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Peter Bill reappraises the life of Centre Point’s Harry Hyams, a man more interested in collecting than developing. Those who knew the real Harry talk of the man once vilified as ‘the Howard Hughes of Property’.
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Cash strapped ski club gets $2K from city
City of Penticton will offer $2,000 to the Apex Freestyle Ski Club despite Coun. Wesley Hopkin's objection. He said the club should have asked for a grant ahead of time.
(SHANNON QUESNEL / iNFOnews.ca)
March 07, 2013 - 12:18 PM
By Shannon Quesnel
Apex Freestyle Ski Club will get a City of Penticton bailout to the tune of $2,000.
The group has an $8,000 budget shortfall for hosting the FIS Nor-Am Cup and the Canadian Junior Nationals Freestyle Skiing Championships. The club wants $2,000 each from Area E, Area F and the City of Penticton.
In a letter, club treasurer John Kapusty argued there is big economic impact from the two events. Athletes, coaches and families come from the U.S., Europe, Australia, Japan, Russia and China as well as Canada.
At this week's council meeting, Coun. Wesley Hopkin objected. He and Coun. Helena Konanz voted against the request.
Hopkin said there are plenty of non-profit groups and charities that operate at a loss and do good things. They don't come running to the city when in financial trouble.
Hopkin said he would rather the club ask for a grant ahead of time.
“We do set ourselves a major precedent if this happens,” he said.
Coun. John Vassilaki said the business community and hospitality groups should pony up as they are the ones to benefit.
“I think it's wonderful (for this) to be in our backyard,” Coun. Andew Jackubeit said. “We have to be looking at this as sport tourism.”
To contact a reporter for this story, email Shannon Quesnel at firstname.lastname@example.org or call 250-488-3065.
News from © InfoTel News Ltd, 2013

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For only a limited period of time (November, December and January), you can experience an amazing wonder of Light Art installations by boat. The artworks are specially designed for the annual Amsterdam Light Festival. During this experience we will sail through the festival route and you will see all of these wonderful artworks and installations.
Our beautiful and safe electric boats are cozy, exclusive and comfortable. With a boat cover and large windows between warm blankets and comfy pillows, you have nothing to worry about. We will sail under, next to, and even over some of the artworks. The tour is appr. 70 min. where drinks and snacks are all included.
Amsterdam Light Festival is an annual event and leading light art festival set in the backdrop of our beautiful city. Every year, hundreds of artist apply to create artworks using light as their medium. We are an official guide of the Amsterdam Light Festival and would love take you on a journey through the canals to view these magical installations.
Our boats are open, which will give you the true feeling of being one with the artworks, but they can be closed as it can be very cold or rainy this time of year. We have blankets to keep you cozy and will serve wine, beer, soft drinks, Gluhwein (mulled wine), tea and coffee to keep you warm.
The only thing we need from our guests is to sit back, take in the art, enjoy each others company, share stories and meet other people from all over the world!
- Prices start at 29euro per person (all included)
- Drinks (wine, mulled wine, beer, soft drinks, hot chocolate)
- Dutch snacks
- Certified captains are also your enthusiastic guides along the way
- 100% Electric boat with rain cover
- Comfy cushioned seating
- Warm blankets
- 70 minutes tour
As we start from the prestige Gentlemen’s canal, we will cross the beautiful river Amstel. Here we will see the first impressive artworks as well as the iconic Skinny Bridge, Theater Carre and the Hermitage. We then enter the eastern part by passing University Island, Artis zoo and Entrepotdok, with It’s impressive warehouses. Then we will sail onto the Nemo and Maritime Museum with the famous VOC replica. The last part is tranquil and gives room to mingle, chat and interact.
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- Not wheelchair accessible.
- Pets are welcome.
- Near public transportation.
- We are child friendly so children of all ages are welcome!
- Most travelers can participate, groups and single travelers.
- Our aim for our guests is to meet as strangers, but leave as friends.
- LGTBQ respect and equality is our life’s philosophy.
Return Details: We return at the departure point
As we are an official partner of the Amsterdam Light Festival, there is a €8 surcharge on each ticket that goes back to the non-profit organization and allows them to put on such a wonderful event in our city. This surcharge is included in the total price already. This also means our captain and hosts have received training about each installation and are able to give you the best experience during the Amsterdam Light Festival!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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While he’s endeared himself to a new, very young generation of fans as Danny Tanner on Full House (still going strong in syndication), Bob Saget has, more importantly, become somewhat of a comedy giant to stand-up fans. His live performances, decidedly not Full House in tone, are a rapid-fire stream of stories, one-liners, audience interactions and yes, even
dirty filthy songs. And all of that and more is full on display in his latest album, That’s What I’m Talkin’ About, to be released as a CD, download and DVD on July 16 by New Wave Dynamics.
The televised version of That’s What I’m Talkin’ About premiered on Showtime in May. His previous special That Ain’t Right aired on HBO and was released online and in stores in 2007. Saget is currently on tour (dates here) and he’s writing a book, which is due out early next year.

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The Cos Kosai 3 is the fourth model of the newly launched Cos brand which is owned by Changan Auto and is basically a rebadged Changan CS15 with updated front and rear ends. The Cos Kosai 3 is a subcompact crossover SUV produced by the Chinese automobile manufacturer Cos Automobile. It was launched in 2022 and is based on the Changan CS35 Plus platform.
The Kosai 3 is available with a choice of one petrol engine, a 1.5-liter engine that produces 113 horsepower. It is available with either a five-speed manual transmission or a CVT. The Kosai 3 is distinguished by its modern and stylish design. It is also available with a variety of features, such as a sunroof, a navigation system, and a Bose sound system.


