is there and, to hold him, a groom, but the drama is internalized within the mind of Saul. He lies on the ground stunned, his eyes closed as if dazzled by the brightness of God's light that streams down the white part of the skewbald horse, but that the light is heavenly is clear only to the believer, for Saul has no halo. In the spirit of Luke,Caravaggio makes religious experience look natural.
Technically the picture has defects. The horse looks hemmed in, there is too much happening at the composition's base, too many feet cramped together, let alone Saul's splayed hands and discarded sword. Although some critics somplain that unlike his other treatment of the subject, this version lacks action. Yet, Caravaggio respects stillness.


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FERNE McCann has revealed she is getting pregnancy cravings… and she wants cake.
The former Towie babe couldn't hide her need for a slice of the sweet treat as she relaxed at home with a pal.
In her latest Instagram story, she posted a video of herself with a friend on her bed.
In the short clip she revealed she really wanted a treat to eat, exclaiming "We are craving cake!"
She then added: "Carrot, or red velvet or lemon drizzle! Someone bring us some cake!"
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She added that all she wanted for dinner was "homemade nachos" and "cake for dessert".
Ferne is expecting her first child with ex-boyfriend Arthur Collins – who is currently locked up on remand awaiting trial for an alleged acid attack.
While the beginning of her pregnancy was nothing short of stressful, with the star splitting from Arthur as soon as the news came to light, she is now said to be in a good place
Ferne recently took to Instagram to discuss baby names with a pal over lunch.
Her friend suggested she should call the child "something fierce like Bruce" – but the reality babe wasn't too sure, replying, "I'm sorry, Bruce is not a fierce name."
Her mate then recommended Alfie as it was a "softer" name.
It's not clear when Ferne's exact due date is, but it is assumed that the baby will arrive in late December/early January.
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Ladd Gets OT Winner For Chicago
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CHICAGO -- There wasn't a lot of fuss made last spring when the Chicago Blackhawks landed forward Andrew Ladd in a minor trade with the Carolina Hurricanes. Maybe there should have been.
Ladd and linemates Dave Bolland and Martin Havlat combined to rally the Chicago Blackhawks to a 2-1 overtime victory over Vancouver in Thursday night's fourth game of their Western Conference Semifinal series, with Ladd getting the winner on a deflection at 2:52 of OT.
It was nothing new to his teammates, who certainly know what the 6-foot-2, 198-pounder is capable of doing.
"You can only appreciate him by watching him play, being around him and seeing our team play every night," defenseman Brian Campbell said. "I didn't know a lot about him when I first came here, but he's able to do so many little things. He's a big body who enjoys going in front of the net and he was actually there a few times. He's kind of a quiet guy on that line and he doesn't get as much recognition as he probably deserves but does a lot of the grind work for that line."
Ladd and his linemates came through for a win that sends the Hawks back to Vancouver for Game 5 on Saturday night all even at 2-2 -- rather than needing a win to save their season.
Ladd set up the tying goal with 2:44 left in regulation when he dug Bolland's pass off the right-side boards and fed Havlat, who beat Roberto Luongo from the slot with a wrist shot.
"In the playoffs, it's all about other guys stepping up and our team found a way all year; we have great depth," Ladd said. "Marty's goal to tie the game was huge for us. You expect your big-game players to step up when you need them and Marty has done that all year for us. It was a huge turning point in the game."
In overtime, it was Ladd turn to be the hero.
Following a splendid save by Chicago goalie Nikolai Khabibulin on Henrik Sedin, Ladd, Havlat and Bolland came back on the return rush. The trio pressured Luongo until Bolland's turnaround rocket from just outside the right circle along the half boards was tipped home by Ladd.
"I just wheeled around and tried to fire the puck low and on the ice. I never saw it go in. I was just stunned because I heard the reaction of the crowd," Bolland said. "It wasn't until I looked up and saw the replay on the Jumbotron that saw that Laddy tipped it in. (Ladd) is a big player and playing with him has been fabulous for me. He clears everyone out and generates big hits out there. You can't move him and he's a tremendous player."
Ladd was extremely satisfied with his team's effort.
"We did a very good job of staying patient and sticking with what we wanted to do and not force stuff," Ladd said. "We may be a young group, but we've learned very quickly."
