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Congratulations! You've found a home to buy and have applied for a mortgage! You are undoubtedly excited about the opportunity to decorate your new home! But before you make any big purchases,
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There are some people who haven't purchased homes because they are uncomfortable taking on the obligation of a mortgage. However, everyone should realize that unless you are living with your
In today's fast-paced world, where answers are a Google search away, there are some who may wonder what the benefits of hiring a real estate professional to help them in their home
Originially written and posted by William Perez Owning your own home comes with a few nice tax perks. One of them is that the interest you must pay on your mortgage loan is tax
asbe/iStockOne of the most common mistakes sellers make is assuming they need to sink a bunch of money into home staging. Some choose the expensive route—swapping out their furniture and
Jonathan Kingston/Getty Images Finally, you've done it: You've scoured the market for available homes—and then some—and found one you can't stop thinking about. It's time to make an
Is a brand new home on your wish list? The end of the year is the best time to lock in a deal on a new construction home—if you know what to ask for.This December has turned out to be
Some Highlights:Interest rates are projected to increase steadily throughout 2019, but buyers will still be able to lock in a rate lower than their parents or grandparents did when they bought
The interest rate you pay on your home mortgage has a direct impact on your monthly payment. The higher the rate, the greater the payment will be. That is why it is important to know where rates are
Home sales numbers are leveling off, the rate of price appreciation has slowed to more historically normal averages, and inventory is finally increasing. We are headed into a more normal housing
The idea of solar hot water isn't complicated. It's like a greenhouse where solar energy is captured and used to heat the water. The use of solar energy to heat an object has been around
istockHome buyers looking for a sweet holiday deal should forget about Black Friday, researchers say. Their bank accounts will be better off if they wait until Dec. 26 instead.Yes, after
Originally posted by Amanda Dixon APR 08, 2016Cash is a must-have if you're trying to buy a house. And while most Americans need to take out a mortgage loan, some folks can afford to
Customize your modern home with energy saving appliances that can offer style and comfort. While older homes have their charm (and you can still modernize and make them efficient), building a new
Take a look at this wonderful home in an amazing location. 2 beds 2 baths with a 3rd non conforming bedroom in the basement! With a little bit of work, you could automatically build some instant
Original Post By Stephanie Booth | Oct 22, 2018"Shoes off, please." A reasonable request? Or are those fightin' words?Arguably, no other three monosyllabic words have ever led to more
There are many questions about where home prices will be next year as well as where they may be headed over the next several years to come. We have gathered the most reliable sources to help answer
There are essentially two types of real estate- residential and commercial. I just happen to be fortuante enough to work in both. Residential is self-evident in that people occupy the property as
There are two ways to own your home. Either you can pay cash upfront or you can pay little by little, year after year. For most us, monthly mortgage payments are the most feasible option. While we
In many markets across the country, the number of buyers searching for their dream homes outnumbers the number of homes for sale. This has led to a competitive marketplace where buyers often
While it might seem premature to think about selling a home before you even buy it, it's important to remember that a house is an investment. And in an ideal world, investments make&
Curious about how to buy a house in your 20s? If you're dubious it can be done, we get it. Between entry-level salaries, college loans, and the desire to just be young and have fun, 20-somethings
A common notion about a small space is that it is not livable. But if you plan the space and make use of every inch of space cleverly and with intelligence, then that can surely make a difference.
Investors! Peep your eyes on this beautiful Cap hill duplex that just needs a little love. This home features 3 beds and 1 bath with just over 1600 sq. ft! If you are interested in scheduling a
1. Snake your dryer duct at least once a year to prevent lint buildups that can cause fires.In addition to slowing down your dryer, lint is super flammable. You'll want to clean off the
There are many benefits to homeownership, but one of the top benefits is protecting yourself from rising rents by locking in your housing cost for the life of your mortgage.Don't Become&
Original post by By Jae Curtis August 20, 2018 in Architecture / Decorating Ideas / Homes / New Build / Small SpacesWhen it comes to
Buyers, sellers, and REALTORS, what do you think about this newer trend? Would it work in your market? Would your seller get top dollar compared to staging?Drop a comment below! Life is a 24
Rising home prices have many concerned that the average family will no longer be able to afford the most precious piece of the American Dream – their own home.However, it is not just the
SHARE THISEmail ThisPin ThisTweet ThisTOPICImprove, By Room, Yard & Patio, Low MaintenancePrint articleLook at those smug neighbors, lounging around on their stylish teak patio
Who wants to be a millionaire? To buy a modest home in some cities, you might have to be! In San Francisco and San Jose, one million dollars is the expected going rate. But if you travel,
Summer can be a popular time to remodel a home. Calling in the professionals may help ensure the job is done right and satisfactorily to help boost a home value, too. For homeowners looking to
Our Inventory is going up just a little bit since last year as well as the average prices in homes sold. Although, the total number of homes sold has dropped since July of 2017.Stay on top of the
Originally WRITTEN BYLORI THOMAS POSTED ON MONDAY, 30 JULY 2018 06:00When it comes to real estate lending options, there is no shortage of different types of loan products available in the
Take a look at this luxurious stunning new listing in Parker, Colorado! This home offers 11 beds, 20 baths, and over 40000 total sq. ft.! This home is the
Let me start out by stating that if you ever plan on going with a builder, always hire a trusted local Real Estate Agent. I will always personally look after your best intentions, not the
Post orginially by:Jul 12, 2018 / By Anthony Ongaro When it comes to buying a home or renting, there are many things to consider. While there are tons of resources on the financial
1. Dust off your fan's blades with a pillowcase to prevent dust from flying into the air when you turn them on for the first time. Slide the case over the blade, then gently
Embracing the indoor-outdoors in the Mile High CityOriginally By Samantha Weiss HillsJun 25, 2018, 9:30am EDT Photography by Morgan Rachel LevyWhen Cate and Paul Hoff and their three
Take a look at these gorgeous lots and homes ready for you to build your perfect luxury home in the heart of Cherry Hills! 5 Cherry Hills Park Dr. just had a large price reduction and is
Don't have any plans for the fourth of July? Here are some of the many events going on around #Denver! Start your celebrations early on the Third or take simply wait and enjoy all the festivities
A vacation home is a perfect way to relax after a busy workweek or serve as a getaway for an extended period of time during your retirement years. You have various options when selecting a vacation
Take a look at this great new listing in Parker, Colorado! This home offers 3 beds, 3 baths, and over 3000 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any
COURTESY OF LARK & LINENThere's a reason pros recommend budgeting a 20 percent buffer into any renovation project (unexpected costs WILL happen), so it's important to have a handle on the
Take a look at this fantastic listing in Denver! This home offers 2 beds, 2 baths, and over 1000 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions or if you want
Thanks to tighter lending restrictions, buying a home can be tough. But it becomes even more of a challenge when you're trying to sell a home at the same time. When the clock is ticking, you may
Take a look at this great new listing in Green Valley Ranch! This home offers 4 beds, 3 baths, and over 2000 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any
Important Things to Consider When Buying a Home in 2018It's 2018 and the real estate market is shaking things up much earlier than expected. Interest rates are rising higher and faster than
Take a look at this great new listing in Edgewater! This home offers 3 beds, 3 baths, and over 2000 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions or if
Take a look at this great new listing in Congress Park! This home offers 2 beds, 1 baths, and over 2000 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions or
With today's busy schedules, it can be tough to find the time to take on lengthy home improvement projects. But you don't have to dedicate your entire summer vacation to home maintenance to keep
For many of us, it feels like a herculean task to pack for a move — and for good reason. There are many different details to consider, not to mention the effort involved in lugging heavy boxes
Getting the Best Contractor at a Price You Can AffordPutting together a budget for a home improvement project can be a daunting process in itself. Add in the task of finding, vetting, and hiring a
\7489 S. Himalaya Way has been reduced! Now under $900k! Bring your buyers to take a look at this wonderfully redone home with the most gorgeous views Centennial has to offer. Call me for more
Keeping the Lid on Your Home Tight and Healthy Through the YearsHaving to replace the roof on your home is a serious affair. Even if you choose to do the work yourself and buy the cheapest materials
Take a look at this great new listing in Willow Creek! This home offers 3 beds, 3 baths, and 2602 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions!