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Your girlfriend or boyfriend isn't there to make you feel good about yourself if you can't do that on your own.
If you can think of any way in which your boyfriend or girlfriend is trying to control you, make you feel bad about yourself, isolate you from the rest of your world, or — this is a big one — harm you physically or sexually, then it's time to get out, .
And before you go looking for amour from that hottie from French class, respect your current beau by breaking things off before you make your move.
Relationships can be full of fun, romance, excitement, intense feelings, and occasional heartache, too.
And if you're already part of a pair, make sure the relationship you're in brings out the best in both of you.
ou’ve seen it in the movies or on TV: the sweet, innocent daughter is busy studying for classes, spending time with her family, and volunteering at the local animal shelter.
Let a trusted friend or family member know what's going on and make sure you're safe.
It can be tempting to make excuses or misinterpret violence, possessiveness, or anger as an expression of love.
For some people who have grown up around this kind of behavior it can almost seem normal or OK. Many of us learn from watching and imitating the people close to us.
So someone who has lived around violent or disrespectful behavior may not have learned how to treat others with kindness and respect or how to expect the same treatment.
The greasy-haired, tattoo-covered guy has dropped out of high school or college and spends his day driving around in his sleek car. Most of us haven’t experienced this sort of extreme, but it’s still very common for parents to find their older teens and adult children pursuing friendships and relationships with people they don’t approve of.
If you do find yourself in this situation, it’s important to recognize the fine line between giving your child direction and imposing demands.. Then, sit down with your child and explain that you’d like to talk through the issue together.
Meanwhile, even though you might feel bad or feel for someone who's been mistreated, you need to take care of yourself — it's not healthy to stay in a relationship that involves abusive behavior of any kind.

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Allen is a board member of the Alabama Mushroom Society and has cultivated mushrooms for more than 10 years. He studied Crop, Soil and Environmental Science at Auburn University. While at Auburn, Allen conducted research on mycorrhizal fungi and alternative crop development. Allen became interested in supporting local, small-scale, alternative agriculture, so he built Fungi Farm.
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Workers shouldn’t have to win the “boss lottery” to receive family-friendly benefits such as paid maternity and paternity leave and flexible scheduling, according to U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez.
Perez, speaking to a group of business leaders during a stop in Missoula on Tuesday, was referring to the few forward-thinking companies that treat their employees as valuable assets worth nurturing and retaining.
Those businesses allow workers to focus on their families as much as they focus on their work.
The labor secretary led a roundtable discussion at Advanced Technology Group, a Missoula-based business consulting company that prides itself on having very few rigid policies and instead works with employees on a case-by-case basis to adapt to their individual needs and schedules.
“Here at ATG, they’ve created a corporate culture of inclusion and opportunity for people that’s remarkable,” Perez said. “But you shouldn’t have to win the boss lottery to be able to have a few weeks off after you give birth. You shouldn’t have to win the boss lottery to take care of your sick kids. And that’s the model in America right now. And regrettably, we’re the only nation on Earth where paid leave is a partisan issue.
"Everywhere else in the world, Republicans, Democrats, conservatives, progressives, they understand when you have a paid leave system and a child care system you are enabling more women to work. You are enabling more dads to work. You are enabling a virtuous cycle to be created. There’s a lot of energy here in Montana and a lot of folks who are fighting for a sensible leave policy.”
Perez listened as ATG director of business development Claude Sammoury recalled how he and his wife had their third child as he was trying to earn his degree. He said that ATG’s flexible policies allowed him to help take care of the kids so his wife could work as a nurse at St. Patrick Hospital.
“We see it as a competitive advantage,” Sammoury said of his company’s policies. “It helps with recruiting and retention and bringing people back to this state. That’s a big part of us, that work-life balance. That’s how you get away from that boss lottery. You make it known that businesses benefit from doing this. Montana companies can be more competitive toward the rest of the country.”
Iris Owens, a certified public accountant at Anderson ZurMuehlen's Missoula office, told Perez that she had twins 18 months ago.
“I remember when I found out, I was terrified about what would happen,” she recalled. “I didn’t know if I would be able to continue my career.”
Owens said her company allowed her to take four months off and then work from home when she needed to watch the kids.
“It’s saved a ton of money on child care,” she said. "I'm lucky that I work for a company that allowed me to do this."
Perez lauded Montana Gov. Steve Bullock, Department of Labor and Industry Commissioner Pam Bucy and U.S. Sen. Jon Tester for their work in advancing the issue.
“When you give birth to a child, you should be able to enjoy the most wonderful time of your life and you shouldn’t be sitting there fretting about how you are going to pay the bills when you’re off,” Perez said. “Again, we’re the only nation on Earth where that’s the case. And that’s wrong. If you believe that family comes first, then you’ve got to put your money where your mouth is. And it doesn’t break the bank. Study after study has shown that it doesn’t break the bank, and it’s been done in other states. It’s hurting our family structure and hurting our global competitiveness.”
Perez said that flexible workplace scheduling may take some time to spread throughout the country, but is inevitable.
“Everywhere I go around the country, the same conversation is occurring,” he said. “In our modern family world, you’ve got families balancing a lot of things. They want to be a good worker, they want to be a good parent. And we’ve got 19th century policy at the federal level. The rest of the world understands that we need to address child care, that we need to address family leave and things of that nature. We’re the only industrialized nation on the planet that hasn’t addressed this issue at a federal level.”
Perez criticized what he called a system of “taxpayers subsidizing the low-wage business models.”
“When at $7.25 an hour, you work a full-time job and you’re on food stamps,” he explained. “And literally, if you raise the minimum wage, you will literally remove between 3.5 (million) and 4 million people from the food stamp rolls and save billions of dollars for taxpayers by raising the minimum wage. Right now, that’s corporate welfare. I don’t know why we’re subsidizing the low-wage business model. And that’s why, when I talk to businesses, they understand when you lift wages you’re able to retain people because they become loyal to you. Henry Ford, 100 years ago, doubled wages on the assembly line because he knew that when you pay people enough you’ll keep them. And guess what they do with that extra money? They spend it. Big-box stores and restaurants add more customers and it creates a virtuous cycle. So our current model is effectively subsidizing low wages as a subsidy for corporations, and that’s not right.”
Perez also delivered the keynote address at an education conference at the University of Montana called “Defining a 21st Century Education for a Vibrant Democracy.” His talk was part of a session on preparing a competitive workforce.
During the roundtable at ATG, Perez discussed the workforce issue with Bucy.
“The economy is doing very well (in Montana),” Bucy told Perez. “We have the fastest wage growth in the nation. Personal income has increased by 4 percent over the last year, which is good, but we are still 42nd in the nation in real wages. Our GDP increased by 4.5 percent last year, and our unemployment rate is ideal at 4.1 percent.”
Bucy said that Montana is facing a very critical worker shortage.
“In the next decade, we will have 130,000 baby boomers retiring, and we have the second-oldest workforce in the country,” she explained. “We already have baby boomers working longer than most of them had planned. There are 123,000 16- to 24-year-olds to take those jobs, and that math already doesn’t add up. We are predicting growth of 6,500 jobs per year over the next decade.
"So we really are in a place where it’s an opportunity, but we are having lots of conversations about how to increase labor force participation and speed up and have less expensive training in Montana.”

