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Rental cars are the most popular form of ground transport for business travellers, a new report has found.
According to a recent GBTA's 2015 Ground Transportation Study, which was released at the GBTA Convention in Orlando, 36% of business travellers use rental cars to get around their destination, while 24% use taxis and 13% use chauffeur-driven cars.
Interestingly, 11% of respondents said they use ride-sharing companies, but this form of transport is not widely accepted by businesses.
The study also identified the most important factors business travellers and travel buyers consider when choosing ground transportation. Topping the list was traveller and vehicle safety, availability for a timely pick-up and convenience of payments methods. Three-quarters of business travellers and eight in 10 travel buyers called these factors "highly important".
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Whiffen, sea otter rescued by Vancouver Aquarium, dies
Otter was named after the spit of land where he was found in critical condition in February
A sea otter rescued from a spit of land near Sooke, B.C., in February has died.
Named Whiffen, after the spot where he was discovered, the eight-year-old sea otter was emaciated and hypoglycemic with high liver enzymes, a damaged gastrointestinal tract and wounded hind leg. He was transferred to the Vancouver Aquarium for treatment and rehabilitation.
Whiffen died on Saturday while undergoing an MRI, Vancouver Aquarium said Tuesday in a statement.
"The scan was intended to discover why the sea otter was still not gaining weight, had progressive muscle loss, head tremors, weakness, and was not getting better," the statement reads.
"It was also to determine the best course of action and humane options in Whiffen's best interests."
In February, the cost of caring for Whiffen was estimated to be around $30,000. But the aquarium says the money and time spent saving sea mammals like Whiffen is well worth the educational and research opportunities gained in the process.
It is also important for conservation, since there are only about 5,000 sea otters in B.C.
"It's a very, sort of, animal welfare driven demand. People want to do something for an animal that they see suffering, for whatever the cost," aquarium veterinarian Dr. Martin Haulena said at the time.
- A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that Whiffen's rehab was estimated to cost $300,000 in February. The correct estimate was actually $30,000.May 13, 2014 12:18 PM PT
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As the battle for market share intensifies among retailers, in-store health clinics are increasingly popping up in grocery stores, pharmacies and even department stores. Within the past three years, this still tiny niche within the health care industry has gone from a few small players testing the waters to investor-backed companies with plans to open hundreds, and even thousands, of urban locations in the next few years.
Located at the front of stores such as Target, CVS/pharmacy and Kroger, the self-contained clinics treat patients with minor ailments, not chronic or emergency conditions. "The industry right now is in its infancy," says Greg Moerschel, a partner with Beecken Petty O'Keefe & Co., a private equity firm based in Chicago. "You may see this become a billion-dollar industry rather quickly."
In March, Beecken Petty O'Keefe invested $77 million in Conshohocken, Pa.-based Take Care Health Systems, which currently operates 16 clinics in Portland, Ore. and Kansas City's metro area. That infusion of capital, believed to be the largest to date in the fledgling industry, will be used to add nearly 200 clinics in the next year and more than 1,400 clinics by the close of 2008.
Meanwhile, CVS says it plans to acquire Minneapolis-based MinuteClinic, which currently operates 83 clinics in 10 states, 66 of which are in CVS stores. The drugstore giant made the deal because executives believe the retail clinics are "the right concept" for consumers, insurance companies and providers, according to Thomas M. Ryan, CEO of CVS. The transaction is expected to close this summer.
As a wholly owned subsidiary of CVS, MinuteClinic plans to continue opening clinics inside CVS stores and other retailers, including 150 to 200 this year alone.
"CVS looks forward to supporting MinuteClinic's national expansion at an appropriate pace," says Mike DeAngelis, manager of corporate communications for CVS. "We see MinuteClinic's model of convenient health care delivery as a complement to CVS' goal to be the easiest pharmacy for customers to use."
The industry standard for the clinics calls for a one-person staff consisting of a nurse practitioner or physician's assistant, with a licensed doctor available for consultations and oversight. As a general rule, each clinic costs about $50,000 to open. Industry insiders expect that within nine months each clinic should become profitable and quickly generate revenues in excess of $500,000 a year.
The emerging trend is the latest attempt by retailers over the past decade to boost sales by adding ancillary services such as banks, salons and gas stations.
"It's the same concept of driving more traffic to your store for repeat needs," says Peter Goffstein, senior vice president of real estate for National Retail Properties Inc., a publicly traded REIT based in Orlando.
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Okay, I know it's a little early for latkes (they're traditionally a Hanukkah food), but I made these crispy gluten free treats as an appetizer for an early Thanksgiving event yesterday and I couldn't wait to share them with you! They are so tasty– the ultimate crispy, delicious, melt-in-your-mouth latkes. Follow the steps carefully (don't skip anything!) and you're sure to end up with latkes that will please even the pickiest bubbe. Promise!
I made these mini latkes using Yukon Gold potatoes; they have a slightly creamy, rich natural flavor, and they crisp up beautifully when fried. I omitted the matzo meal that is so often added to the potato batter; while it helps to bind the latkes together, it adds unnecessary gluten, which can't be digested by our gluten free friends. Instead, I decided to keep it simple– finely grated potatoes, onions, eggs, salt, white pepper, and peanut oil for frying. That's it! That's all you need to make a really great latke. You can add flour or matzo meal, of course, but to keep these little guys gluten free I decided to omit it. You really don't need any sort of crumbs to bind them… potato starch will do just fine.
The real secret to these latkes is the size. Because I was serving these latkes as an appetizer, I used only a tablespoon of potato batter for each latke. The smaller size allows them to cook up more crisply and hold together better than larger latkes. Because they are small, they cook faster and require less oil, which makes them less fatty/caloric than bigger latkes. Their miniature size also makes them an irresistible bite-sized treat!