Take a look at this great new listing in the #Denver #Hilltop Neighborhood! This home offers 3 beds, 3 baths, and over 3600 total sq. ft. This is your chance to own in
KLH49 VIA GETTY IMAGESWhen you walk through an open house or you're previewing a real estate listing with an agent, sometimes what you don't see is more important than what you do.Here are
Take a look at this great new listing in Littleton! This home offers 3 beds, 2 baths, and 1400 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions! #Littleton is
MariuszBlach/iStockAre there tax deductions when selling a home? You bet—and they can amount to sizable savings when you file with the IRS. So whether you're selling your home soon or
Open House Saturday from 11-2! Take a look at the best views Centennial has to offer from a completely remodeled and well done home. Everything from utilities to the kitchen have all be done
Has your air conditioner ever failed on a hot summer day? It's a struggle no homeowner wants to deal with. When you own a home it's important to budget annually for repairs that might be needed and
Baseball has begun and Spring is in the air! Here are a couple open houses in the area for this weekend along with some new listings in the Denver Metro Area. 6765 S. Old Hammer Ct. A
Coming Soon in the Antelope Neighborhood!7489 S Himalaya WayA completely remodeled and updated home with the BEST views in Centennial. 4 Bedroom / 3 Baths / 3 Car Garage / 2 outdoor decks
Take a look at this gorgeous like new townhome in the wonderful and gorgeous Beacon Point Community of Aurora! This home offers 3 beds, 3 baths, and 2552 total
Original post By Adriana Velez | Mar 8, 2018MariuszBlach/iStockAre there tax deductions when selling a home? You bet—and they can amount to sizable savings when you file
Take a look at this immaculate home in the wonderful and gorgeous Arlington Park neighborhood in Denver! This home offers 5 beds, 2 baths, and 2304 total sq. ft. Call,
People are constantly asking if the market is going up or down, if we are in a "bubble" or if the market is ever going to slow down. With so many factors that can affect the housing market it is
Take a look at this beautiful home in the wonderful and gorgeous Saddle Rock Community of Aurora! This home offers 5 beds, 4 baths, and 4535 total sq. ft.,
Take a look at your like new future townhome! A very well maintained, clean, and beautiful townhome in a quiet neighborhood within the Cherry Creek School district!This 3 Bed, 3 Bath townhome
Just like our clocks this weekend in the majority of the country, the housing market will soon "spring forward!" Similar to tension in a spring, the lack of inventory
Take a look at this beautiful victorian style home in the highly sought after Highlands Neighborhood! This home offers 4 beds, 2 baths, and 1934 total sq. ft. Call,,
Getting a mortgage is, by general consensus, the most treacherous part of buying a home. In a recent survey, 42% of home buyers said they found the mortgage experience �
Flexible hours, unlimited earning potential and no annoying boss? You must like the perks that come with self-employment. Taking your career into your own hands can be extremely rewarding,
Urban Institute recently released a report entitled, "Barriers to Accessing Homeownership," which revealed that "eighty percent of consumers either are unaware of how much
5 Ways to Improve Your Odds for Bidding SuccessWhen a bidding war starts on a home, it's great news for the seller. Except, of course, when you're the one who's trying to buy the home – in
Take a look at this adorable Tudor home just blocks from Wash Park! This home offers 3 beds, 2 baths, and over 1700 finished sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any
Mortgage rates are moving higher, and that has some home shoppers rushing to locking in rates before they edge up even more.Mortgage applications for refinancings and home purchases increased 4.5
Take a look at this newly remodeled home for sale with high end finishes in the City Park neighborhood located in Denver. This home offers 3 beds, 1,
Life is a 24 hour business, getting married or divorced, having kids or adopting,downsizing or upgrading, starting a new career or retiring, and moving to a differentstate or country. There's
Take a look at this newly remodeled home for sale with high end finishes in the Daniels Gardens neighborhood located in Lakewood. This home offers 4 beds, 2
5 Listing Price Considerations to Keep in MindIf you're planning on selling your home or you're thinking about buying a new home, the listing price is one of the most important factors for
Take a look at this beautiful home in Virginia Village with 5 beds, 4 baths and over 3400 finished sq. ft! Call, text, or email me with any questions! Virginia Village is in a central
The hard part is over! You've found that nearly perfect home that your family has been looking for. You've made an offer and it's been accepted, and now you're settling into the nuts and
Take a look at this newly remodeled home for sale with high end finishes in a wonderful neighborhood located in Englewood. This home in the Belleview Park neighborhood
vicnt/iStockHardwood floors are durable, easy to clean, and look great. But will installing hardwood floors actually pay off when it comes time to sell your home?Real estate
This article is reprinted by permission from NerdWallet.The housing picture is likely to improve in 2018:Home prices are expected to climb, but not as fastMore houses could be for
Whether your home is due for a decor update or you simply prefer to keep up with the latest interior design styles, experts have revealed the decorating trends that will dominate 2018.So, if you�
Smart homes are becoming the norm. About 12.5 percent of total U.S. households are currently smart homes, and it's predicted the number will climb to 28 percent by 2021.Save time and energy
The housing market has made some significant strides over the last several years and home sales have been on a steady climb in many locations. That's encouraging if you're
Take a look at this like new Townhouse with high end finishes in one of the most sought after, very walkable neighborhoods in Denver. This home in The RiNo District and
(Image credit: Bethany Nauert)The countdown to buying your first home is innately defined by one thing: the balance in your savings account. Unlike car loans and the too-expensive shoes you put
A 20 percent down payment is the gold standard held up by every real estate resource ever. With less than 20 percent down, you're on the line to pay PMI — private mortgage insurance — a fee that
Take a look at this immaculate home with high end finishes in one of the most sought after, very walkable neighborhoods in Denver. This home in The Highlands
iStock; realtor.comTurkeys and tinsel, dreidels and pumpkin pie. Yes friends, the holidays are here again, and it's the perfect time for ... house hunting? OK, we know you're busy enough
Take a look at this amazing home with nice trails and open spaces all around it in beautiful Arrowhead! This home in Westminster with 3 beds, 2 baths, and 1712 total .
When October rolls around, the leaves begin to change, the air becomes crisp, and the apple cider flows like water. While you enjoy the autumn weather, don't forget to take some time to stay
Original Post By Daniel Bortz | Jun 29, 2016TARIK KIZILKAYA/Getty ImagesNot exactly sure how a mortgage works? Don't feel bad—the average home buyer doesn't either. The
Take a look at this immaculate home with high end finishes in one of the most sought after Luxurious areas in Denver. This home in The Hilltop Neighborhood within Cherry Creek
Originally posted By Julie Ryan Evans | Oct 30, 2017HAKINMHAN/iStock; realtor.comIt's fair to say that one of the things buyers are most concerned with is coming up with a
Take a look at this amazing family home with wonderful schools, nice trails and open spaces, and high end finishes. This home in Littleton with 3 beds, 4 baths, and 2794 total
Original Post By BrendanDepending on where you live and the severity of the storm, hail can be either a minor irritating event or a potentially devastating, destructive threat.