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Q: What did you learn or develop at UArts that you have carried with you throughout your career?
As a Dance/movement therapist working primarily with older adults with dementia and other cognitive impairments, I often need to improvise and offer creative, in the moment solutions when interacting with this population. In my work and throughout my time spent at UArts, connection has played a central role; the overall quality and degree of connection to one another, to society, and to different parts of the self. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to see and to connect with others through a different lens as a student, and to be able to channel my skills and empathy to help others to adapt and to achieve balance and mind-body wellness today.
Moving and improvising through the same physical space with my peers while maintaining my kinesphere and personal boundaries, adapting to changing tempos and rhythms, “feeling” the music and mind-body connection, and imparting this sense of discipline to others throughout my Dance Education studies at UArts helped to shape the professional dance/movement therapist I am today. Dance/movement therapy (DMT), a holistic modality based upon the principles that the mind and body are intrinsically connected and that movement reflects thoughts and feeling patterns, engages the psychological theory, movement assessment and execution, as well as empathic reflection that I practiced and fine-tuned while at UArts each and every day.
Movement is a universally understood mode of communication. I move and improvise with my clients during DMT sessions, helping them to adapt to emotional and physical losses, changes, and limitations. We create a safe and personal space for thoughts and feelings. DMT helps to connect individuals with one another and encourages self-expression in a structured and supportive setting.
While moving through life, we must improvise and adjust our approach, as we adapt to changing situations and make connections along the way.
Natasha Goldstein-Levitas BFA ’00 (Dance Education) is a Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist with 16 years of experience working with high functioning to severely cognitively and physically impaired adults and older adults. She incorporates her extensive knowledge of music and vocal artists of the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s into sessions, along with sensory stimulation techniques, props and reminiscence. She is a published author on the topic of dance/movement therapy with older adults. She is also a staff writer for the American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA) blog.


Sataporn Maneerat, a four-time member of Parliament from Lamphun - most recently with the Pheu Thai Party - died of cancer and kidney disease yesterday.
After months of treatment, Sataporn passed away at Maharaj Nakorn Hospital in Chiang Mai at 1pm. The bathing ceremony will be held today at San Sai Temple in Lamphun at 3pm.
Sataporn, who was also a provincial red-shirt leader, was a Thai Rak Thai party-list MP before switching to run as a constituency candidate, winning an MP seat in 2005, holding the seat from Lamphun until his death. When he reported as an MP-elect last year, he carried fresh fruit and vegetables such as longan and garlic as a gimmick to urge the new government to boost prices of agricultural goods.


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This is the Vikings' 61st season and they have had nine head coaches. That's not a huge number, considering the Gophers have employed 11 head coaches over the same period, and that excludes interim Jeff Horton's five games in 2010.
Mike Zimmer is three games into his eighth season as Vikings coach, putting him third behind Bud Grant (18 seasons) and Dennis Green (10) on the seniority list.
Making it to Year 8 with a modest three playoff appearances and two postseason wins has been a feat for Zimmer, when you consider the enthusiasm with which the owners, Zygi and other Wilfs, fired their first two coaches — Mike Tice and Brad Childress.
I have been among the conflicted on Zimmer. He had some problem-solving to do when taking over a 5-10-1 team from 2013, and he did that.
The return to competence was offset to a degree by untimely no-shows for Zimmer's squad. The worst of those came in January 2018. One week after being blessed with the Minneapolis Miracle, Zim's athletes choked early in Philadelphia, losing 38-7 to the Eagles in the NFC title game.
Zim's Vikings not only embarrassed themselves in Philadelphia. They embarrassed me, a noted football expert. I was on an ESPN national radio show that week and scoffed (scoffed!) when the hosts — Mel Kiper Jr. was one — suggested the Eagles had a chance against the Vikings.
It's hard to forgive Zim for that one, and who can forget the inept effort to conclude the 2018 season, the 24-10 home loss to a Bears team with nothing to play for that kept the Vikings out of the playoffs?
Throw in the 7-9 record in 2020 and there's not much doubt Zimmer will be done without a return to the playoffs this season.
Early this week, I sat down in the easy chair, as old-timers often do, and decided it was time to resolve my conflicted thoughts on Zimmer.
While contemplating, I glanced at startribune.com on the phone. There was Gophers coach P.J. Fleck once again claiming a loss was all on him, and then getting a bit defensive when a game-turning coaching blunder was mentioned.
"It's all on me'' after a loss as a 31-point favorite to Bowling Green doesn't cut it. Specifics are needed after such an abomination.
Also found was some amazing pap served by Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez, the tandem one-third of the way toward completing their $1.5 billion purchase of the Timberwolves.
Lore and Rodriguez were part of an alleged media session with current owner Glen Taylor on Monday. The only thing worth talking about was the sudden firing of Gersson Rosas as the basketball boss as last week, and they chose not to address that.
We were reminded Lore will bring his philosophy of "three core values'' to the Timberwolves. Interesting. What are those? They haven't decided yet.
Maybe Rodriguez gave a preview to the Wolves' dozens of fans when he said this would be a "very flat organization where there's full transparency, fairness and honesty.''
I don't know about you, but when I look at A-Rod, those are the three qualities that come immediately to mind.
There were also some quotes from Rocco Baldelli, Twins manager, still finding positives while closing out a season that basically has been baseball's equivalent of "garbage time'' for four and a half months.
For sure, big congrats to Rocco and his bride on the arrival of baby Louisa Sunny Baldelli last month, but here's my fear: Being a new father could put Baldelli in such a euphoric state that his positivity becomes intolerable.
Seven, eight minutes on the phone screen … that's all it took to settle the conflicted view on Zimmer. My answer is: "Go, Zim, go.''
We're losing the battle here — candor vs. the overwhelming efforts of sports entities to control the message — and you're our beacon of hope.
All of us can detect your effort to stay close to the party line, but we know it's still in there, Zim: the impulse to respond to questions with something real, to express disappointment with specifics and not generics.
There's no outfit in our midst with greater desire and power to control the message than the Vikings. If the organization had its way, all local information would come from Vikings.com or a show hosted by Paul Allen.
We have evidence from way back in 2013 of football boss Rick Spielman's devotion to spin: the wonderful tape of him whispering answers to Josh Freeman as the quarterback was being asked questions on an introductory conference call.
When you leave, Zim, the Vikings will be getting a 40-year-old devotee to spin-o-rama — talk often, say nothing real. Someone of the Fleck profile, maybe Fleck himself.
Come on, Zim. Win 10 or 11, win a playoff game, stick around for a few more years. Supporters of the noble underdog in this contest, Candor, need you.


