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    Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by admin - June 17, 2011 at 8:57 pm

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    2012 Enlightened: The Most Important Book Of Our Times

    Finally, a book that brings together All aspects of 2012: our past, present, and future. There is no need to be frightened, as the future is beautiful. Start promoting the knowledge of 2012 Enlightened to your list and you will be rewarded.
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      Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by admin - May 25, 2011 at 5:46 pm

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      Times Chronicle/Glenside News community calendar

      Times Chronicle/Glenside News community calendar
      Click here to submit an event to The Times Chronicle/Glenside News calendar for publication.

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      Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by admin - April 26, 2010 at 3:02 pm

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      Webb: Mayport carrier move not likely – Navy News, news from Iraq – Navy Times

      Webb: Mayport carrier move not likely – Navy News, news from Iraq – Navy Times
      A Virginia senator said Thursday that a carrier move from Virginia to Florida now seems “unlikely to happen” after receiving a Navy document that states the earliest the move could take place is 2019, five years later than initially proposed.

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      Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by admin - April 23, 2010 at 2:00 pm

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      Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: News Corporation, The New York Times Company, Google Inc., McClatchy and Washington …

      Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: News Corporation, The New York Times Company, Google Inc., McClatchy and Washington …
      Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: News Corporation, The New York Times Company, Google Inc., McClatchy and Washington Post Company

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      Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by admin - April 2, 2010 at 2:34 am

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      The New York Times

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      The New York Times is dedicated to providing news coverage of exceptional depth and breadth, as well as opinion that is thoughtful and stimulating. Widely quoted, and often hotly debated, The New York Times is held by its readers to the highest of standards and continues to be regarded by many as the nation’s pre-eminent newspaper. The New York Times has earned an unprecedented 94 Pulitzer Prizes, far more than any other newspaper. A global news staff covers a wide … More >>

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      5 comments - What do you think?  Posted by admin - March 26, 2010 at 12:43 pm

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      When Good News Hits the New York Times, Sell

      Conversely one could surmise, when there is abundant investment bad news; investments opportunities may abound in the market place. Bernard Baruch was one of the more astute investors of the world. He was born in 1870 and died in 1965. He was an advisor of Presidents and an extraordinary investor. Many of his axioms and principals ring true today. Bernard Baruck also said, “A speculator is a man who observes the future, and acts before it occurs.” He then went on to note, “Never follow the crowd”. An early contrarian to be sure.


      Everywhere you turn and observe in newspapers, magazines, cable, network programming, radio, Internet BLOGs, investment newsletters, real estate is bleeding badly. Bad news abounds. With a forest of real estate signs sprouting out of the ground with moss growing on the north side, things appear to have slowed in the just recent hot market. There is seller desperation in the market place. Just a few months ago, sellers would get four or five offers on a property with the winning bid at $25,000 or more above the list price. In that euphoric period, the list price was the “start” price. In that referenced selling climate, the seller would refuse any seller help to the buyer with the closing costs and prepaids. As far as repairs on flagged items found on a routine home and termite inspection. Sorry Charlie, “As-Is, Where-As” was the rule of the day. When too many buyers are chasing too few properties, prices soar. As the song goes, “What A Difference A Day Makes” When too few buyers chase abundant properties for sale-prices fall.


      Now seller’s, in many areas, are begging for offers and will pay all or most of the buyer’s closing cost and prepaids if lender allowed and may even be willing to hold a second mortgage to facilitate a sale. Before this downturn, many buyers were shut out of the local market place due to accelerating prices and the high level of fierce competition for residential property. Fools will not be rewarded. With the goal of a great property at an affordable price and a structured plan to achieve it the possibilities are very good in many areas. This is not a scenario for a cash buyer. They will do nicely on their own. If a buyer needs financing then the exercise of determining affordability and payment level is necessary right out of the box. There really are too many pitfalls to go one on one with a seller unless a buyer has someone on their side to keep them safe and on track when making all those low offers with super buyer terms. Now that the worm has turned a buyer needs to focus on areas that they have a keen interest in living. A few criteria guide lines beyond the specifications of bedrooms, baths, garage size, counter tops, fixer, or recently upgraded and remodeled will be settled on from the get go. Then, to maximize the buying opportunity, the search should be focused on buyers under pressure.