The 23-year-old said the Hawks refused to quit, even as time grew short and the prospect of beating Roberto Luongo became more ominous.
"He's great goalie and their team did a nice job of keeping guys to the outside," Ladd said. "But we stayed with it and stuck to the game plan."
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I was born and raised in south-central Pennsylvania at the epicenter of the Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Washington fan bases. Rather than aligning myself with one of those cities, or worse, rooting for some combination of the four based on whichever was doing the best in each sport at the time, I went outside the box and chose to root against my dad's favorite teams. To this day, I'm not sure why he chose the Raiders, the Phillies, and the Tar Heels, but I became a Chiefs, Braves, and Blue Devils fanatic; although the baseball allegiance has since shifted from Atlanta to Houston to Washington. Go Nats.
I started writing about fantasy football in 2006 before eventually realizing I had a better chance of winning the lottery than getting noticed for doing exactly what every other 20-29 year old sports fan with an opinion was doing. I shifted gears to college basketball in 2009 and have been obsessively writing about bracketology and bubble watches ever since. If you stick with me throughout the season, I personally guarantee that the odds of winning your local bracket pool will increase by up to 1%.
Top Running Back 2018:
Trayveon Williams SO 733(rush)/180(rec)
Jonathan Taylor FR 1806/54
J.K. Dobbins FR 1190/130
Cam Akers FR 813/102
D'Andre Swift FR 509/129
Travis Etienne FR 720/49
Tavien Feaster SO 637/107
Stephen Carr FR 321/189
Najee Harris FR 306/23
Top Quarterback 2018:
Jacob Eason
Drew Lock
Shea Patterson
K.J. Costello
Justin Herbert
Shane Buechele
Jake Fromm
Sam Ehlinger
Hunter Johnson
Myles Brennan
Tua Tagovailoa
Davis Mills
Dylan McCaffrey
Trevor Lawrence
Justin Fields
Kerry, would you have some time in the morning some day this week for an interview via phone on ESPN radio, Springfield, Mo. Jock 98.7? email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
I think your articles are mediocre and you come off as whiny when you write.
Dude, if you are going to include Dajuan Coleman from Syracuse on this list please include the fact that he played in only 12 games his sophomore season before a serious knee injury. So he missed the majority of that season and all of last year due to that injury. This fact obviously makes your statement about average minutes per game during his 3 years more fiction than truth because you fail to tell the complete story.
The best part of this story is that he is finally healthy, dropped alot of weight and is in great shape which I believe will allow him to fulfill all the expectations he brought with him as a 5 star when he arrived on campus.
He may end up being the go to guy just like Rakeem Christmas was this year as he plays out his last 2 yrs of eligibility. GO ORANGE!
Hey Kerry, I have 2 question.
1. Do you think Xavier Rathan Mayes has NBA potential? I mean he scored 30 in 4 minutes. I think he plays like Lou Williams. What are your thoughts on his NBA future?
2. Is Marcus Thornton of Georgia have a chance to be drafted?
Thanks Kerry
(You're my favorite CBB writer)
Dear Mr. Miller,
I recently read your article giving the "Way Too Early Predictions" for the 2016 NCAA Tournament on Bleacher Report. Overall it was an enjoyable read yet while you acknowledge the far-off nature of your predictions, I believe some of them were made too loosely and without proper backing.
First off, one problem I saw in your bracket was your selection of Georgetown as an 8 seed. Coach John Thompson has built a legacy of winning teams that rebound well with the ability to adapt to the talent on their team for offensive purposes. (See Greg Monroe and Roy Hibbert, followed by Otto Porter just a couple years later.) Georgetown had a talented recruiting class last year with Tre Campbell, LJ Peak, Paul White, and of course Isaac Copeland. All contributors last year, they will get even more playing time this year and will be more mature. They will be tested early on which will help them out as well moving forward. Coming out of their nonconference schedule with one or two wins against quality opponents will be key for their confidence and experience when the conference tournament comes around. Most importantly was D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera's decision to come back. Not only does he bring back 16 points, four rebounds, and three assists but he brings back leadership and an anchor for the perimeter. Marcus Derrickson and Kaleb Johnson are two highly touted incoming freshmen that will benefit from having a star such as Smith-Rivera lead them and take the concentration of defenses. Georgetown's perimeter makes them difficult to beat and their scoring and young talent makes them a possible top 15 contender.