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Characters: Jill and Mist
Summery: Jill’s dreams of becoming a wyvern knight are dashed when her father gives her her mother’s pegasus to ride. As her expectations for her future unravel, she finds that comfort comes from the most unexpected places. Jill/Mist
A/N: Thanks to ancazur for the beta! This is a rewrite of something originally written for a prompt measuringlife gave me on femmeslash day for pegasus rider!Jill, but the rewrite was extensive enough that I’m posting it on its own rather than in the Breathe my Air collection. The title and opening quote come from the anime Simoun’s opening theme.

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Vinyl has returned. Urban Outfitters gives us a new look for an old way to listen to music. Find out here how to update an outdated pastime with style.
Hi everyone, I’ve been at it on the redecorating front, again–Midcentury Modern (AKA “mid mod”) for the den. I want to share my latest update and what I consider to be the key elements or details that make this space feel both mid mod and cozy.
My goal is to stick to a design theme. It’s hard because I love so many different styles. However, I’m always attracted to light bright interiors. Whether it’s mid-mod, transitional, modern farmhouse or traditional as long as it’s light and bright it works for me.
Happy Spring! The home decorating tour continues. Today I just want to share my naked tablescape. In particular, this white carnation flower bowl centerpiece. It makes me smile all year round and it also feels very spring-like! The finish resembles a pearl and reflects light beautifully.
Let’s talk about Valentines Day decorations. Have you ever decorated your house to celebrate the holiday? Well, this year I decided to try 3 new ideas that might surprise you!
Decorating our bedroom is a first for me. Usually, I just go for candles, sprinkling flower petals, and a card etc 😉 This year I wanted to try something special so I added 3 different things to change the tone of our bedroom. A Bed Canopy, White trees from the holidays, and little touches of pink with a heart wreath and pillows.
Welcome to my home!
I went to a party Thursday night and met the coolest woman. She said, “I’d rather someone hate my decorating or my outfit than not be able to remember it.” How freeing! Creatively speaking, not that I dress for others or decorate my home for others, but there is a part of me that wants to be accepted and liked. However, I’ve just never been the kind to color inside the box.
On the personal front, I have big news. We are moving in 2 years. It’s official. So I now have a burning desire to share little bits of our home in Atlanta before we leave for Manhattan Beach, California.
I promise there is nothing boring in this little space. Warning,
Hi! So I know its January but I wanted to share my living room update as well as some holiday decor. The living room is the space you see right when you walk into our house. It’s mostly our Yorkies’ playroom but I wanted to start using it more. I decided to go for a more fashion-inspired neutral decor with a cozy winter wonderland boho-chic vibe.
If I could, I would redecorate all. the. time.
This isn’t possible… SO thank goodness for the power of pillows blankets and rugs! 🙂
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Today, we've heard plenty of bad news regarding HTC lately. This morning we reported that HTC has been losing top executives like crazy lately, which is always a bad sign of things to come for a company. HTC has been having a rough few years. It really started in 2011 when HTC basically just relaunched all their flagship devices with a small refresh. I guess they figured it worked for Apple, so it would work for them. Except it didn't. Then in 2012, HTC announced their One series. Including the One X, One S, One V, and a few others that came out later that year. Then their Sprint and Verizon exclusive devices like the EVO 4G LTE, and the Droid Incredible 4G LTE. Things began to turn around a bit in late 2012 with the HTC Droid DNA/Butterfly. But the bad thing about that was it was a Verizon exclusive. Bad idea HTC.
That brings us to 2013. HTC announced the One in February. Attempting to beat Samsung to the punch of the Galaxy S4, HTC then began to struggle with components and the device was delayed until April here in the US, but launched elsewhere in March. The HTC One is a great device, but is it great enough? HTC has said it's their only flagship for 2013. Then a couple months later comes the HTC First. Well the First wasn't really a flagship per-say but it was a great device. The One is supposed to be the one to save the company and if it doesn't the CEO, Peter Chou vowed he would step down.
As a fan of Android, I had really hoped that the HTC One would do well. Not because I don't like Samsung's build quality, but because we need competition. We don't want Android to turn into just a Samsung field like iOS is. That defeats the whole open source thing, and it would slow down innovation in hardware. Which is definitely something we don't want. So are we looking at a future without HTC? I certainly hope not. But it could become a reality very soon. HTC has been a very popular smartphone brand since before Android. Back in the Windows phone days, HTC was a very popular brand and even in the early Android days. But 2011 really did them in. Between HTC just barely updating their lines and Samsung taking over the world with the Galaxy line. In fact, in 2011 HTC released around 80 phones worldwide. Now that's way to many phones to release in a 12-month period. Especially since HTC doesn't make all the components for their phones, while Samsung does.
The HTC One is selling well, but is it selling well enough? Probably not. I've been reading that a lot of people are buying the HTC One over the Galaxy S4. But the Galaxy S4 is still going to sell more because people know about the Galaxy brand. Samsung spent over $405 million in marketing last year. That is probably more than HTC made in profits during the entire year last year. Have you ever heard someone say "oh I just got the new Galaxy"? I hear it all the time from normal consumers. Not those that are like us writing here at Android Headlines and our readers who are huge Android fans.
So a future without HTC. It wouldn't be a good future for Taiwan, but we can only hope another OEM can step up and challenge Samsung. Right now it looks like LG is trying to challenge both Apple and Samsung, but can they do it? I hope HTC doesn't go away, but one person alone can't keep a company from going bankrupt. But I will say this, if HTC makes a phone you like, buy it. If LG makes a great phone that you like, but it as well. HTC is a very proud company and they do work hard, even though it probably doesn't seem like it. As big as Samsung is, they can't be on top forever. So here's to a future with HTC in the running for the number one spot.