Take a look at this well maintained, clean, cozy all Brick Ranch home in Lakewood with 4 beds, 2 baths, and 2366 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions!
fstop123/iStockIf you're buying a home, you'll want to know how to negotiate repairs after a home inspection. After all, odds are even the dreamiest house will have problems, and
Take a look at this beautiful home in the Cherry Knolls neighborhood with 6 beds, 3 baths, and 2728 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any! #
The Aspiring Home Buyers Profile from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) found that the American public is still somewhat confused about what is required to qualify for a
Take a look at this fabulous home in the Aurora with 4 beds, 3 baths, 3315 total sq. ft and within the Cherry Creek School district! Call, text, or email me
The leaves are falling, the farmers markets are bustling, and the cozy comforts of home beckon — it must be October. Make the most of this month's bountiful harvest, get some exercise
Take a look at this beautifully remodeled home in the Edgewater neighborhood with 3 beds, 2 baths, and 1500 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any
(Image credit: Anna Spaller)We know today's young adults are getting married much later in life than past generations, for instance, and they're buying homes later, too. One reason
Take a look at this cute Tudor style home in the Sunnyside neighborhood with 3 beds, 2 baths, and 1728 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions!
In this day and age of being able to shop for anything anywhere, it is really important to know what you're looking for when you start your home search.If you've been thinking about buying a
Take a look at this cute home in the Athmar Park with 3 beds, 2 baths, and 1401 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions! #AthmarPark is conveniently
IPGGutenbergUKLtd/iStockIf you're moving, you might be wondering where to score cheap boxes, packing supplies, and, while we're at it, trucks and movers! And it's smart that you
Take a look at this amazing end unit Townhouse in the Cherry Creek Neighborhood with 3 beds, 3.5 baths, and 2746 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any.
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Grand Opening Tomorrow Saturday 9/9 from 11am - 2pm! Come say hello to The Ballard Team in #Denver tomorrow! This home is perfect for Investors or First Time Home Buyers, this will not!
An amazing Home in the Sloans Lake Neighborhood with 3 beds, 1.5 bath, and 2470 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions. #Sloans Lake is a very
An amazing Condo in the Capital Hill Neighborhood with 2 beds, 2 bath, and 2177 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions. #Cap Hill is a very
You don't need to be able to time the real estate market to make money although it would dramatically help if you COULD.There is a lot of talk and concern about being able to time real estate
An amazing Bungalow Home in the Congress Park Neighborhood with 4 beds, 2 bath, and 2035 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions. Congress
Some Highlights:According to NAR's Profile of Home Buyers & Sellers, the share of recent homebuyers who were single at the time of purchase held steady at 24% last year.The percentage of-
An amazing Bungalow Home in the Berkeley Highlands Neighborhood with 2 beds, 2 bath, and 1906 total sq. ft. Call, text, or email me with any questions. Stay
Originally by Cathie Ericson | Jul 20, 2017g-stockstudio/iStock; realtor.comUnless you live under a large rock on the Iron Islands, you've probably heard the news:
An amazing Victorian Home in the Speer/ Baker Neighborhood with 3 beds, 1.5 bath, and 1906 total sq. ft. Close to everything on #Broadway Street! Restaurants,,
Original Post by Cathie Ericsoninxti/iStockHow long does it take to buy a house? It's a big question, especially for people who hope to time their home purchase with when their rental lease is
An amazing Victorian Home in the Highlands Neighborhood with 4 beds, 2 bath, and 2333 total sq. ft. Close to everything on #Tennyson Street! Restaurants, bars,
The average rates on 30-year fixed and 15-year fixed mortgages both increased just a little bit. The average rate on 5/1 adjustable-rate mortgages, meanwhile, also rose.Rates for #mortgages change
In today's #Denver market, with home prices rising and a lack of inventory, some homeowners may consider trying to sell their homes on their own, known in the industry as a For
Happy #FriYay to everyone! Here are some new #Denver #listings on this beautiful sunny day!An immaculate townhouse in the West Highlands Neighborhood built this year! 5 Beds, 4.5 baths,
AlexRaths/iStock; bortonia/iStockWhen buying a home, cash is king, but most folks don't have hundreds of thousands of dollars lying in the bank. Of course, that's why obtaining a mortgage
New #FriYAY Listings here on this gorgeous day in #Denver! An amazing Victorian Home in the Highlands Neighborhood with 3 beds, 2 bath, and 2068 total sq. ft.
Regardless if you own or rent, your home is likely at the center of your universe. It's where you eat, sleep, socialize and store all the things that matter most.So, why do you feel like it's a
The average rates on 30-year fixed and 15-year fixed mortgages both increased. The average rate on 5/1 adjustable-rate mortgages, meanwhile, also rose.Rates for #mortgages change daily, but they
New #FriYAY Listings here on this gloomy day in #Denver. An adorable home in the Barnum Neighborhood the with 3 beds, 1 bath, 1480 sq. ft. Close to downtown and the light rail!
Cherry Creek Neighborhood as we know it today is a gorgeous, fun filled neighborhood packed into 16 very walkable blocks. Here you can find a wide variety of boutique shops or large international
Original post by Daniel KurtAt a time when a lot of young adults are postponing marriage, the number of Americans buying a house on a single income is substantial. According to the mortgage;
Just over 300 new listings posted today in the #Denver City. Happy #FriYAY to everyone, I hope you all are enjoying the nice break from the heat today! A gorgeous victorian home in the
Once as Denvers wealthiest neighborhoods, Capital Hill boasts everything from beautiful historic Denver mansions to contemporary town homes and apartments. Within walking distance to fit
Hello everyone and Happy FriYAY to you all! Hope everyone has a fun filled weekend whether you are planning on going to the Telluride Bluegrass festival or maybe the Colorado BBQ Challenge
The Highlands area is one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Denver. Looking over the downtown skyline, just west of the Platte River, it boasts some of the best restaurants and shops the
Originally By Daniel Bortz It's the eternal question, the one that plagues millions of home buyers: suburb or city? Both areas have their merits and drawbacks, but one
Happy Friday everyone! Take a look at some new listings in #Denver down below! If you ever have questions or would like to see a property, please reach out to me anytime! For more homes actively on
Affordable housing has and still is an issue here in Denver. With new residents moving in by the truck loads, developers building luxury condos and apartments, and people simply not selling due to
Denver wasn't always a top destination to visit or move to. Looking through some pictures of Denver from back in the day, I wanted to share and show everyone how different it looked! The photos
So I thought my #FriYAY post actually posted yesterday on Friday but apparently it did not so here it is today with Saturdays new listings as well! As always, if you have any questions please do not
Hey everyone, here are todays new Denver Listings! I believe everyone should constantly be on top of what prices are going for wherever you are looking to buy or sell homes. Contact me today to
Buying a house can be both an exciting and simultaneously stressful experience. One reason the home buying process tends to be so stressful for many consumers — besides the fact that it's
Image: Jacob Thomas/OffsetBuying your first home conjures up all kinds of warm and fuzzy emotions: pride, joy, contentment. But before you get to the good stuff, you've got to cobble together a
Always stay on top of the market with New Listings here in #Denver sent to you as soon as they come on the market. Before even Zillow, Trulia and other real estate websites with all photos, details,
Paint the Front Door, Trim and ShuttersMost exterior paint will cost you approximately $30 a gallon. Painting your home can definitely add some brightness and revive your house. Pick a bold color
Bounded by Sheridan, 38th Ave, Zuni, 23rd Ave & Lowell. The Highland is enjoying a resurgence, and has become one of Denver's hottest areas. Awesome local shops and restaurants within walking
The Answer is YES you ABSOLUTELY DO! New constructions are plentiful here in Metro Denver and while they have many benefits, their is a large misconception with buyers in thinking they can
GETTY 017 Spring is well known to be the best time of year to sell your home. Granted here in Denver, any season for the past two years has been the best time. But if you're
What is better than Friday? Homes that have reduced their price on Friday! Take a look and if you want to see any or have questions please never hesitate to call me! Sign up for my monthly
Recently tiny homes have been all the craze especially down south near Colorado Springs. I never quite understood all the hype about them until this...Yes, this is a school bus and yes, that is an
Renovating a living space can get real expensive real quick, especially if you're remodeling an entire kitchen or bathroom. However, there are a ton of low-cost home improvement projects that you
When you speak with a lender in order to apply for a mortgage loan, your financial life will be examined in and out like a TSA security check. One major aspect they look at of course is debt. Now
Dispite what we have beein consstatntly hearing about mortgage rates, they ducked under 4 percent for the first time since the presidential election, according to Freddie Mac's recently
Happy Friday to everyone! No matter what you have planned for this weekend, below are current listings that have been recently reduced today. So if you have been searching for a home, please feel
With 16 charming blocks to walk around, Cherry Creek boasts some of the most luxurious shops and restaurants in Denver. Walking around you will see some cool cars, luxury hotels, and food to no end.