Recently, I picked up a latke cooking tip from my friend Beth that I wanted to share with you. One of the most difficult parts of cooking latkes is controlling the oil temperature. The best oil temperature for frying latkes is around 365 degrees F. If the oil becomes too hot, they burn. If the oil is not hot enough, they soak up too much oil and become soggy. Beth recommended that I try an electric skillet with a temperature control gauge that will keep the heat even and steady. All I can say is, wow! Such a simple solution, and it makes frying a much, much easier process. I've only tried it with my electric frying pan, so I can't vouch for other brands, but I'm loving mine.
Latkes always taste best just after they're fried, but serving them fresh is not always a possibility, especially when you're cooking for a large group. My friend Denise Vivaldo, a chef and food stylist, has made latkes for large catering groups (we're talking 5,000 latkes in one sitting!). She told me that a convection oven is the best way to reheat latkes before serving. The dry, circulating heat of a convection oven keeps the latkes crisp and fresh. You would be wise to take Denise's advice; she's catered the Academy Awards and cooked for presidents and royalty, so she knows a thing or two about great food! If you have a convection oven, use it for the reheating process. If not, you can use a regular oven– reheating instructions appear at the end of the recipe. Don't use a microwave to reheat, it will take the crispness out of the latkes and they won't be nearly as yummy.
Make sure you grate these latkes fine (with the small holes of a grater or food processor). Larger shreds won't hold together as well, which may necessitate having to add more eggs and matzo meal or flour to the mix.
I know latkes are a Hanukkah food, but I have a feeling I'll be serving these mini potato wonders year-round. You can easily make them kosher for Passover by using a Passover approved cooking oil (like KFP extra virgin olive oil). Olive oil has a lower smoke point than peanut, so watch the temperature carefully to make sure the oil doesn't become brown/smoky. Enjoy!
Update: I am always working to make the best recipe possible for my readers. I've refined this recipe since it was originally posted, cutting down the amount of egg, salt, and white pepper. If you don't find the latkes salty enough, you can sprinkle more salt to taste after cooking.
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Learn to make perfect mini bite-sized potato latkes cooked extra crisp using six simple ingredients. Gluten free, kosher, pareve, dairy free.
- 2 lbs Yukon gold potatoes, peeled
- 2 medium onions
- 3 large eggs, beaten
- 3/4 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp white pepper
- Peanut oil for frying
- Potato starch (optional)
Recipe Notes
You will also need: hand grater or food processor shredding disc attachment with fine holes, clean tea towel or layers of cheesecloth, skillet or electric skillet for frying, metal spatula, wire cooling rack
Before you begin making the latkes, place your wire cooling rack close to the area where you will be frying the latkes. Place a layer of paper towels below the cooling rack to catch excess oil.
Peel the potatoes, then grate them using a hand grater or food processor shredding attachment with fine holes (small shreds).
Place grated potato into a bowl and immediately cover with cold water. Let soak for a few minutes to remove excess starch.
Meanwhile, grate the onion using the same grater or attachment you used for the potatoes (fine holes for small shreds).
Drain the potato shreds in a colander. Rinse and dry the bowl used to soak the shreds and set aside.
Place drained potato shreds and grated onion in the center of a clean tea towel or multiple layers of cheesecloth.
Wrap the shreds up in the cloth, twisting loose material to secure the bundle, and squeeze firmly to remove excess liquid from the shreds.
Pour potato and onion into the clean, dry bowl. Stir the shreds with a fork to make sure the grated onion is evenly mixed throughout the potato shreds.
Pour peanut oil into skillet to a depth of 1/8 inch. Heat slowly over medium to about 365 degrees F.
While oil is heating, use the fork to stir the beaten egg, salt, and pepper into the potato shreds. Take care to make sure the egg and seasonings are fully mixed throughout the potato shreds.
Scoop up a rounded tablespoon of potato batter and squeeze it firmly in your palm over an empty dish to remove excess liquid.
Shape the batter into a rough disk.
Place it gently into the hot oil. Use a metal spatula to gently press down on the latke to flatten it.
The oil should sizzle but not pop when the batter hits it; if the oil jumps wildly or smokes, it is too hot. If it only bubbles weakly, the oil is not hot enough.
Continue shaping the latkes in this way, using only a rounded tablespoon of potato batter for each latke. Fry in batches of 5 or 6 latkes at a time for 2-3 minutes per side till brown and crispy. Note: If your latkes aren't holding together, stir some potato starch into the mixture, 2 teaspoons at a tie, till the batter "holds."
Remove the latkes from the pan using metal spatula and place them on wire cooling rack to drain.
I recommend serving latkes fresh within 10 minutes of frying them, if your cooking schedule permits. If you need to make them ahead, fry them 4 hours or less before serving. After letting the latkes drain on the wire cooling rack, place them on an ungreased, unlined cookie sheet. Leave them at room temperature till ready to reheat. Place in a 375 degree oven for about 10 minutes (7 if using a convection oven), until heated through, just prior to serving.
Serve latkes with applesauce and/or sour cream, if desired.


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Flameless candles are made with the same paraffin wax as their traditional counterparts, but don't droop, sag or lose their shape as time passes. They feature sophisticated LED lighting effects, usually with customizable brightness settings, to create a convincing candle-like flicker and can be set to ignite or extinguish via an included timer control. Many higher-end versions also offer remote control capability. Some flameless candles are scented, and certain outdoor models also include insect repellent functionality.


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American troops waving their hats, hands and a flag in celebration of the Armistice ending hostilities. American troops escort smiling prisoners.Crowds celebrate in a public square. American soldiers celebrate while riding on an army truck through crowds. Soldiers kiss some girls. Crowds celebrate in New York City. A coffin for War is inscribed with statements saying: "Died November 11, 1918" and "Remember the Lustania" and "Gimbel Brothers". Celebrating people ride on the roofs of cars. One carries a chained effigy of German Kaiser that men hit with clubs. General Pershing, accompanied by officials, salutes the crowd and enters an open car that proceeds in a motorcade during "ticker tape" parade in New York City. General Pershing, on horseback, leads troops in victory parade. President Woodrow Wilson is seen aboard the ship SS George Washington during his December 1919 voyage to France to participate in the Paris Peace Conference leading to the Treaty of Versailles. "Vive Wilson" is spelled out in light bulbs on sign above Paris street during parade in Paris honoring Woodrow Wilson. Parisians celebrate with parade through the Arc de Triomphe on 16 December, 1918.