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As Arrow hits the final leg of Season 5, lots of secrets are coming out. This past week's episode finally revealed the identity of Prometheus to the audience, and while we're all glad to have that burning question answered, we're left with another big unanswered question. Arrow showrunner Marc Guggenheim knows you want to know who Vigilante is, and here's what he has to say about when we'll see that reveal:
We know the answer to that. You probably will not get the answer to that in season 5.
That's definitely disappointing, but not all that surprising. The Vigilante is not the main villain of this season, and since we've just found out who Prometheus is, you don't want to rush that story arc along just so you can tease the Vigilante for next season. I can't think of a time in Arrow where a villain or hero has remained mysterious for an entire season, so whoever it is must be a big reveal. Going back to the prior statement to EW, Marc Guggenheim's "probably," in the quote makes me wonder if a Season 5 reveal is completely out of the question. Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if the end of Season 5 features a brief tease giving us a clue to who Vigilante could be.
The real surprise was that Adrian Chase turned out to be Prometheus. For fans of the Green Arrow comics, Vigilante has always been the district attorney in disguise. Adrian Chase's Vigilante was driven to revenge after his wife, son, and daughter were killed by a bomb planted by a crime family. We've definitely seen some similarities between Arrow's Vigilante and the comic's Vigilante, but without the Adrian Chase connection, it all seems like a moot point.
So with Adrian Chase out of the equation, we are left with Vigilante being someone who hates criminals, but at the same time is fine with murder. They're also a skilled fighter, good at shooting, and have some hacking skills. That final skill really throws a wrench in many likely suspects, so who could it be? I can't remember a time where Arrow has ever had me hung up on a mystery like this!
Let's hope that "probably," from Marc Guggenheim leads to some footage we can speculate on while we wait for Season 6. Let's also cross our fingers it's not Laurel in disguise or something crazy like that. Season 5 has been good to me so far, but I still haven't forgotten the past couple seasons quite yet. Arrow is a re-run this coming week but you'll be back in action with the team March 15th on The CW. Why not spend next Wednesday checking out something new? We have a great midseason premiere guide with plenty of options to browse!

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Friday, July 28, 2017
Creekwalk Plaza Summer Concert, Vacaville, CA
Always a delightful evening at Lake Almanor.
C Street Market Square, Old Town Eureka.
Come join us at the Fair! Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Bennett Road, Santa Rosa. Park
Our first time playing this Summer Concert series. Community Park, Old County Rd. at San Francisco St., Brisbane.
Ragle Ranch Park, Sebastopol. North Coast Stage, 2:30 pm (set time may change to 3:30).
We return (after several years) to this lovely Summer Concert series in Windsor. Town Green, Windsor.
A great annual festival, and we’re delighted to be invited back. We will play six sets over the two days, showtimes TBA.
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A great annual event on the Sonoma County coast. Watts Ranch, 16855 Bodega Hwy, Bodega. Main Stage.
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They used various tools such as a fire spoon to carry hot coals for the fire back to the bakery, a sugar cutter to obtain pieces of sugar from large cones that were sold, a quern to grind corn into cornmeal, a spider which is a cooking utensil that allowed colonists to fry items in the fireplace without standing and holding a pan, a samp mortar to grind corn the old-fashioned way, a butter churn to turn cream into butter, requiring back breaking work that left muscles aching all over, a waffle iron to imprint a grid pattern on waffle batter while baking and a bread toaster to toast bread. They needed to know how to make a fire and keep it going, how to cook and clean and take care of people. They obtained skills by being a baker's apprentice, learning from home or watching the lady of house prepare meals. They wouldn't attend a baking school like we would today.
They made various pastries and catered customers. That's all that I know.
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Checkers owner Michael Kahn, who made his money as part of his family-owned alcohol distribution company, bought a minority share in the Hurricanes last year. Kahn and the Checkers have improved attendance and bolstered the standing of the franchise and its sponsors by linking group ticket sales with charitable drives. Major backers include Husqvarna, Presbyterian Hospital, Wells Fargo, Time Warner Cable, Coke and Hyundai. The agreement with Time Warner helped the Checkers land a TV outlet, with 12 games airing on digital channel 520.
The Checkers are in the second season of a three-year lease at the uptown arena. For years, the team struggled to reach agreement with the Charlotte Bobcats, the operator of the city-owned arena. Black says the relationship has improved dramatically. An obvious sign of that newfound comity: the Bobcats and Checkers staged a day-night doubleheader for the first time last season and will increase that to twice (Dec. 15, Jan. 26) in 2012-13.
Industry experts say the franchise looks like it can have a successful run as a member of the AHL. The league’s franchises generate annual revenue in the range of $3 million to $6 million each. Ticket prices range from $15 to $100 each. Most prices stayed the same from a year ago, though the cheapest seats increased from $12 to $15 and center ice tickets went to $33 from $25.
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CLEVELAND – Freshman Haley Malaczewski scored a goal in her collegiate debut, but the Bowling Green State University women's soccer team fell just short against Cleveland State University Sunday afternoon (Aug. 25). The host Vikings picked up a 2-1 win at Krenzler Field.
With the win, CSU improves to 2-0 on the young season. Sunday's match was the regular-season opener for the Falcons.
"We have nothing to be ashamed of in today's performance," said Falcon head coach Lindsay Basalyga. "This was the best soccer we've played to date, and we did a great job transitioning into the attack, creating quite a few dangerous chances on goal in both halves.
"We still aren't 90-minutes fit, which caused some tactical breakdowns late in the second half, but I think both teams definitely battled for the result today."
After falling behind in the seventh minute, Malaczewski and the Falcons struck back just before halftime. The freshman from Toledo (Central Catholic H.S.) ran on to a nifty through ball from senior Alyssa Carmack, and had only CSU goalkeeper Sarah Wood to beat. As Wood came off of her line to attempt to cut down the angle, Malaczewski coolly slotted the ball past the 'keeper and into the lower-left corner of the net. That goal tied the match with 3:43 remaining in the period.
The Vikings' initial goal had come when Frederike Dubeau scored off of a corner kick by Amanda Sivic. That goal had come after a giveaway by a BG defender resulted in a shot that forced BGSU redshirt freshman goalkeeper Lauren Cadel to make a diving save. Cadel deflected the ball wide of the goal and over the end line, resulting in the corner kick.
In the second half, the home team broke the tie with just over an hour gone. Shea Levi's short right-side cross found Brittney Koester on the doorstep, and Koester's one-timer gave the Vikings what proved to be the winning goal.
CSU held an 18-10 advantage in total shot attempts, but every one of BGSU's shots was on target. The Falcons had a 10-8 margin in shots on goal. Malaczewski led the way with four shots off the bench, while senior Madeline Wideman and freshman Courtney Hendrix had two apiece.
The match marked the collegiate debut for six Falcons -- redshirt freshmen Cadel and Hendrix and true frosh Malaczewski, Paige Amodio, Sabrina Cisneros and Jessica Creech. Five of those players made their first collegiate start, with Cadel, Amodio and Creech playing all 90 minutes, Hendrix 70 and Cisneros 66. Malaczewski played 50 minutes off the bench.
In addition to the three aforementioned freshmen, Carmack played all 90 minutes in Sunday's match. Her assist on Malaczewski's goal was the second of her career.
The Falcons return to Northwest Ohio to prepare for the regular-season home opener. BGSU will face Butler University on Saturday (Aug. 31) in a 4:00 p.m. start at Cochrane Field, and admission is free.