Denver is still seeing a rise in home prices but according to a recent study done by Location Inc. we should see a drop in prices starting late in 2019. Denver, Boulder, Greeley, and Fort
Winter season seems to have come to an end (maybe May snow?) and the real estate market is becoming hot hot hot just like our beautiful weather! Over 200 new listings added today!Take a sneak peek
A once working class neighborhood with brick bungalows sitting side by side seeing years of change is finally getting redevelopment attention. While the next door neighborhood 'The Highlands' has
A survey conducted by Ipsos found that people today are still unsure about what is needed to qualify for a home mortgage. Here are two major misconceptions.1. Down PaymentAccording to the report,%
I have been brainstorming ideas for a company name to put my Realtor business under and I have some ideas but none have really stuck with me. Naturally, I went to Facebook and posted something to
If your house no longer fits your needs and you are planning on buying a luxury home, now is a great time to do so! We recently shared data from Trulia's Market Mismatch Study
According to a recent article from The Washington Post, as of July 1, 2017, the three major credit bureaus, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, will stop using civil judgment and tax lien
A study by Edelman Berland reveals that 33% of homeowners who are contemplating selling their houses in the near future are planning to scale down. Let's look at a few reasons why this
Mortgage rates today for 30- and 15-year fixed loans ticked higher, while 5/1 ARMs slipped a notch, according to a NerdWallet survey of current mortgage rates published by
Amazing news! A new 112 unit townhome development are being built in what used to be the East Denver YMCA just North of City Park. With homes starting at $299,00 all the way to $650,000, Skyland
Jenny Sparks, Loveland Reporter-HeraldVolunteers for Loveland Habitat for Humanity Tom Page, left, and Ron Neher, center, put sheeting on the roof of a Habitat for Humanity house under construction
A good renovation can turn an old bathroom into something beautiful and highly functional. If you want your home to really POP out to buyers, you need to ensure you do it just right. Renovating
Come check out this cute ranch style home in the highly desirable South Park Hill neighborhood! I will be holding an OPEN HOUSE tomorrow, Saturday, March 18th from 11-2! Don't Miss Out!
Happy St. Patricks day! Check out these very recently reduced priced home before going into the weekend fun! Contact me anytime for more information or to schedule a showing.Life is a 24 hour
Take a look at these newly listed homes in the amazing Highlands Neighborhood! This vibrant neighborhood has beautiful victorian homes, restaurants, local shops, and one of the BEST views of
jhorrocks/iStockThe rich might be a little different from you and me. Especially me. But that doesn't mean an average buyer (that's us!) should be shut out of the high-end home market. A
Check out these homes and condos that have an amazing "walk" rating! Close to everything you need from restaurants and bars to grocery stores. If you don't like to drive or
Feverpitched/iStock"Should I buy a house?" This life-changing question is not something you casually ask the magic eight ball and get hit with a vague answer like, "Concentrate and
Check out these Denver listings that came out today! If you want any information on any property or would like to schedule a showing, call me anytime. You need to be sure that you are being
In this day and age of being able to shop for anything anywhere, it is really important to know what you're looking for when you start your home search.If you've been thinking about buying a
original post by Kali HawlkThe fastest way to save a down payment? Start NOW!Need to save $50,000? Here's how to make it happen.Thinking about buying a home in the near future? To
KTSDESIGN/iStockThere's about $13.1 trillion stashed away in the United States, in plain sight. Where? In our homes!That's the total value of the equity held by over 75 million U.S. homeowners,
How can you beat out the competition when buying property these days?As the real estate market surges again, many investors are finding themselves up against a lot of competition. That can
If you find yourself surrounded by seemingly endless piles of clutter all the time — from old magazines, to empty envelopes to the recycling and more — you might be in need of a shortcut to help
It was friends and the rising cost of rent that finally turned Matt Fong's attention toward buying a home."I liked where I lived, and I tried to keep the rent a certain part of my income,"
Homebuyers are caught in a storm of lower inventory, high demand and tight credit availability (unless of course Dodd-Frank gets cut).In these market conditions, even simple tactics or
Home price appreciation picked up speed in the final three months of 2016, prompting the majority of metro areas to soar to new record highs with home prices, the National Association of®'
Selling a home is usually a touch-and-go affair – but it gets even more precarious if you're set on marketing your property to young and home-hungry buyers. Unlike previous generations, young
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I don't want this to be a chance for you to tell me what is wrong with the theocratic abscess burrowed; the thorn in your side or the vacant imperfection imposed upon the resident scapegoat. I care not to afford you the opportunity to lick your wounds in my sight or to appease the cultural norms subscribed.
Without the fear on the other side of the fence nor the ruckus in the alley way I want you to tell me what the benefit of an atheist lifestyle is had the social and political majority not absolved you and the necessary protestation of that artificial insemination had manifested itself in hindsight.
In other words, had there been no myth where would you see yourself rather than where would you see yourself in light of it.
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Jared, I agree; I need to stop using such general terms.
Let's exit the commercial scene before the clerk calls her/his manager, or the police, and says "I have a weirdo here and he's shouting at me."
Let's enter a moral scene. Let's also skip the shalting (it dates from ancient times) and choose from many things a Catholic nun might tell a schoolkid: "You must go to Mass every Sunday!" Or let's choose from many things a priest might tell teenagers: "Married Catholics cannot use birth control!"
I heard twelve years of that kind of language, and when I got out into the world I had to learn less authoritarian ways to influence others to do what I wanted them to do.
I tried idealism and said stuff like "People should..." and "People should not...."
That too failed and I tried assertiveness: "I want you to...." or "I don't want you to...."
It worked more often, but not as often as I wanted. Little was left but democracy: "If I do X, will you do Y?"
Quitting Catholicism required me to do more than stay away; I had to change the way I spoke.
Damnit! Every time I read your name I read it Tom Selleck.
RE: "Isn't it a belief in something, hence a form, though inverted, of the original form of this belief?"
Only if bald is an inverted form of hair color.
Patrick, in your words (It's true that for atheists the belief in the divinity is non existent, as you put it. However, what can we say about this particular kind of belief in something that does not exist? Isn't it a belief in something, hence a form, though inverted, of the original form of this belief?), I'm seeing traces of Plato's idea that to say X is proof of X.
The Catholic Church picked up that idea and used it to burn witches (saying "she's a witch" was evidence that that she is a witch, hence she is guilty and should burn.