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SARASOTA, FL - Joseph Kimball Horne, 95, formerly of Poland, OH, died Sunday, March 29, 2015 at The Pines of Sarasota. He was born on June 23, 1919 in Struthers, OH, the son of the late Clair Frank and Phoebe Alice (nee' Gough) Horne.
Joe graduated from Mount Union College in June, 1942, was a member of Phi Kappa Tau social fraternity (Epsilon Chapter) and a member of the Delta Pi Alpha flying fraternity, for which he served as vice-president in his senior year. He married Mary Catharine Pappenhagen on August 26, 1942 in Alliance, OH. After graduation, he was flight instructor for the Naval Reserve of the Civilian Pilot Training Program at the Hinkle Flying School in Youngstown, OH. Joe served in the United States Navy during World War II and was an officer onboard LCS(L)-101 in the western pacific during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945. After the war, Joe was the owner of J.K. Horne and Sons in Struthers, OH. Joe and Mary Catharine moved to Sarasota, FL in 1985, where he became a real estate agent and was active in that profession until his retirement.
He was past president of the Struthers Rotary Club, past president of the Struthers Businessmen's Association, and past president of the Ohio Ready-Mixed Concrete Association. He was past Commodore of the Gravel Bar Yacht Club in Lakeside, OH, and an instructor in the United States Power Squadron. Joe was a member of the Youngstown Club, a 32nd Degree Mason of the Poland Masonic Lodge, The Sahib Shrine Temple in Sarasota, FL, a member of the Sarasota Bay Rotary Club and the Sarasota Board of Realtors.
Joe is survived by three daughters, Martha E. Hoag of Columbiana, OH, Kathryn H. (James) Scheip of Springfield, VA, and Susan K. Mosier of Orrville, OH; seven grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 73 years, Mary Catharine Horne who died on March 21, 2015; and sister, Mary W. Cooper.
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A judge has jailed one of three suspected al-Qaeda members held earlier this week in southern Spain.
A Turkish suspect was sent to jail for possession of explosive materials at the address where he was arrested. It is not clear if he will face trial.
The other two suspects of Chechen origin will be kept in custody while police continue investigations.
The arrests are part of one the biggest international operations against al-Qaeda to date, Spanish officials say.
The three are thought to have been planning an attack in Spain or elsewhere in Europe, according to the Spanish Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz.
The material seized at the Turkish man's flat was sent for testing but is thought to be enough to "destroy a bus", Mr Diaz told reporters on Friday.
The suspect denied all knowledge of the explosive substances in court, according to Spanish media reports.
He also said he had befriended the two Chechen suspects in Turkey and that they had come to Spain for the purpose of seeking asylum, the Spanish El Pais newspaper reports.
In March, Spanish police arrested a suspected al-Qaeda member in the eastern city of Valencia on terrorism charges.
They said he ran one of the world's most important jihadist forums dedicated to online recruitment and propaganda operations.
The man, a Jordanian-born Saudi Arabian citizen, was known within al-Qaeda as "the librarian", Mr Diaz told reporters at the time.
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AS the coming attractions might put it, ''Suspect'' brings you Cher as you've never seen her before. It brings Cher as a smart, tough, no-nonsense Washington public defender who lives entirely for her work. She even wears glasses. And she turns out to be surprisingly credible in this role, certainly a lot likelier than anything else about Peter Yates's new courtroom thriller, a genre that's a lot less novel than it sounds.
''Suspect'' can easily be accused of obvious and sloppy plotting, but it does have this performance to recommend it. It also has some good supporting acting, a mastery of the darkish, post-''Verdict,'' richly colored courtroom look and a nice way of stringing together exciting if not entirely related suspense scenes.
It includes, for example, spooky shots of the lawyer's deserted office at night, a razor-wielding derelict, a search through old legal files to unearth evidence of a cover-up and assorted loud, startling noises designed less to further the plot than to keep the audience on its toes. The direction is what used to be called ''stylish,'' which means that Mr. Yates will begin with a shot of the Polar Bears' Club diving into icy waters in a scene whose point is the discovery of a body in a river.
''Suspect,'' which opens today at Criterion Center and other theaters, does suffer from a screenplay that's slangier and more smart-alecky than it needs to be. ''Well then, it's your basic dog-and-pony show,'' says Cher's Kathleen Riley in one of too many remarks designed to establish her as fiercely professional and hard-boiled. Her dedication is tested throughout the film, first by a homeless client (Liam Neeson) who is deaf, mute and decidedly hostile, physically attacking his lawyer at the first opportunity. In a screenplay like this, which proceeds to show Kathleen taming and befriending this man, this amounts to proof positive that he is innocent of a murder charge.
Her dedication is also tested by a flirty juror, a Washington lobbyist named Eddie Sanger (Dennis Quaid) who will gladly do anything to advance his cause; an early scene shows him seducing a Congresswoman to sway her vote on a key issue. For reasons that are never sufficiently clear, Sanger takes a keen interest in helping Ms. Riley exonerate the homeless man. Inconvenienced as he is by the courtroom setting, and later by the jury's having been impaneled, he plays detective and helps uncover the evidence that leads to a cover-up and to an ending that's nominally a surprise.