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Mark Wahlberg continues to go from strength to strength, but after playing sailors, soldiers and spacemen he has landed a role that genuinely fits him like a pair of spandex pants.
In Rock Star Wahlberg is Chris Cole, a dyed-in-the-wool rocker who provides lead vocals for Blood Pollution, Pennsylvania’s premiere tribute band to reigning superband Steel Dragon.
For Chris, rock music isn’t just a way of life; it’s a religion. And in his tribute band everything has to be played exactly right – and that’s exactly down to the costumes worn by Steel Dragon singer Bobby Beers, his stage moves, the guitar licks and everything else.
What Chris doesn’t expect is to be given the boot from his own band. The rest of the guys are fed up with his fastidious – okay, obsessive – ways. They want to try their own material and Chris is in the way.
Cast aside with only his Steel Dragon record collection to cling to, Chris is astounded when the ‘phone rings and Steel Dragon axeman Kirk Cuddy introduces himself. What’s more, he offers Chris the chance of a lifetime: replace the recently departed Bobby Beers and become the new frontman for his favourite band.
Pretty soon he’s adopted the whole rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle. He’s trashing hotel rooms, teenagers are queuing up to sleep with him and there are more drugs than in the whole of Colombia. And he drives the Batmobile…
Based on a true incident, Rock Star is a supercool salute to Eighties stadium rock and a time when leather jackets, frills, long hair and baseball boots were de rigeur for teenagers all over America and Britain.
Yet it is also a warning signal. Chris, played with gusto by Wahlberg, begins his journey as a clone but metamorphoses into a doppelganger, employed by the rock gods he idolises to sing the songs, perform the moves and fall into line.
When he naively offers his own compositions to Cuddy (Dominic West in plummy-voiced reptilian form) he is dismissed like the hired hand he is. Steel Dragon cranks it up every night, adheres to a practised formula, and gives the fans what they want. Suddenly Chris realises the truth: all the gigs, groupies and wild parties can’t hide the fact that he is living within a gilded cage. And how this caged bird sings.
Along the road to fame, fortune and disillusion Chris has shed his girlfriend and manager, Emily (Jennifer Aniston as a well-bred rock chick) – the voice of reason, and Chris’s conscience.
Their scenes together are perhaps the weakest part of the film – cliched and stereotypical, and there only to provide a love interest. By far the most interesting element is Chris’s transformation from small-town boy to icon of rock, followed by his downfall.
John Stockwell’s script is a time capsule of modern rock ‘n’ roll, perfectly capturing the essence of a musical era that has all but gone. Similarly, director Stephen (101 Dalmatians) Herek gives his excellent cast (which also includes Timothy Spall as a know-all roadie, Jason Flemyng as Bobby Beers and Timothy Olyphant as Chris’s best pal) free rein to be all they can.
Whether heavy rock is your bag, or you prefer Sibelius, Rock Star is great fun. It says everything about the world of manufactured rock music but may yet provide a clarion call for a soft rock revival.