If god/religion had never been invented I wouldn't have to think about it at all. Also there would be no need to identify myself as Atheist. I would be a pedestrian. ;P
Remember the god "magolotonicatronicon" from my former post? The one that I made up on the spot and that you never had to consider pryer? But since I did bring this god up to you did it create a new belief for you?
Sure you can say "I do no believe that "magolotonicatronicon" exists" but this implies possibility. Now to say that it's possible you have to consider a few things first. Aside from the authority on the matter you have to take into consideration that somewhere out there there is an english speaking god that has identified himself to me via revelation as "magolotonicatronicon" and that he wants SteveinCo to sacrifice ground squirrels in his almighty, holy, squirrely-ass, name.
Do you think it's possible? If you answer "Yes. It is possible." then you are just being difficult. I'll also say that it depends on ones interpretation of "god" in order to establish possibility. Is it the seeping of "something from nothing" that Lawrence Krauss talks about? If so It still doesn't do us any good to call it "god".
I might add that due to whats possible your argument is valid however there is a huge difference between "Valid" and "Sound". First we must establish that there is a god to not believe in.
I have been a confirmed Amagolotonicatroniconist for some minutes now. :)
Does anyone want to join my new group:
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We are going to put those Magolonicatroniconists in their place.
If I were to say "I believe that this deal is a rip off." I'm stating myself as an authority based on my belief. The word "believe" can serve in a couple of different ways here. It can weaken the argument that the deal is a rip off or it can serve as a guarded term. Usually in a context like this it's guarded. Similar to "I feel" because you can't argue with ones feelings.
Now it's been established that there is a "deal". It's not been established that there is a god therefore I do not have to use guarded terms like "believe" or "feel".
"With atheism, (1) it is very clear to me, (2) we are moving in (3) circles."
"And (4) I'm already working on it."
(1)You are stating yourself as the authority ("it is very clear to me") implying that you see something the rest of us do not and we should take your word for it.
(2) You are asserting that the rest of us along with you, the authority
(3) are getting nowhere by covering the same grounds over and over again. (circles)
(4) implying that you, the authority has set in motion a process that will provide a solution to #3.
This coming from a guy that referred to Atheists as "Sick" and "incomplete" people:
"An "atheist," therefore, is inevitably an incomplete person; which means that atheism, thus understood, becomes some sort of un-bodily dis-ability (sic!), which turns the atheist into a sick person; into an amputee whose missing part remains forever obscured and / or misunderstood."
Yet excludes himself (himself, the authority) from that definition simply because he doesn't "feel" (guarded term) "sick".
"That is the more important reason why I don't like to be called "atheist". It is precisely because I don't feel "sick"."
...and you say "we" (2)?
Oh, great Sheppard! What would we do with out your guidance and virtue? A lost flock we would be!
Also, you referred to us along with you as "we" when you have already seperated yourself from atheists.
Once you find a cure for this I imagine that all we sick atheists can be a collective "we" along with you, the authority in whatever alternative you have provided us with.
I too Patrick have a bit of disdain for the word Atheist myself and choose not to wear that label myself.
For me a Theist (all the different forms that they come in) is just a Fool and I can see no value in adding an "A" as a prefix and go around proclaiming myself to be "Afool".
However I am fine with this site being labeled "Think Atheist", it's better then "Think I'm Not One of Them".
Sorry to be rational here, but afool is not a word.
You're right, my bad, I forgot the silent "e"...afoole...there ya go all fixed. :)
This is better. Much better.
The Irony -provided we're talking about the same irony -was intentional.
Someone told me once "Point taken, but lost in the way that you expressed it."
This is what I was pointing out.
Yeah for the reasons the Atheist (Atheos) came about it may have been a bit derogatory. Words have ways of growing out of their limitations though. That is to say the connotation gains an extra definition. example: Warm use to be just a temperature now it can describe a personality as well. I don't mind being the under dog though. If someone wants to make more out of a word than than what literal meaning conveys then there is nothing stopping them. There is nothing saying that "Secular Humanist" won't be looked upon as negatively as some do the word "Atheist".
What I did with your statements is just a tool. As I said before any tool can be a weapon. When I used that tool one of the key uses is to make the other persons argument sound as good as possible. Well, Thats about as good as I could make it sound. So, I appreciate the change in rhetoric and hope that you continue because my translation -as you can see -of what you are saying sounded a bit harsh. Between that and the flowery vocab the point was lost as far as I was concerned.
Not all atheists are rationalists, would be nice if they were, but I've seen some that can be just as dogmatic as priests, they make atheism seem like another religion.


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Then we dig deeper to find our ancestors personal stories, what did they contribute to their community, and what did they do for work. You even find the street they lived on, and sometimes actually have the opportunity to see the house they once lived in. You discover who their neighbors were and most likely they too were ancestors for the trend back then was for family to live near one another. We don't do that today, i.e. transportation. Were they happy? Were they sick? Did they live a long life or died young? Did they suffer the loss of a husband or child(ren).. How did church and faith influence their lives? It is like we knew them all along.
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As time marches forward places and things have a way of disappearing. Just look around. Grandma's house has been torn down to make way for the new, the oldest buildings in the center of town have made way for the strip malls. Our children are kept so busy and controlled so they have no time to discover, explore, play make believe and use their imaginations, all so important for personal growth and discovering oneself. Childhood is gone in the blink of an eye. Ever wish you could have your small children to enjoy once again?
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The Synod only has one deceased Hierarch aka its founder, Metropolitan Gabriel of Portugal. Perhaps Metropolitan Evlogios mentions his predecessor in the diptychs whose name is the only one mentioned as such.
I just found out that Esphigmenou is surrounded by police who are readying for an attack on 107 old monks, many who have spent the better part of the 20th century in a monastery.To everyone who wishes to continue this discussion, I REALLY DON'T CARE RIGHT NOW.
Why are you even replying then?
Brother why do you keep replying if you believe its so insignificant?
It's NOT insignificant! There are 107 monks there, some of whom have not seen the outside world for a half-century, maybe more. This is the most tragic thing in the world! But I could care less about diptychs, et cetera.This is a black day for Orthodoxy. It is NOT insignificant.
But not quite significant enough for you to actually follow through on your promise to stop annoying us.
I don't tell people they "annoy" me. That's kind of personal. Now why are you moving topics around and locking them?
The way this board works is to keep the discussion on topic and in their proper categories. This site is not a blog where you can just freely write whatever comes out of either of your orifices. As for why topics are being locked, look at the way the discussion are degrading and you should understand why they need to be locked. You just have a gift in bringing out the best people in I guess. Ohh and I should point out that you are not the first person to be called annoying on here, at least I haven't created a poll asking everyone how annoying you are. I learned my lesson about hurting people's feelings with that one, but if you are curious feel free to create a poll to ask everyone their opinion, it may be enlightening to you.
Let's try this again, and see if I care what people in polls think of me.1) The "St Tikhon" rite of the AWRV was primarily written by Anglican heretics.2) Because it was written by such it isn't legitimate.3) The fact that I am an Old Calendarist acknowledging it makes no real difference if I am telling the truth.
Anyone connected with this event, though, expecially as in "ordering" it should go to jail for a long, long time. I think everybody knows who I mean, but Forum propriety precludes me from propounding ponderously on the problem. Peace!
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Now why are you moving topics around and locking them?
I've no dog in this fight over western rites, but the above is illogical , syllogistically speaking, in so many ways.
I was writing three facts,
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Jazz center Al Jefferson displays some traits of the greatest low-post scorers in franchise history, including Adrian Dantley's artistic footwork, Carlos Boozer's mid-range shooting ability and Karl Malone's grammatical charm.