An extended silent sequence at a library, where Sanger has gone to help Ms. Riley find some information without realizing that the judge trying the case (John Mahoney) is also present, is the very model of skillful suspense editing. Ray Lovejoy does a letter-perfect job of intercutting all three parties and the various covert, duplicitious and suspicious glances that they exchange.Continue reading the main story
If ''Suspect'' amounts to less than the sum of its parts, those parts are often valuable on their own. In addition to Cher's crisply compelling performance and Mr. Quaid's enjoyably mischievous one, ''Suspect'' also has Philip Bosco doing an effectively sinister turn and Joe Mantegna as the prosecuting attorney who's none too impressed with Kathleen Riley's tactics. This performance, together with his fine work in the current ''House of Games'' and ''Weeds,'' easily makes Mr. Mantegna the supporting actor of the hour. Courtroom Drama SUSPECT, directed by Peter Yates; written by Eric Roth; director of photography, Billy Williams; edited by Ray Lovejoy; music by Michael Kamen; production designer, Stuart Wurtzel; produced by Daniel A. Sherkow; released by Tri Star Pictures. At Gemini, Second Avenue at 64th Street; Movieland Eighth Street, at University Place; Criterion Center, Broadway and 45th Street; 84th Street Six, at Third Avenue. Running time: 120 minutes. This film is rated R. Kathleen RileyCher Eddie SangerDennis Quaid Carl Wayne AndersonLiam Neeson Judge Matthew HelmsJohn Mahoney Charlie StellaJoe Mantegna Paul GrayPhilip Bosco Grace ComiskyE. Katherine Kerr Morty RosenthalFred MelamedContinue reading the main story


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Things on an average 12-year-old's sleepaway camp packing list: Sunscreen? Check. Bathing Suit? Check. Bikini Wax? Wait, what?
Yes, reports The New York Times, spa appointments, including waxes, hair treatments and facials, are being booked to prep tween girls for sleepaway camp. Elizabeth Harrison, a New York City mom quoted in the article, says taking her 12-year-old daughter for a full leg wax and moderate bikini wax is "about grooming and cleanliness."
Plus: Is Three Too Young for a Mani/Pedi?
New Jersey mom Jill Greenspan is taking her 11-year-old to the salon for a $250 hair treatment, so she won't have to worry about blow-drying her hair at camp: "It's just one less thing she has to stress about."
Makeup entrepreneur Bobbi Brown said, in defense of moms taking their tweens to the spa, that "if she's going to be in a bunk with all these girls, and she feels insecure because she hasn't taken care of the hair on her lip or her legs, you know what? You do whatever you can do to make her feel good when she gets there."
Plus: What to Expect When Puberty Hits
No parent wants their child to feel out of the loop or insecure, but how does this jibe with a susceptibility to burns on thinner-skinned tweens—pointed out by a dermatologist to the Times—or the exposure to chemicals from treatments at any early age?
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Certainly, this cuisine really matches the taste that I've been craving for! The blending of recipes were really perfect especially for my family who loves the flavor. Similar to "Square of lamb with fricassee of artichokes" and "Baked Chicken Noodle Casserole" which I discovered at www.gourmandia.com and www.wikichicken.com. You can take a glimpse at those sites for more interesting recipes and you'll surely love it. Have fun!! - 16 Jan 2012
Used brown onions as we do not have shallots where I live. Also did not add galangal only ginger. Used egg noodles instead of nice noodles because I prefer. ABSOLUTELY MARVELOUS. It was worth the time consumed. - 29 Oct 2011 (Review from Allrecipes AU | NZ)
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13 October 2016
Stone Age artifacts emerging from glaciers
In 2010 I wrote Retreating glaciers and melting ice yield treasures, about discoveries in the Alaksan Yukon, and in 2012 Artifacts from retreating glaciers showed a 4th century A.D. wool garment found in Norway. The video embedded above, via Science Nordic, shows an additional example from Norway's Jotunheimen range.
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- AnonymousOctober 14, 2016 at 7:18 AM
Alaskan Yukon? Did Canada cede?ReplyDelete
I'm still hoping we make new history with every find since the history we have is bull...ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousOctober 15, 2016 at 8:47 AM
:-) those points they are finding are bullets from an intergalactic war that raged in arctic. :-) the inuit are the survivors of that battle, but no one is certain from which side. :-)Delete
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I recently sat down with Chicago Mixtape/Notes and Bolts to do both podcast and written interviews.
I talk about why we do what we do and share some new and old tracks from the label.
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Written Interview with Chicago Mixtape:
With nearly 50 releases under their belts, Already Dead Tapes has been working around the clock to craft amazing cassette releases (as well as a few wax offerings) to their growing audience. Recently, we at Chicago Mixtape have been hanging out a bit with Josh Tabbia (who runs ADT along with is Kalamazoo based partner Sean) and in between particularly gory scenes of Zombi 2 and plates of enchiladas from the Notes and Bolts kitchen, Josh was able to answer some of our questions about the day to day operations of the label.
CM: Already Dead Tapes has been expanding beyond its namesake lately, hasn't it? You have several vinyl outings coming up, correct?
JT: Yeah, we actually just released our first 7", a split between the Binary Marketing Show and the New Diet, which is our second vinyl release to date. We've also got at least two more full length LPs scheduled for release before year's end, one from Spelling Bee and the other from Daniel Frances Doyle. Our first vinyl release was Forget the Times 'Soul Music' 12", which is my label partner Sean's project, and that dropped earlier this year as well.
CM: Explain the synthesis between you and yr partner, who runs the label with you. With you in Chicago and he in Kalamazoo, how do things get worked out and finished?
JT: Well, the division of labor comes pretty naturally, based on our backgrounds. I handle all art direction, web design and most cassette production, while Sean focuses on label promotion, booking and vinyl production. In instances where it's possible we'll split the production of a cassette between Chicago and Kalamazoo. We both handle submissions and lining up new talent for future releases, we just stay in close communication about how we feel about prospective projects. None of this is to say that running a label between two states is easy, but we have a lot of grace for one another.
CM: Speaking of Kalamazoo, you have a fest centered on the label coming up, care to tell us about that?
JT: The Already Dead Family Reunion is our 2nd annual label fest. It's our chance to bring together a bunch of bands that we love and share them with new and old listeners. 28 bands with AD affiliations will be there over the weekend. Most have releases with us or have releases in the works. Artists are traveling from all over the country to play. Some of our all time favorites will be there. We'll also be dropping several new AD releases during the fest and offering plenty of sales on label merch. The Family Reunion is being held September 20-22 in Kalamazoo, MI. More info and discount advance tickets can be found at alreadydeadtapes.com
CM: The art and packaging for yr tapes are extremely detailed and you seem to have an aversion to more traditional packaging, i.e. norelco cases, etc – why?