Next was your choice of Michigan State as a "Stock Up" two seed. MSU loses their two best players and does add two talented freshman, but to say they will be a two seed is different from believing they can make a run in the postseason. The Big 10 will regroup from a down year this year to be more fearsome in the regular season. I also believe they could make a run (Izzo can do anything) but that doesn't excuse a team led by young players from an 8-10 loss regular season putting them back at a 6 or 7 seed. I think this was a knee jerk reaction to their final four run, and you only cite their star freshmen as reasons for this huge jump from last season's seeding. Although they can certainly surprise people in the tournament, I think a two seed is an unrealistic prediction for a team losing their two best players without replacing them with more talented recruits. Stock up can refer to their potential at reaching another Final Four, but not quite to being ranked in the top ten during the season.
One baffling selection was URI as an eight seed in your bracket. Initially I thought this was a joke and maybe a reference to their possible seed in the NIT, but alas I was mistaken. URI has been in the tourney 5 times since '78 (when seeds were set) and the highest they have ever been is an 8 seed. Last year they were a 3 seed in the NIT and did not make it past the second round (beating only IONA!!!) They bring in only 1 recruit (a 3 star center at that) and lose 3 seniors and a junior to transfer. There is no chance they can improve THAT much to get into the tourney as an 8 seed. Being young and inexperienced and small are this team's flaws. That does not spell 8 seed.
Lastly, as a huge Duke fan, I tried to stray away from this selection, but your pick for the Blue Devils as a three seed left me stunned. Duke returns Grayson Allen, Matt Jones, Marshall Plumlee, and Amile Jefferson. They add Brandon Ingram, Luke Kennard, Chase Jeter, Derryck Thornton, Sean Obi (Red shirt, transfer), and another 3-star center which now leaves them with the #1 overall recruiting class in the country, surpassing Kentucky. Duke put an emphasis on defense at the end of last year and although they lose Jahlil Okafor's massive presence on offense, they will be better suited with any of the incoming freshmen at center, defensively. Meanwhile, Duke's reputation and years of recent success pre-tournament bode well for them come seeding time. Since 1978, the Blue Devils have been a one seed 13 (!!) times, including 3 of the last six years. They play a tough non-conference schedule as always, and will play tough teams like UNC and UVA and could once again have a number of top 10 wins under their belts come tourney time. They'll play better defense this year and the ACC is not nearly as powerful as it was last year, with most of the talented players leaving for the NBA. Duke's freshmen will do it again and help to lead the Blue Devils to a once seed once again, come March of 2016.
Overall, I am a college basketball enthusiast and thoroughly enjoy most of your articles, but in this one, I felt you simply threw together a slew of random-ish picks. Obviously, we won't be able to find out for another year, but I look forward to seeing the seedings come time for the tournament.
Let me know when Coach K wins 88 straight and we will talk about who is the GOAT. Til them, stop being a Homer and use your brain.
You forgot a loser in your latest "winners and losers of march madness". THE OFFICIALS. First half of the championship I got to watch a pretty awesome clean game. 2nd half I watched the point of emphasis "hand-check rule" go out the window in favor of a Duke team that truly got the benefit of the doubt enough to change dramatically affect the game.
Thanks again for all you've done for Tyler Harvey (Eastern Washington) and his career . . . what we all know about Tyler as the great person and player he is, the NBA will now get to see as well! Let me know if you ever need anything!
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Kerry - The UCLA bashing needs to stop. Your article indicates that a team's performance in the tournament does not justify it's initial selection appears illogical. I'd love to hear more about your thought process. UCLA, a team roundly criticized, has somehow managed to build double digit leads in two tournament games. Luck? As for SMU, if they were so superior, the game should never have come down to a play in the waning seconds of the game. I would much prefer a congratulatory message for advancing to the sweet sixteen in the face of adversity. The "they don't belong" ship has sailed.


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With the fear of losing their multi-million dollar investment property and defaulting on their loan, owners of a Lawrenceville, Ga., office complex turned to Allegiancy, a commercial real estate asset manager, to save them from financial ruin in 2013. Less than one year later, aggressive leadership has saved them. Seriously.
Under the management of Allegiancy, the owners now benefit from more than $250,000 in improved performance, thanks to reduced loan costs and improved cash flow.