Jefferson also embodies some of the Mailman's competitiveness, which is among the reasons my opinion of him is becoming more favorable.
The Jazz's biggest issue, as they head into the All-Star break after Wednesday's game at Minnesota and anticipate the NBA's Feb. 21 trade deadline, is what to do with Jefferson. His expiring contract will make him a free agent in July, creating options for the team. How the Jazz's management addresses the Jeffersonian Dilemma is central to the franchise's immediate and long-term future.
It's complicated, that's for sure. The answer is not as simple as saying the Jazz should trade him just to get something in return before he walks away. Any deal they make next week must genuinely advance their rebuilding process, not merely bring them some temporary assets that the other party wants to unload.
The Jazz keep showing enough flashes of potential, such as Tuesday's convincing win over Oklahoma City, to make this season's goals worth pursuing, as opposed to starting over with two months remaining. When the injured Mo Williams and Gordon Hayward return, the Jazz should be able to solidify a playoff spot in the Western Conference, and I'll always endorse postseason play as meaningful.
The tricky part of this discussion is that the Jazz have become so dependent on Jefferson that he's both the solution and the problem with their offense.
Averaging 17.5 points and 9.4 rebounds, Jefferson has done more than anyone could have expected of him in his third season with the Jazz. He's the team's closest thing to an All-Star and he cares about winning, by all accounts.
It's just while I've come to appreciate his game more and more, I still say his style backing in, holding the ball, faking and working for a shot just doesn't fit the Jazz's traditional offensive approach that calls for the players and the ball to keep moving. To his credit, he's become much more willing to pass in the last month, resulting in the team's field-goal percentage finally climbing above .450, ranking in the top half of the league.
The summary is that even though I don't see him as a long-term fixture here, trading him is not necessarily the right call.
The Jazz should move Jefferson only if they can net a return that's a reasonable percentage of the package they received from New Jersey/Brooklyn for Deron Williams two years ago. They got Derrick Favors, Devin Harris (later traded for Marvin Williams), a first-round draft choice in 2011 (Enes Kanter) and a future first-round pick, which will be conveyed via Golden State this year.
Marvin Williams has been a disappointment, reducing the ultimate worth of the deal, and the other first-round pick is losing value because of Golden State's resurgence. Just imagine if the Warriors had lost a coin flip last spring; the Jazz would have received the No. 8 pick and may have been able to acquire Weber State point guard Damian Lillard, who went to Portland at No. 6. As it was, the Warriors delayed having to give up the pick.
In any case, the D-Will deal should be somewhat of a model for any trade of Jefferson. It actually would make more sense for the Jazz to trade Paul Millsap, as popular as he is, because Favors is better prepared than Kanter to assume a bigger role right now.
For the sake of their future, the Jazz have to commit themselves to Kanter, at some point. I'm just not sure that time is next week.
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The UK Chief Medical Officer's New Alcohol Guidelines
CAMRA promotes responsible drinking and recognises the harmful effects of high levels of alcohol use and binge drinking. However, as an organisation, we are concerned about the UK Chief Medical Officer's (CMO) new Government guidelines for alcohol consumption.
What does the CMO suggest?
- Both men and women are safest not to drink more than 14 units per week, and it is best to spread this evenly over 3 or more days
- The risk of developing a range of illnesses increases with any amount you drink on a regular basis
- There is 'no safe level' of alcohol consumption
CAMRA's concerns
We are concerned about the recommendations that the guidelines make and the process by which they were arrived at. In addition, the process has not been made clear to the public. Public health advice should be clear, transparent and impartial of any political agenda to let consumers make their own judgements.
The proposed guidelines state that there is 'no safe level' of alcohol consumption - which ignores international scientific consensus that moderate alcohol consumption can have a protective effect on health. Despite using the same evidence base as other countries who have recently reviewed their alcohol guidelines, the proposed guidelines are much more restrictive than the international norm - this just doesn't make sense.
Government Consultation
The Government concluded a consultation on the proposed guidelines in April 2016. CAMRA submitted a response, along with over 700 individual submissions from members.
Click here to download CAMRA's response to the Alcohol Guidelines Consultation.
CAMRA's GP survey
We surveyed GPs in 2016 and found that 60% disagree with the statement that there is no safe level of alcohol consumption, and that 63% consider that moderate alcohol consumption can be part of a healthy lifestyle.
Drinkers' Voice
We are supporting the new alcohol consumer organisation, Drinkers' Voice.
Drinkers' Voice seeks to bring the UK's drinkers into the debate about alcohol and health in a bid to rebut the myths spread by the anti-alcohol lobby.
You can donate to Drinkers' Voice here: www.drinkersvoice.org.uk/campaigns/donate/
Alcohol Guidelines in the press:
- Why those killjoy new alcohol rules are just plain wrong: A devastating critique by an award-winning writer on how alcohol affects our health - Tony Edwards (Daily Mail) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3394679/Why-killjoy-new-alcohol-rules-just-plain-wrong-devastating-critique-award-winning-writer-alcohol-affects-health.html
- The truth about moderate drinking has been muddied by anti-alcohol militants - Christopher Snowdon (Spectator) http://health.spectator.co.uk/the-truth-about-moderate-drinking-has-been-muddied-by-anti-alcohol-militants/
- The great alcohol cover-up: how public health hid the truth about drinking - Christopher Snowdon (Spectator) https://health.spectator.co.uk/the-great-alcohol-cover-up-how-public-health-bodies-hid-the-truth-about-drinking
- Health Chiefs attacked over 'nanny state' alcohol guide - Laura Donnelly (Telegraph) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/12088101/Health-chiefs-attacked-over-nanny-state-alcohol-guide.html
- The new drinking guidelines are hyperbolic and puritan (Telegraph) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/telegraph-view/12087850/The-new-drinking-guidelines-are-hyperbolic-and-puritan.html
- New guidelines to drink less alcohol will 'make no difference' to the amount we consume, admits expert who helped write them - Ben Spencer (Daily Mail) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3440967/New-guidelines-drink-alcohol-make-no-difference-consume-admits-expert-helped-write-them.html
- Killjoy new rules about how much booze is safe used 'twisted' stats to support health crackdown - Tim Sculthorpe (Daily Mail) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3408169/Killjoy-new-rules-booze-safe-drink-FAIL-properly-inform-public-real-risks-alcohol-professors-blast.html
- The state needs to butt out of our drinking habits - Simon Jenkins (Guardian) http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jan/08/state-drinking-habits-uk-guidelines-alcohol-health
- I had alcohol-related breast cancer. Here's why I still drink - Joanna Moorhead (Guardian) http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/feb/04/drink-wine-after-alcohol-related-breast-cancer
- Inanity and incoherence on safe alcohol levels (Guardian) http://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/jan/14/inanity-and-incoherence-on-safe-alcohol-levels
- Killyjoy health bosses "twisted booze figures" to get support for new limits - Craig Woodhouse (The Sun) http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/6873257/Killjoy-health-bosses-twisted-booze-figures-to-get-support-for-new-drink-limits-it-is-claimed.html
- Are the UK's booze limits the world's toughest? (The Sun) http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/woman/health/health/6870411/Are-the-UKs-booze-limits-the-worlds-toughest.html
- Don't believe scientists who say all drinking is bad. Light boozing has strong benefits - Dr Jan B Hoek (Spectator) http://health.spectator.co.uk/moderate-drinkers-dont-stop-the-health-benefits-are-clear-the-cancer-risk-is-not
- Alcohol guidelines: Let's have the facts and decide for ourselves - Katy Guest (Independent) http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/alcohol-guidelines-let-s-have-the-facts-and-decide-for-ourselves-a6858416.html
- Alcohol can help your heart - so why is the CMO ignoring this? - Chris Snowdon (City AM) http://www.cityam.com/231948/alcohol-limits-dropped-the-effect-of-wine-or-beer-on-health-is-more-complicated-than-the-chief-medical-officer-would-have-us-believe
- It's time to hail the health benefits of beer - Roger Protz (Morning Advertiser) http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Drinks/Beer/It-s-time-to-hail-the-health-benefits-of-beer
- Anti-drink lobbyists helped draw up new lower alcohol safety limits and stark warnings to women over wine and breast cancer - Anthony Joseph (Daily Mail) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3616014/Anti-drink-lobbyists-helped-draw-new-lower-alcohol-safety-limits-stark-warnings-women-wine-breast-cancer.html
- The truth is that alcohol can be good for you - Iain Macwhirter (The Herald, Scotland) http://www.heraldscotland.com/opinion/14525124.The_truth_is_that_alcohol_can_be_good_for_you/?ref=mmpg
- Alcohol guidelines were drawn up by anti-alcohol lobbyists - Martin Green (Off License News) http://www.offlicencenews.co.uk/news/fullstory.php/aid/15748/Alcohol_guidelines_were_drawn_up_by_anti-alcohol_lobbyists.html
- Killjoy nannies who demonise daily tipple are the real menace to our health - Tony Edwards (Daily Mail) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-3617034/Killjoy-nannies-demonise-daily-tipple-real-menace-health.html
- Anti drink lobby drew up official safety limits - Sean O'Neill (The Times) http://www.thetimes.co.uk/past-six-days/2016-05-30/news/anti-drink-lobby-drew-up-official-safety-limits-zwz7m7db8


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U.S. News
U.S. Jury Rejects Glaxo Antitrust Claim vs. Abbott
March 31, 2011
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In Oakland, Calif., on Wednesday, a 10-member federal jury rejected GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) antitrust claim that Abbott Laboratories had quadrupled the price of its HIV drug Norvir in order to preserve the sales growth of its HIV drug Kaletra.