JT: It's not an aversion to any one type of packaging, but rather avoiding routine. I do this as much for the design aspect as the community and music, and I love coming up with new ways to house cassettes and interpret the format. If I design several 'non-traditional' packages in a row I get just as board with that as if I were doing j-cards all the time. Design wise, I want the label to embody diversity and variety from release to release, and looking back at the past fifty releases I really feel a sense of accomplishment in that area.
CM: Musically, ADT is all over the place, but seems to focus on the lo fi and the noisy and ambient, why the pull towards those fields?
JT: I wouldn't even go as far as saying we have a focus on any particular field. We made the decision early on to avoid becoming another noise and drone label. We love that stuff, but it's only a small part of why we're doing this. We both love most genres and want the label to reflect a very inclusive community of artists, each with their own unique approach and voice. One of the first times I was asked to describe the label I said something to the effect of "We're not above releasing any form of art" and I think that well sums up where we stand today.
CM: In not being above any genre – are there any that the two of you would be, perhaps, put off by, initially, but down to release something within if a truly good example happens along?
JT: In all honesty, I can't really say there's a good example. Within most genres we encounter, material that jives really well with what we're trying to accomplish and material that just doesn't seem like the right fit. With that said, there are definitely genres that we would love to tap into but just haven't yet.
CM: We've personally spoken about our mutually shared pasts in the metalcore scene – much of it to humorous effect – any plans to talk someone like Converge into letting ADT take care of the cassette release of their latest record?
JT: Well, because we focus on smaller editions, 50-100 in most cases, and because our packaging is hand assembled, it's very unlikely something like that would satisfy either party. We'd be more likely to release some weird side projects from the guys in Converge before trying to tackle such a huge project. I'm imagining those guys sell a lot of records, much more than we're producing per release right now. With that said, if they or some other hardcore band that was doing something that seemed to fit with the label had an idea, we would be more than up for the challenge.
CM: What's the future for ADT in the next 12 months?
JT: On paper, more of the same, keeping up with a constant release schedule and finding new ways to grow and progress as a label and community. We've got a solid queue of releases that will take us into much of next year and we're working on expanding into new formats, i.e., zines, literature and other fine arts. Around the turn of the year we'll also start initial planning for the next AD Family Reunion. We've kept extremely busy for the last two years and the next 12 months will be no different in that regard.
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Over the past year or so i've been arranging separate shoots with some car owners, they have been through various arrangements. Some shoots I have had to set up or ask for, others I have been approached and asked to take pictures of owners cars. This has helped greatly and let me add more work to my portfolio for clients to look at.
Rabs GTR.
One of my friends Rab recently bought a brand new Nissan GTR and wanted some pictures taking of his new beauty, The car was very expensive and is highly desirable to a car enthusiasts. He invited me over to his house to take pictures of the car around his area as he didn't want to take it far, the car was a gorgeous shiny metallic blue and was very photogenic.
I used my kit lens for this shoot as it was pretty last minute and headed straight over as I felt the kit lens could cover the shoot well enough, i feel the pictures turned out great and they seemed extremely happy with how the pictures turned out. Heres a link to the pictures.
Playing around with long exposure.
Another project i have been working on is my long exposure shot's, i love the look of long exposure shots at night with the use of light painting or steel wool, they add a great effect and really make the shots look truly special and professional. We had to find a location which was completely dark yet safe enough to do what we needed, we head to the barracks car park roof to get some shots and thought it was a great location so we played around with some light painting with some small LED Torches, the pictures turned out ok but not great. We were using a really low shutter speed leaving it open for around 4-5 seconds sometimes even up to 10 seconds to get the effect we were looking for.
We then went back out to attempt some steel wool pictures, this was something we had wanted to attempt for a while. We did our research first and found out how it was done, after finding a safe and secure location we started playing around. We had a whisk on a chain with steel wool stuffed into the whisk, open the camera shutter once its lit and get spinning the whisk on the chain. This creates the spark effect as the camera picks up all the fibres of the steel wool being thrown into the air. The pictures look great and create a truly epic effect!
After that I went out to attempt light painting again this time with a bigger LED Torch, as we all know bigger is better. I had some locations in mind that i thought would look really nice and grungy, so headed out and had a go. I got a lot of cool shots and they turned out just how I wanted!


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I still use windows 7 often and would like to view compact boot splash screen again.
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Thirteen1 - Dan Bull – recognise the name? You should; especially if you follow the plethora of gaming inspired music videos currently doing the rounds on YouTube. Taking a recent game and making a song about it is fast becoming a popular way of getting hits. But there's something different about the way Dan Bull does it – it demands an incredible amount of respect.
Thirteen1 interview Dan Bull over 6 pages, with 10 of his gaming inspired raps embedded. Including songs about MineCraft, Call of Duty, League of Legends, and his smash hit Skyrim Epic Rap
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We would like to announce that excellent lectures and poster presentations related to oral sciences: biomaterials and tissue engineering, oral physiological problems, oral health improvement, and dental nursing and educational system will be presented in the 4th ASEAN plus and TOKUSHIMA Joint International Conference on "Challenging and Innovation in Oral Sciences".
This meeting will be taken place in Bali, Indonesia on Dec 1-3, 2017. We would be pleased if you recommend a faculty member and a graduate student in your university as participants and poster presenters. Researchers from Indonesia, Japan, and other Asian countries and world will attend the conference and all the participants will have an excellent opportunity to discuss their current knowledge on oral sciences.
We expect 120 delegates to attend the meeting with 25 scientific abstracts of
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A lot of people work on their garden to relax. Many garden hobbyists want to know which equipment is the best, when the ideal planting time is, and even what kind of soil is the most effective. Here you will find some helpful tips for the garden.
Use perennials resistant to slugs and snails. Snails and slugs can quickly wreak havoc on a garden. Young plants with smooth and tender leaves are their favorite. Some varieties of perennials are not preferred by snails and slugs, particularly perennials that have hairy, tough leaves or a taste that isn't appetizing. Consider planting these varieties of perennials to discourage slugs and snails from eating your flowers. Euphorbia and achillea are examples of slug-proof perennials.