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Tokyo saw its highest number of new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, just five days after the start of the Olympic Games, the Associated Press reported.
Tokyo reported 2,848 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday bringing the total number of infections to over 200,000, according to the Associated Press.
Tokyo confirmed 2,848 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, the highest daily tally ever
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Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga encouraged people to avoid non-essential gatherings, but said he does not see the spike in cases affecting the Games, the AP reported
“I would like to ask everyone to avoid unnecessary trips outside the home and to watch the Olympics and Paralympics on television,” Suga said, according to the AP.
The spike in cases was not surprising to Health Minister Norihisa Tamura, who blamed restaurants and bars that have continued to serve alcohol during the current state of emergency, the AP reported.
“Taking into consideration the global acceleration of infections because of the delta strain, which is taking over earlier variants, it was quite possible,” Tamura said about the sharp spike in cases, according to the AP.
There have been six U.S. Olympic athletes who have tested positive for coronavirus as of Tuesday, multiple sources reported.
“I am deeply disappointed not to be able to compete in the Olympics for Team USA,” DeChambeau said in the press release.
U.S. Men’s Beach Volleyball member Taylor Crabb tested positive for COVID-19 when he arrived in Japan on July 20, he announced in an Instagram post.
Katie Lou Samuelson, a member of the 3×3 Women’s Basketball team, and Kara Eaker, an alternate for the U.S. The Women’s Gymnastics team both tested positive for COVID-19 on July 19, multiple sources reported.
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Dental Nurse apprentices, patients and staff will be looking forward to the brand new Seventy One Dental, opening its doors after an eight month renovation of the former Leyland Job Centre.
Station Road Dental and Grove Dental, both owned by Assim are merging to become one fully working state-of-the art dental practice within a new premises and will incorporate high-spec dental equipment, facilities and 14 consultation rooms.
Assim is looking forward to getting both of his dental teams working under one roof, including training his dental nurse apprentices who will now have a wealth of opportunities to learn more than the normal practices of dentistry.
Assim says: “We’ve worked with Preston College for many years and I would say we’ve trained over 30 apprentices in that time, many of whom have stayed with us in the profession, or moved on after qualifying to progress in further careers in dentistry.
“We have four fantastic dental nurse apprentices here at the moment, with another four starting as soon as the new practice opens its doors. We are also looking to recruit a further two dental nurse apprentices and will be advertising for these positions through Preston College soon.
“To be able to offer school leavers, college leavers, or even those looking to retrain in a different career, the opportunity to learn such varied areas of dentistry and learning from our professionals in other aspects of dental work including veneers and implants.”
Opening up Station Road Dental on Golden Hill, Leyland in 2003 and the Grove Dental in 2015, Assim always had bigger aspirations and wanted for his clients to move away from just offering the ‘normal’ treatment to be able to offer a full portfolio of treatments from oral surgery, implants, veneers, facial aesthetics and invisalign.
Emma King, Head of School for Heath, Dental and Pharmacy at Preston College says: “We have been blown away by the new practice and what Assim and his team have achieved. We are so excited for our apprentices who will have such a fanatic opportunity to learn in such a wonderful working environment with a team of professional dental personal who really support their learners and help them to achieve and progress to greater things.”
Catering for both NHS and private patients, Assim and his team of Associates, Directors and Dental Nurses are eager to open the doors to show the stunning facilities and new practice that they have worked so hard over the months to achieve.
Assim says: “This has been a true labour of love. We initially bought the premises back in 2019 but had to delay starts to the revelation due to Covid. Having then started work in the January and to see now what we have achieved in 8 months, I’m really proud. I just can’t wait to open the doors tomorrow.”

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China's new VN12 armored infantry fighting vehicle has taken a cue from Western armored vehicles' design in order to fit more in the international market.
The vehicle was redeveloped by China North Industries Corporation to attract more overseas customers, as opposed to the original design based on the Soviet-built BMP-3 which was not popular among foreign buyers, Kanwa Defense Review reported on Wednesday.
The VN12 is the export version of China's ZBD-97 armored infantry fighting vehicle. However, the vehicle looks different from the ZBD-97 produced for domestic consumers. It is equipped with high power engine which provides superior mobility and an integral-lifting power pack for easy maintenance.
VN12 can be used to carry out amphibious assaults as well, whereas the original Russian-designed vehicle was not popular among foreign buyers, according to the report. The vehicle features high mobility, strong firepower, modern armor and sophisticated information warfare equipment.
It is designed to carry seven soldiers and can offer fire support to dismounted troops with a two-man turret. The turret is equipped with 30mm automatic cannon.
In addition, the vehicle is equipped with a 7.62mm coaxial machine gun and two launchers for the Red Arrow 73D anti-tank guided missile on each side of the turret.
China North Industries Corporation said that its weapons system can destroy moving or stationary targets such as tanks, armored vehicles, fortified structures and targets under all weather conditions when the platform is either stationary or moving. Six additional smoke grenade dischargers are mounted at the front on each side of the turret.


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Our school expectation for all students and staff is Miyo-Pimohtewin, meaning "walking in a good way".
Definition of bullying: A student is bullied when he or she is repeatedly exposed to negative actions on the part of one or more students causing emotional, psychological, and/or physical harm. These negative actions are intentional and hurtful. Bullying can be verbal, physical, electronic/on-line, relational, and reactive. Bullying involves an imbalance of power, creates fear, and is not gender specific. As a school, we work with parents/caregivers to insure each reported incident of bullying is addressed with appropriate consequences and accompanying teaching strategies to support the instigators of bullying.
Definition of conflict: Conflict is a disagreement or a difference of opinion or interests between equals. The people involved in a conflict may disagree vehemently and emotions may run high. When conflict is badly managed, it may result in aggression. In a conflict, both parties have power to influence the situation. That is their goal.
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For long-time followers of me in my various online mediums, you may have heard that I started riding a motorcycle. If you want to know why, feel free to read my post on the PSB (Perth Street Bikes) forum here. The short version – because my wife said so.
Probably like you, I was fairly ignorant of the differences between motorcycles and cars before I started riding. To me, motorcycles were just two-wheeled cars that tended to attract hoons wanting to ride fast and die young. I’d see them weaving in and out of traffic, speeding past at incredible speeds, and generally being unsafe. While this is sometimes true, there is an awful lot of ignorance out there about what motorcycles can and can’t do and why motorcycle riders act in specific ways.
I’m going to start this series of posts with a common complaint car drivers have of motorcycles. Continue reading The Why’s of Motorcycles: Filtering