      The criteria would then be, a vacant home, low or no mortgage, recent price changes indicating urgency, recent move to another city, estates, divorces, or other event that may offer an opportunity. It will be necessary to check with the listing agent to determine if there is an atmosphere for negotiations on price and terms before ever viewing the property. There is no need to waste any time with an unmotivated seller. The agent will need to be probed as to whether the seller has expressed either on the MLS or shared with the agent communication for public distribution that the seller is willing to work with the buyer. This will include gauging a seller’s willingness to negotiate the price and is willing to pay the buyer’s closing cost and prepaids and fix ANYTHING flagged in the home inspection. If there is any waffling by the seller’s agent on these requirements then the seller hasn’t chewed on the agent enough to drive home the urgency of the situation and move on to a motivated seller. It should be noted that this is a dynamic situation. A down market will be influenced by net gain population increases or declines, employment levels and local and national economic situations impacting specific areas. Great buying opportunities will wait for no one. All parts of the country are different-take advantage.


      Those just recently closed out of the prior hot market due to adverse credit histories may be able to negotiate a purchase in this down market. If per chance, a borrower could only qualify for a 95% loan-to-value mortgage previously they may now get the additional 5% down payment by way of seller held second mortgage. The second mortgage can be at favorable terms while also getting the seller to pay all the closing costs and prepaids for taxes and insurance as allowed by many sub-prime lenders. While this market is down, a buyer should be prepared to make multiple offers at very buyer slanted terms and conditions. An apparent low offer may be an ACCEPTED offer. If a seller has to sell, they HAVE TO SELL. Stocks are not the only investments that can go up and down. The market bends to those who seek a deal in a down market. Good credit or bad, no matter.


      Dale Rogers

      www.brokencredit.com

      Dale Rogers is a thirty-year mortgage veteran and frequent contributor to the Broken Credit Blog The BCB is a free website created to assist the general public with information about credit repair and responsible mortgage lending.

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      Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by admin - March 14, 2010 at 7:36 am

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      Times Change for the Sports Betting Industry

      Times change. So does the sports betting activity. As every industry, it starts the process of adapting to the new times and customers’ needs. Legal restrictions and technology have driven the Gambling activity to new, easier and more creative ways to stay in business.

      Keeping a Sportsbook up to float is not an easy task. It is necessary to anticipate your betting players’ needs so you can actually offer what people want to get. This is a fast-moving market which new and attractive alternatives every day. After all the legal problems that have come with the peak of Sports Gambling, bettors are looking for a place where they can feel safe and comfortable, with privacy and simple steps to get through. Of course, they also look for new Promotions, Sportsbook Forums to discuss their picks, reviews and thoughts and seek for every detail that is going to make the difference between one Sportsbook place and all the rest.

      Modern Sports Gambling places cannot afford lack of options to offer to their clients. Technology is definitely a good friend to rely on, since it always makes processes easier and faster, no matter where the sports betting customers are. Online Sportsbooks get full advantage now, because Internet has turned into a major resource for everyone: from big popular companies, to any simple man who watches sports at home or meets with his friends for a game. Clients who find diverse options for entertainment, like Online sports gambling and Online Casino on the same place, will prefer such website because it will avoid surfing around the web to find a good Casino and also bet on sports.

      Safety is another aspect with strong weight on clients’ decisions when looking for a place for Online betting. From the bookie’s point of view, turning your Sportsbook into an offshore business comes as a solution that will simplify this problem. Once you are out of the legal hassle, it is much easier for your betting clients to rest assured that their money is safe with your Book.

      However, one of the strongest challenges faced nowadays by Online Sportsbooks is to supply customers with a solution to their need of having someone they can trust. Sports Betting Agents or Bookies were considered almost extinct. But the truth is this industry could be among the fast-growing ones, powered by Internet and Mobile betting advantages. Bookies were thought to had been left behind because they could not handle the growth of their book of clients and were also victims of high legal exposure. But Pay Per Head Sportsbooks turned that into a myth.

      Price Per Head agents have found their business growing and more profitable than ever. Their underground activity has evolved into a solid Offshore Sports betting business, offering technology, customer service 24/7 and other types of betting entertainment like Online Casino games, without a great investment for bookmaking agents. This situation leads to satisfied customers, as well as their bookies, who could find a way to keep their business going while their players feel comfortable knowing that somebody they trust is in charge of their gambling activity. Once and for all, bettors realize they can have their own Bookie without missing advantages and technology. It is like having an “insider” in a well-established Online Pay Per Head Sportsbook.

      The Sports betting industry is still strong and clients are still satisfied. There is no excuse for a Sports Betting agent that gets rolled-over by the new times and the speed at which these change. There is always a way to be ready and face new horizons with your business still going strong. It is a matter of finding what best suits your clients, and becoming the best at it.

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      Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by admin - March 13, 2010 at 6:39 pm

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