To prevent your plants from getting shocked by a big change, get them gradually used to climate and temperature changes. Try placing them outside in sunlight for about an hour or maybe two the first day. Gradually increase the the time they spend outside over a one week period. By the end of the week, your plants should be ready to make the big move with no problem!
Annuals and biennials are an excellent way to add a splash of bright color to your flower gardens. These biennials and annuals are fast-growing, and they allow you to brighten up your flower bed with a change for each season. They can make a handy, gap-filler between shrubs and perennials located in sunny areas. There are many flowers you can plant in these gaps. Try marigolds, petunias or sunflowers for a brighter garden.
A great horticulture tip to use is to always select types of plants that are more likely to produce a high yield. Many times, hybrid plants tend to resist disease, and tolerate the cold weather better than their traditional counterparts, resulting in higher yields.
When you're out and about in the garden, particularly in the fall, keep an eye out for sink bugs. They enjoy tomatoes, peppers, beans, and many different varieties of fruits. Decrease their presence as much as possible to avoid them wreaking havoc in your garden.
Slug-proof your garden with smart perennial choices. A particularly vulnerable plant can be killed by snails and slugs overnight. These pests gravitate to young perennials with smooth, tender, thin leaves. Perennials that have thick, furry leaves and unpleasant tastes are less likely to attract slugs and snails. Some of these plants include achillea, campanula, euphorbia, hellaborus, and heuchera.
Be sure to do some weeding on a regular basis. Weeds can be extremely detrimental to your garden. You might want to think about using white vinegar to do this. Use it instead of chemical solutions to kill weeds. So, if weed pulling is tiring you out, spray a white vinegar solution all over them.
Use biennials and annuals to add color to your flower beds. The annuals and biennials are usually fast growing because they only last one season, and this will let you change the garden every season for a nice change of pace. They can make a handy, gap-filler between shrubs and perennials located in sunny areas. Notable biennials and annuals include marigold, sunflowers, hollyhock, petunia, and cosmos.
Pre-soak seeds overnight in a dark place. Put some seeds in a container and fill the container to the brim with water. The water will hydrate the sends, giving them a head start once you plant them. This way, the seeds you have planted will have some chance of growing.
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You don't need a costly chemical solution to deal with powdery mildew in your garden. Mix some baking soda and a very small amount of liquid soap into water. Spray this mixture on your plants weekly until the mildew is gone. Baking soda is not harmful to your plants and will take care of the issue as well as any other treatment.
Whenever you are planting a veggie garden, it is vital that you place them in a location where sun shines down on them for six or more hours per day. Most vegetables need this amount of sunlight to grow the right way at a faster pace. This is true of some flowers.
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Quantum efficiency studies for various laser wavelengths and various technical metal surfaces were carried out in a dedicated unbaked vacuum chamber in the absence of a significant electrical field. Copper, magnesium, aluminum, and aluminum-lithium photocathodes were irradiated by two different high power, high repetition rate, laser systems. We have observed an emission of electrons for photon energies below the work function of the material. This is explained by multiple photon absorption by the photocathode. We have not observed any degradation of the QE for these materials, but an improvement when irradiating them over a long period of time. This is contrary to observations made in RF photoguns.


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A blog about my wife's haircut adventures. Features photo's and stories about my wife's current hair and hair history as well as pictures of short haired woman. Pixies, angled bobs, buzzed napes, sidecuts, side buzz haircuts are all some of the featured hair style topics.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Pixie Cut Pics Aug 25th
Welcome Back To The Pixie Revolution,
This week I'm featuring more pixie cuts. Normally I post pics once a week.
But this week has been pretty inspiring.
Mrs Mac has taken up the hobby of looking for pics herself and has been talking to some hair enthusiast on facebook, and has found some really awesome pics of pixie cuts featuring side buzzed looks and undercuts.
Mrs Mac after being inspired by the hair enthusaist world and seeing some pics she really likes has now hinted that she may very well try a sidebuzz look or undercut buzz on her upcoming haircut.
Which as you all know is Sept 6th.
So that's what's new in a nutshell.
Now enjoy some new pics.
They'll be some new post this weekend. And dont forget to check out our weekly Short Haired Babe Of the Week which will be up late Sunday early Monday morning. You might be surprised on who I feature this week. Or as Perfect Cut coined She-Bot-Wa or SHBOW.
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- Enzo and Anna said...
These new styled pixies really blur the lines as to what is a traditional pixie and what we are seeing now. Although i like the side buzz, I still favor the traditional "boyish" pixie, worn by the 2 blondes towards the bottom of the post.
Great photos Mac!
- August 26, 2012 at 4:36 AM
- John Macguyver said...
Thanks Enzo
I think some of the appeal for me about these pixies that are non traditonal is because they are actually bluring the lines. They have alot going on. Elements of an angled bob, buzzed sides, buzzed nape, undercuts, or one side buzzed and then it's encorporated with the tradtional pixie. I like that you can do more with these as far as styling and looks then say a tradtional pixie cut. I do agree though the 2 blondes with traditonal pixies that I posted pics of are incredible. I like all kinds of pixies really. It's a great time to be short haired enthusiast because of all the variations of pixies cuts.
- August 26, 2012 at 8:55 PM
- Mr Perfect Cut said...
Another great set of pixie photos. The ones I like best are the two ladies in the middle that both have fine blonde hair styled forward with soft swept bangs. Cute. Soft. Feminine. Beautiful.
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Since I really didn't want to deal with the REAL presidential election this week, (Far too controversial! I want to stay neutral!) I decided to go in a different direction.
First of all, we voted for our favorite Indoor Recess Game. Sorry won, with Battleship a close second. We graphed our votes, and drew some conclusions from the data.
A couple of days later, we had a fabulous discussion.
I asked them what they would do if they were President of the United States. Their answers were amazing!
Here are some of my favorites:
I would get rid of smoking.
I would expect people to try to get along.