Located in a suburb of Atlanta, the $4.7 million, 62,000-square-foot Old Norcross property was previously under the supervision of an inattentive manager and had fallen steadily behind in its operating and earning potential.
Allegiancy takes a proactive approach to the commercial real estate properties it manages.
Tracy Turner, President of Turner Financial Group, who recommended Allegiancy to the Tenants In Common (TIC) ownership group, said: "The owners needed a company that would offer a firm hand, act immediately and treat the property like it was their own. Allegiancy takes swift action and understands the importance of and how to make low-cost, high-impact changes at a property. They not only turn a property around, but they also get it on track to become profitable again."
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Specifically, Allegiancy helped negotiate an 18-month extension on the property loan, reducing the monthly loan payment by $8,000, saving nearly $100,000 each year.
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Allegiancy generated that positive activity and momentum after taking over by immediately replacing a lackadaisical property manager and ineffective leasing agent.
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Sluggish leasing efforts by the property's previous asset manager were compounded by deferred maintenance on the property itself.
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Allegiancy addressed the issues with low-cost, high-impact solutions that improved curb appeal in support of the revitalized leasing effort.
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Old Norcross occupancy rates increased by 12 percent, up to 74 percent. This was thanks to a current tenant's space expanding by more than 3,000-square-feet, and vacant spaces filling up with new tenants, including a company from the medical field who signed a seven-year lease on a more than 4,600-square-foot space.
As a result of the leasing activity, cash flow improved, increasing by $13,000 each month.
Old Norcross is not the first commercial real estate property Allegiancy has brought back from the brink of bankruptcy to potential bonuses for owners.
Allegiancy took over the real estate asset management of Signature Place, a large office building in Greensboro, N.C., that was once much like Old Norcross. Two major tenants there were owed $1.5 million for improvements they had made, and the property was in danger of defaulting on its mortgage. Today, Signature Place is performing well and building cash reserves.
Allegiancy also recently won new real estate asset management contracts in Florida, North Carolina and Ohio.
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Allegiancy is changing the business of asset management for commercial real estate owners and investors. With an advanced technology platform and singular focus on serving as the owners' advocate, the company brings fresh vigor to an often poorly understood business. Combining its proactive Value Assurance? operational rigor with an intense focus on cash flow and profitability, Allegiancy is expanding on a track record of more than four decades of success.
Headquartered in Richmond, Va., and led by a team of seasoned professionals and more than 100 years of experience, Allegiancy manages properties that have outperformed their peers by 45% since 2006. The company has more than $300 million in assets under management (AUM) and delivers clients attractive returns and profitable, hassle-free investments in commercial real estate.
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Rachel McAdams is a Plunging Princess
The Notebook star Rachel McAdams shows off a plunging neckline in a Pucci dress at the premiere of The Time Traveler's Wife at the NYC's Ziegfeld Theatre on Wednesday (August 12).
The 30-year-old actress accessorized with Christian Louboutin shoes, H. Stern jewelry and a Stella McCartney clutch.
Co-star Eric Bana was also on-hand for the festivities. The Time Traveler's Wife opens this Friday, August 14th.
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New Art Prints by Esao Andrews (Onsale Info)
Esao Andrews is back with two stunning new art prints. "Remy's Ascension" is a 16″ x 16″ giclee, has an edition of 80, and will be $85. "Off To The Little Village" is an 11″ x 13″ giclee, has an edition of 60, and will be $75. If you don't know by now, Esao's giclees are some of the best looking of anyone's. These go up today (Monday, November 30th) at 12pm EST. Visit Esao.net.
4 Responses to "New Art Prints by Esao Andrews (Onsale Info)"
So, after shipping, it cost me $93 for Remy's Ascension. Or, I could spend nearly $100 for the crap that Fairey is trying to pass off as art. I'll take an up-and-coming artist like Esao over him any day of the week. Some of Esao's stuff is a little too "emo" for me….but stuff like "Monsoon" and "Remy's Ascension" knock it out of the park. Original art vs. Regurgitated "art"….Esao gets my money.
remy's ascension is one of my favorite pieces of his. Not sure I can spend the money at the moment, have to focus on presents for other people at the moment 🙂
I couldn't resist buying Remy's Ascension. I'm going to have to stop checking here until christmas is over.