Norvir is used in drug cocktails because it can boost the effectiveness of other HIV medications. Abbott's combination pill Kaletra includes Norvir as a component. GSK maintained that Abbott raised the price of Norvir 400 percent in 2003 to hurt the sales of competing drugs that are typically administered with Norvir.
The jury did award GSK $3.4 million for its breach of contract claim, but Abbott spokesperson Adelle Infante said the company may appeal that judgment. "However, the jury's awarding of $3.4 million in damages, instead of the $571 million that GSK was asking for, confirms our view that GSK's alleged damages were inaccurate and inflated," she said.
GSK spokesperson Marc Meachem said the company was disappointed but accepts the verdict. "We continue to believe that Abbott did not act in the best interest of those living with HIV," Meachem said.
Several retail chains, including CVS Caremark and Safeway, had been trying the case with GSK but accepted undisclosed settlement offers from Abbott during the trial.
03.30.2011; Dan Levine
This article was provided by CDC National Prevention Information Network. It is a part of the publication CDC HIV/Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update.
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With 0-8-4 we are given our first post-pilot view into how this series will really work. As we all know pilot episodes tend to have a different feel from the series in general and this series is no exception. Larger story arcs start to appear and the special effects budget and time available to place the effects in dramatically decreases. Even so, the episode plays with existing effects to good use - the cgi mock up of the "bus" (a.k.a. S.H.I.E.L.D. CXD-23) explosion and Fitz's little flying sensors. A few brief new cgi effects were brought in as well such as the 0-8-4 itself and the little stick-stun grenade that Ward uses in Peru. The characters are more normalized to how they will be presented every week and the episode pacing isn't as hectic.
Skye leaves her van behind and in S.H.I.E.L.D.'s care. Although it was a big part in the pilot I don't see it being a major part of the show in the future. We might see it once or twice more but like Luke Skywalker in A New Hope, Skye in now part of a larger world and will transition away from her somewhat humble beginnings rapidly.
I'm loving the continued witty, light dialog banter that kids can related to. Ward and Coulson's frown comments are fun and help frame the overall heavier plot concern that Skye is a Rising Tide wild card to have onboard the bus and onboard their team. Skye's "first day of school" comment helps frame how younger viewers can place her storyline in the episode while being funny for adults too. Coulson's comment to May about having to go check on the device fueled by evil that's sitting in the cargo hold helps break the tension with May while underscoring to younger audiences that there is tension about May not wanting to see combat following whatever happened in Bahrain.
The ongoing references to the movies are an obvious attempt at keeping the audience engaged in the same universe. Coulson reference's Thor's Hammer as being the last 0-8-4 S.H.I.E.L.D. encounter. The 0-8-4 turns out to be a piece of HYDRA technology powered by Tesseract energy - a reference to Captain America, Thor and The Avengers.
Fitz-Simmons continue to be the brainiacs onboard the bus that have little or no street smarts.
I do have an issue in general about the Peruvian Ministry and Reyes' team. Reyes obviously wanted to use the 0-8-4 to gain control of Peru in the midst of their revolution. However the Ministry were the ones to contact S.H.I.E.L.D. about the 0-8-4. So was Reyes' working independently from the ministry (perhaps in association with the same group that was running the lab from the Pilot) or did the Peruvian government do a 180 and wanted to keep the 0-8-4 all for itself AFTER they contacted S.H.I.E.L.D.? This is a plot point that has significantly confused me. Also Simmons points out that the 0-8-4 has been embedded in the temple for 1,500+ years but Fitz points out that the craftsmanship is German (a.k.a. Hydra). But Hydra was WWII, not 1,500+ years ago. Again, I'm confused.
Ward mentioned his S.O. or Supervising Officer when reading Matterhorn. Is it Coulson? If not Coulson, who is it?
Coulson's affinity for "classic" S.H.I.E.L.D. collectibles are an excellent way to include S.H.I.E.L.D.'s comic history into the show. Lola, the wrist walkie talkie, and everything else glued down. I'm sure we'll be seeing more of it as the series proceeds.
Coulson's shock when Reyes' team takes over the plane is some of Clark Gregg's best acting in the episode. In fact, it might be some of his best acting in his character period. He truly feels betrayed and wants answers from Camille.
Overall I enjoyed it. It's not the level of Whedon TV I'm used to but it's still early. I'll give it time. Whedon's certainly earned it.
I'm loving finding out about Agent May a.k.a "The Calvary" in little snippets. Bahrain, her action in front of Skye in the Pilot episode, the fact that she can dislocate her wrist at will. I'll admit I was biased against Ming-Na going into this series based on her Stargate Universe character but now I'm thoroughly enjoying her.
So Fitz uses his little flying sensor to trigger the 0-8-4 to blow a hole in the side of the bus, but the 0-8-4 and the flying sensor don't get sucked out the hole without being tied down? Fail. I don't buy that the 0-8-4 gets embedded into the plane's wall due to kickback. And the rubber raft plugging the hole in the side of the plane? Yea....... NOT.
Skye's reply to the secure text was interesting. You can tell that she is conflicted and that will only grow over time. But I also have to believe that S.H.I.E.L.D. is monitoring all of her communications as a way of getting intel on The Rising Tide. I just think that is incredibly risking to take a known enemy operative with you on dangerous missions.
Coulson's reaction to Fury at the end scene was interesting. I would think that Coulson would have been able to stand up to Fury better than he did. Was the fish tank a tip of the hat to Captain Picard's ready room in Star Trek The Next Generation?


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Newark High School Student Fatally Stabbed
Newark police say a city high school student has died of his injuries after being stabbed during an altercation near the school.