I would get rid of drugs.
I would make sure people stopped hurting each other.
I would have people smile more.
I would let people wear their hair however they want.
I would have the rich people use their extra money to help the poor people.
I would get rid of junk food.
I would make everyone read.
I would make sure people are healthy.
I would make people exercise.
I would get rid of bullies.
Honestly, I was inspired and proud! I half expected "typical" kid answers: no homework, no bedtimes, more video games... but they didn't go in that direction at all!
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Novell officially turned down the purchase offer of $5.75/share from Elliott Associates in a letter and press release this past Saturday. So what does this mean for the software company?
The rejection comes as no surprise. Any board would value their company more and would want top dollar. Note in the letter that: "Novell's Board is committed to enhancing value for Novell stockholders and believes that an exploration of alternatives is in the best interests of the Company and its stockholders." And that the paths they are pursuing to enhance stockholder value "include, but are not limited to, a return of capital to stockholders through a stock repurchase or cash dividend, strategic partnerships and alliances, joint ventures, a recapitalization and a sale of the Company."
In short, Novell is saying: "Come on Elliott – or anyone else out there – you can do better than that!" However, I think this is exactly what Elliott was hoping would happen. Start a bidding war. But most people would think that Novell isn't worth that much, but that's where they are making a mistake. Novell has more assets and than most people realize – and most importantly, in ways that most people don't realize. I'll blog about those in an upcoming blog.
Novell is open to any tactic to increase shareholder value, but they know not to jump at the first opportunity. Most of these negotiations and possibilities will occur under the covers. So what do I think should happen to Novell? I've told Novell executives on a number of occasions that they need to find the right technology company (not investment firm) to merge with or be acquired by. Novell continues to produce great technology, but they have never been able to market themselves out of a paper bag. Even during the years I was there, each new chief marketing officer (CMO) came with glorious plans to improve Novell's image. That was the root of the problem, the Novell brand isn't bad, it's just become irrelevant. The analogy I like to make to help people understand is that they need to think of how the IT world regarded Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) in the mid 1990s. It was known as a great technology company with excellent mini-computer systems, but the needs of the market shifted making them all but irrelevant. The same thing has happened to the Novell brand: regarded with thoughtful awe from a past era. The company needs to surface its technologies under a different more relevant brand today. Note: Novell has done this with some products (eg Platespin Orchestrate was originally going to be called Zenworks Orchestrator but they latched onto a more modern relevant brand for that product) – but the crux is they need to lose the Novell name for new technologies and products. The name needs to go down in the history books and remain revered for its past legacy.
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And that you'll subscribe to your favorite blogs by RSS, because it's mostly uninterrupted by people who'd rather you didn't get what you were hoping for. Just you and the blogs you want to get.
Source: Seth's Blog: The choke points
Many years ago the future was RSS. Every site worth knowing about had an RSS feed. We used Google Reader to read through our curated RSS feeds. It was quick, it was simple, it avoided spam, and best of all it generated no email. Great, right?
But somewhere along the line some chimp decided that sending information via email newsletters was a better idea. And for someone trying to peddle their wares email newsletters work; this is why markets, SEO companies, SumoMe, and everyone else under the sun¹ pitches the value of increasing your readership and hence revenue via email. And it worked. For them. For the first-movers, the people who decided to crap on the commons so to speak.
But email isn't good for this. It means the majority of people have an inbox that is 33% stuff they need to read, 33% complete nonsense, and 33% things they subscribed to and want to read but in a very lightweight "hey, if I miss an article it doesn't really matter anyway" way. Google is trying to combat this by breaking your inbox into different tabs. I find this incredibly inefficient but maybe others like it.
What I'd like to see is a return to good old RSS (or similar):
- Email is for email i.e. important things I need to handle. The less I have, the better.
- News-reading and all the other stuff comes in via RSS (did you know you can configure Slack to receive RSS? Not the best reading experience ever but if you think every problem can be solved with Slack this tip is for you). While Google Reader was shuttered Feedly is pretty good and if there were more RSS feeds other companies would create innovative new tools.
For this to work we're going to need to allow the publishers to make money. So yes, the RSS feeds will have ads and you need to see them. Or pay a fee to receive the fee. If you think about it by opting-in to an email newsletter you've basically given the publisher that same right but have less control. Crazy.
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Because when I dated someone it was for more than an activity partner, easy access to sex, and someone to bitch about my day to. I dated people I also admired and respected for qualities, values, and goals that had nothing to do with being a good girlfriend. Because of that, just because they proved themselves lousy at the latter doesn't mean they can't contribute to my life in other ways, or I to theirs.
So, it would be hypocritical of me to say a partner can't be friends with her ex. What would tick me off though is the crap that people try to pull where they're going to a club or party together without her boyfriend or she wants to stay with her ex when he comes to visit. Out of respect I would never do that to someone I was dating, and I would drop anyone who disrespected me in that way.
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Tuesday's Meeting with the Director of IBESR
I feel like our meeting on Tuesday with Mme Arielle Villedrouin went very well. I feel like she really listened to us and is going to try and help us find solutions to a few concerns that we have. I have been trying to get an appointment to see her since October. It is impossible to get a confirmed appointment! At the IBESR meeting last week, I was able to ask her directly about getting an appointment and she gave me one right there and then!
I wanted to talk to her about the orphans that came to us from the orphanage in Kenscoff that was closed in May 2012. These children have now been at GLA for 19 months and IBESR seems to have forgotten them, Magaly and I have made numerous trips to IBESR asking them to think of a more permanent resolution of the children's situation. We asked that they be allowed to go home with parents or family who have been found or maybe have them moved to a long term orphanage situation. Some of the children could be abandoned since no family has been found and then placed for adoption. Our social worker, Nesly Louis-Jean, wrote up a beautiful report on all of the children and some of their problems. Some of these children had been treated badly, were extremely underfed, and been exposed to things that no child should be exposed to at their ages.
Mme Villedrouin promised to look into the situation and find a solution quickly. Most of these children are sponsored in our child sponsorship program and we could help the families send the children to school once they have returned home. The children want to go home. They want to be with their families. Until recently when we were able to make room for beds, these children were still sleeping on the floor of the classroom!
Please pray that IBESR will listen and help find long term care for the children in a safe environment.
We also have several dossiers that are "stuck" in IBESR for one reason or another. We took our list and went to see the person in charge of knowing everything about each dossier that has been submitted to IBESR. Since we had quite a list, he is looking all of them up and will write a report for us on each one by Friday. Some of the problems we just need clarification on them. What exactly does IBESR want in each case. One document they asked for was very expensive when we went to the Civil Court to have it done. They were asking $2000 USD for each document and I needed 5! $10,000 for 5 documents and I told IBESR that we could not pay that so they needed to come up with a different solution!
He was also going to look into the dossier waiting in Dispensation and others who received dispensation but had not been signed by IBESR. Sometimes IBESR can be a dark hole when it comes to finding out where a dossier is sitting and what problem it may have or what needs fixing.
Over all, I think it was a good day at IBESR! I hope to have some answers by Friday and then we can plan on where to go from there. Please pray for all dossiers in IBESR and that they will be released soon.
We have our first family coming for socialization on 6th of January. Please keep this family and child in your prayers. Two weeks is a long time to visit a child and then leave them. We pray that it all goes well…


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Perrigo is the nations largest manufacturer of store brand over-the-counter pharmaceutical products and also manufactures store brand nutritional products. Store brand products are sold by national and regional supermarket, drugstore and mass merchandise chains under their own labels and compete with nationally advertised brands.
The Company's products include analgesics, cough and cold remedies, antacids, laxatives, feminine hygiene and smoking cessation products, and vitamins, nutritional supplements and nutritional drinks.
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On Oct 6 Perrigo announced that it acquired Laboratorios Diba S.A. in an all-cash transaction for $25 million. The manufacturer is expected to add $15 million in sales per year.
Perrigo has been in Mexico for over 60 years, but the deal will provide the company with 150 new formulas and 50 new trademarks.
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There's been much said about debt consolidation, but no real "best" option. I've got $26,000 in credit card debt that I want to consolidate. Is the best option a home equity loan (I only have $12k in equity) or to borrow from a 401k ($22k available) that I rolled over to other accounts when I changed jobs 13 months ago? What are the rules about borrowing your own (former) 401K funds now invested in other areas?
As I understand the rules to be... Atleast for 401Kloans and I put a little diclaimer that these couldbe incorrect. Some are dependant of the company.As for you your 401k, each year or quarter, thecompany/401k fund managers set what the intrestrate will be on loans from your 401k. Generally,about 2pts+Prime. Alot better than 18/19% CCs.Also any loan from a 401K gets paid directly fromautomatic deductions from your paycheck, before youeven touch it. The best part is the intrest youare charged is going back to you during yourretirement. on the flip-side rather than haveyou retirement money in a mutual fund (depending)on the investing funds available earning the marketreturns your only gonna earn that 2 pts+prime rate.But in the long run best to do that and get rid of those 18/19% credit cards.One word of caution on a 401K loan is that some companys might force you to pay off the loan ifyou leave the company durning the term of the loan/whatever the unpaid principle is. That is incase you change jobs again. Better look into yourcompany's 401K loan options before you set the loan up. Its a good thing if you can do the following:1. Pay all the credit card debit.2. ensure there wont be any ballon payment if u leave3. Dont have to take 2 loans to pay all the CC debt (Kinda defeats the purpose of a Consolidation loan)One other thing is to find out how to make additionalpayments. One aspect of Consolidation loans are "billed" is a way to have only one low payment. Andthat is not to be able to afford to borrow more really it would be best to pay additional on theprinciple. Need to make sure you can make paymentsto a 401K loan directly.You might want to wait to do the consildation untillone loan can pay it off looks like its only 4K away.One other option would be to get a credit card (NOT IDEAL) with a 25K limit and one of the promotionalintrest rates of about 5.9% or so for 6mons then 12-15% after that. There are some out there. If youhave any credit problems this might not be available,further this is only good if you have alot of smallercredit card debts. Again that way its only onepayment and not 5 minimum payments.My knowledge of Home Equity Loans is limited. Onlylooked into them once and noticed that you couldnt borrow against the full value of your house, only80%. But that was looking at only one credit unionsHome Equity loan program. Good Luck....Am in the same boat you are but a little worse. Bottlesps. Dont think there is a "Best" option just one That will work for you given your situation.
>>There's been much said about debt consolidation, but no real "best" option.<< Everyone's situation is different so everyones solution may differ. >>I've got $26,000 in credit card debt...<< OUCH! Your best solution is to do anything but leave this debt on high interest credit cards!This is my opinion: Due everything you possibly can so you do NOT borrow from your 401k plan. This is for your retirement; it compounds; don't touch.Are you still using your cards? If so stop, stop, stop. Do everything you can to stop spending. Yes it might hurt in the short term but you'll feel a hell of a lot better in the long run. Are you still investing in your 401k? If you are, I suggest you stop as soon as possible and put this monney towards your debt.Contact local banks, credit unions, ect. and tell them you want to consolidate your CC debt into a lower interest loans. Show them you have equity in your home; show them you have money in your 401k; and show them that you've stopped using your credit cards. Beg and plead (just kidding). :) Anyway, Sorry if I was rough but if you don't help yourself, who will?Best of Luck! AJE
<<Is the best option a home equity loan (I only have $12k in equity)>>You may want to contact a lender anyway. I am constantly hearing about 125% loans on your equity, so this may work out for you. Especially while interest rates are still low.David (But I'm not) Boring
<<You may want to contact a lender anyway. I am constantly hearing about 125% loans on yourequity, so this may work out for you. Especially while interest rates are still low.>>You need to be careful. Many of these offers (i.e. Money Store, First Plus) charge loan origination fees which can add to your debt. It is enticing to reduce your payments but look at the cost. Also, mortgage interest is only deductible up to your equity and the rates are pretty high. Go with a combination loan.
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