Authorities announced Friday that 17-year-old Stanley Francois succumbed to his injuries on Oct. 10.
He was a junior at Barringer High School in Newark.
Police say Francois was stabbed Oct. 3 during an altercation with an unnamed juvenile in the vicinity of the school.
Acting Essex County Prosecutor Carolyn A. Murray says Francois' death was classified as a homicide on Thursday, following the release of autopsy results.
Police have not released the name of the juvenile, who has been charged with murder.
The juvenile is currently being held in the Essex County Youth House.
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DemoDick wrote:Michelle is doing the dishes tonight!
Although I have to ask, does this mean you're cooking?
DemoDick wrote:Michelle is doing the dishes tonight!
Tubular Toby wrote:DemoDick wrote:Michelle is doing the dishes tonight!
Although I have to ask, does this mean you're cooking?
mnp13 wrote:TheRedQueen wrote:Michelle...your new signature made me snort...I almost ended up with a keyboard full of soda
DemoDick wrote:Tubular Toby wrote:DemoDick wrote:Michelle is doing the dishes tonight!
Although I have to ask, does this mean you're cooking?
I normally cook and do the dishes but I'm laid up for a while so Michelle has to take over some of my chores.
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mnp13 wrote:ugh...
I ordered phone 1 last Tuesday. The online system messed up and put Demo's name on the package coming to the hospital I work at. It never would have gotten to me. So I called to fix it, and they had to cancel the order for phone 1 and order me phone 2.
Phone 2 has an expected ship date of October 28, with expected arrival date of the 31st.
Today, I found a store that has them in stock. I got online, and the order on the Verizon website says in process with a ship date of the 28th. Great! I send an email telling them to cancel it, and head to the store.
At the store, they allow me to open the package while they are working on the system to get the phone set up. It won't let them. They call Verizon, who tells them that I ordered the phone this morning. Then they tell him that I have to call. I call them, and they tell me that my phone shipped today and I'll have it in hand tomorrow or Wednesday, but they can't give me a tracking number or other information.
The only way to get out of it is to refuse the package, which will send it back to Verizon, and four or five days later I'll be able to get the phone at the store. Or I can get the tracking number off of the computer when it comes up and I can try to have FedEx stop the package before they ship it at all.
When I get home, I get online, and there is no change in the status. I call again. The phone system tells me that I already have my new phone and that it has been activated. Uh.... No.
So I speak to a person, and she puts me on hold for a while. She comes back and says that I can't cancel the phone, but that it is shipping on Friday. So, of course that doesn't make any sense either. I'm on hold right now while she tries to find out why one system says it's shipped, one says it's received and one says that it's not coming until Friday.
I really want to just cancel and go get the phone at Radio Shack - because the other thing is that Verizon has an insurance plan on the phone for $8 a month, with a $169 deductible. Radio Shack has AppleCare, that costs $99 up front, with a $50 deductible. Huge difference in the long run (and short run!) Even if my phone gets stolen the day I get it, I'm still ahead with the Apple version.
So... we're at 25 minutes on this call so far... and nothing yet.
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Blackhawks host Kings in Game 1 of West finals
The Western Conference finals get underway Saturday in Chicago, as the top-seeded Blackhawks host the defending champion Los Angeles Kings in Game 1 at United Center.
Although this is the first playoff meeting between these clubs in nearly 40 years, the Blackhawks and Kings will break the ice by playing the first two tilts of this back-to-back set on consecutive days. Chicago also will host Game 2 on Sunday before the teams meet again in Tuesday's battle in Los Angeles.
Both conference finals pit two recent Stanley Cup winners against each other, as Chicago, the 2010 champs, take on last year's Cup winners in this series and Pittsburgh (2009 champs) face off against Boston (2011) in the East.
The Blackhawks and Kings both went the distance in the last round, as Chicago came back from down three games to one to defeat Detroit and L.A. also outlasted San Jose in seven games.
When the playoffs began most people believed the Blackhawks were the team to beat in the West, but the fifth-seeded Kings are out to prove that title still belongs to them.
The Kings were an eighth seed in 2012, but went 16-4 in the playoffs to secure the franchise's first Stanley Cup title. With an 8-5 mark so far in this postseason it's obvious L.A. is having a rougher go of it in 2013, but few people are counting out the Kings, who are trying to become the first team to win consecutive Cup titles since Detroit in 1997 and '98.
L.A. head coach Darryl Sutter has pretty much an identical team from his title run of a year ago and his club's best player is still the guy between the pipes.
Jonathan Quick won the Conn Smythe Trophy last spring after posting a 1.41 goals against average, .946 save percentage and three shutouts in 20 games. He's currently working on a carbon copy of that performance in 2013, as the 27-year-old American has registered a 1.50 GAA and a .948 save percentage to go along with three more playoff shutouts.
"You just tell him good job, and hopefully he just stays in the zone," Kings defenseman Matt Greene said of Quick. "That's the way he's been going, and you just want him to keep going that way."
The Kings boast a balanced scoring attack thanks to a nice mix of players up front and a couple of talented blueliners who are adept at joining the rush. L.A. has eight players with two or more goals in this postseason and that list includes defensemen Slava Voynov and Drew Doughty, who have posted four and two tallies, respectively.
Chicago has possibly the deepest roster in the NHL and the lineup includes plenty of familiar faces from the Blackhawks' Stanley Cup championship team of three years ago. Forwards Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, Patrick Sharp and Dave Bolland and defensemen Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook and Niklas Hjalmarsson all helped Chicago lift a Cup and head coach Joel Quenneville has leaned heavily on that postseason experience this spring.
Chicago's offense is averaging a solid 2.75 goals per game in the postseason, but the club is really winning with defense and goaltending. In fact, with an average of 1.83 goals surrendered per game, only the Kings have been stingier during the 2013 playoffs.
"They protect their net well and when you do get to the net they've got one of the best goalies in the league making saves," said Sharp, who is tied for the NHL lead with seven goals in this postseason. "It's not going to get any easier, that's for sure, but hopefully we can raise our level and play well."
Although the Kings and Blackhawks are ranked No. 1 and 2, respectively, in team defense during this postseason, the season series between the two teams told a different story. Chicago won two of the three encounters in 2013, as the clubs combined for a sizeable 21 goals during the season series.
As a result of their high-scoring affairs, Chicago goaltender Corey Crawford posted a lofty 3.52 GAA in two outings against the Kings this year, while Quick had a 4.04 GAA while starting all three games.
Toews wreaked havoc on L.A. in 2013 with three goals and three assists, while teammate Michael Frolik added three markers and two assists. Mike Richards led the Kings with two goals against Chicago, while Anze Kopitar and Doughty tied for the team lead with three points apiece.
This is only the second playoff encounter between the clubs and the first since the 1974 quarterfinals, when Chicago beat L.A. in five games.
The Blackhawks were 18-3-3 at the United Center during the regular season and are 6-1 as the host during the playoffs. L.A. struggled to an 8-12-4 mark on the road this season and has a poor 1-5 record as the guest in this postseason.


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This is the Voxmobile, a two-seat roadster commissioned by Vox, the audio equipment manufacturer, and built by roadster customizing mastermind, George Barris. Vox, being an audio company, didn't let Barris skimp on the audio accessories on this roadster. Hell, the entire thing is one giant audio accessory, really.
The Voxmobile is essentially a giant amplifier that can support to up 32 guitars. It also includes a Vox organ in the rear, five 12-inch speakers, one 18-inch bass speaker, four tweeters. It also has two main drive speakers that sit atop the roadster's intake manifold. The $30,000 machine was designed for promotion purposes and, we're guessing, made even better noises with its Ford Cobra 289 powerplant. [Barris via Bornrich]