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The following interview was published on 02.25.2023 in the VIJESTI newspaper.
English translation by A. Xhakoviq
Pianist Amir Xhakoviq is well known to the Montenegrin audience. Namely, although he is young, he has so far held a large number of concerts in Montenegro in different formations, playing a wide variety of works.
Last night he had the opportunity to show for the first time how he handles works of contemporary music, and the program he performed was called "Piano Landscapes of the Balkans".
"My interest in contemporary, that is, piano literature of the 20th century began during my studies in Belgium, when I played for the famous American composer and pianist Frederic Rzewski. I was supposed to play a standard repertoire of Beethoven, Liszt, Chopin for him, when I realized that I was bored with the program and wanted to explore something new. After the masterclass, he suggested several works for me to research, among which was 'Musica Ricercata' by Georgy Ligeti, one of his first experiments with the most basic musical elements", Xhakoviq recalled in an interview for "Vijesti" about how he became interested in contemporary music.
"Given that my professor was not interested in that type of music at the time, I started researching it myself. The result of independent research was also part of the program ten years ago at KIC, when I performed as part of the cycle 'Young Pianists'", added Xhakoviq, who believes that contemporary music in the 20th century is still too broad term.
"The styles and genres that circulate are countless. My goal was to find composers who, at the same time, have a developed sense of relationship to the traditional and tend to develop new possibilities of the instrument itself. "Piano landscapes of the Balkans" are a kind of mosaic of classical music, where different influences of the rich tradition of this area intertwine. Piano Landscapes of the Balkans is not a fixed repertoire, but a program that changes from concert to concert, considering the fact that I included eleven countries in the program, and from each country at least two composers. Therefore, presenting everyone during one concert is unfeasible. At the concert the night before last in Podgorica, I performed the following pieces: Rafet Rudi - 'The Bells of Arbëreshe'; Tomislav Zografski - 'Suite for piano'; Pancho Vladigerov - 'Improvisations'; Senad Gačević - 'Tokata'; Jozef F. Pjetri - 'From the eternal Instant''; Sanja Drakulić - 'Drive'; John Psathas - 'Jettatura'; Milan Mihailović - 'Three preludes'. If we take into account that each of the mentioned pieces has its own style, character and performance technique, I can say that this is the most demanding task I have set myself so far", admits the pianist, who is particularly proud that his repertoire includes a work by a female composer.
"Until now, I have included several works by excellent female composers in the overall repertoire. At the concert in Podgorica, I decided to present one of them, so that they had the opportunity to hear the work of the Croatian composer Sanja Drakulić", says Xhakoviq, who does not hide the fact that he himself became a fan of contemporary music thanks to numerous researches.
"I'm certainly a fan of contemporary music, but not strictly experimental contemporary music", notes the pianist, who in a previous interview for "Vijesti" said that the piano repertoire in our region and around the world is limited, because certain pieces are played and repeated constantly. However, he tries to research the programs in order to offer the audience something new, perhaps even unexpected.
"I would like what I stated in the last interview to also be a piece of advice to my colleagues, because we are witnessing that, following the example of certain requirements of various competitions, many talented performers are trapped in the same works. In addition, for any progress and professional development, continuous work is necessary, so my need for constant research is also my motivation in my work. Also, I believe that the audience always looks forward to the performance of something new, because in that case they have the opportunity and the need for active listening. Of course, I think it is of great importance to promote the music of our regions, in the hope that it will become part of the repertoire, not only in the Balkans, but also on the world music scene", Xhakoviq believes.
His repertoire is diverse, and he often plays the works of authors who, in addition to being composers, are also brilliant pianists. However, Xhakoviq admits that he did not try to build his career in that direction.
"Even though I used to think in that direction, I didn't want to move away from the concert life, because, after all, I feel the most beautiful on stage," he concluded.


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Technology & Design
Technology and Design Department
In the modern world where advances in technology and its applications are constantly changing and employment opportunities are specialised and few, the school curriculum must provide the necessary scientific skills and experiences so vital for success in a 'new society'. In addition to established skills the pupils' experiences are extended by including computer aided design and electronics.
Particular emphasis is placed on innovation and students in their final year are expected to use their entrepreneurial skills when designing products and systems which may be of use or interest in the wider community.
Within the Technology and Design suite, the Planning Room and Systems Room provide a stimulating environment for pupils to develop their designs using electronics, gears and mechanisms. In the purpose built Manufacturing Area pupils can realise their designs in a range of materials including wood, metals and plastics.
All pupils in Years 8, 9 and 10 study Technology and Design. The subject, which is optional in Years 11 and 12, leads to a G.C.S.E. qualification in Technology and Design.


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What's my home worth?
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July 29, 2019
The current housing landscape presents greater home values, low interest rates, and high buyer demand. All of these factors point to the strong market forecasted to continue throughout the rest of the year.
There is, however, one thing that may cause the industry to tap the brakes: an overall lack of housing inventory. Buyer demand naturally increases during the summer months, but the current supply is not keeping up.Here is a look at what a few industry experts have to say:
Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist at National Association of Realtors
“Imbalance persists for mid-to-lower priced homes with solid demand and insufficient supply, which is consequently pushing up home prices.”
Mark Fleming, Chief Economist of First American
“Market conditions are ripe for increasing home . . .
July 17, 2019
Over the last few years, many sellers have been hesitant to put their houses on the market because they feared not being able to find another home to buy.
We’ve reported on inventory shortages in the past, and it’s been a constant concern for potential buyers throughout recent years. New research shows the inventory concern is starting to decrease among potential buyers.
According to First American, the two leading obstacles to homeownership that buyers feel today are Affordability and Limited Inventory. This means the feeling that homes are less affordable has risen, while the fear of limited inventory has decreased, delivering a wealth of good news for sellers.At the same time, over the past 12 months, we’ve seen a steady month-over-month increase in the number of homes coming to market for purchase. In the past, the lack of . . .
June 24, 2019
A lot is happening in the world, and it’s having a direct impact on the housing market. The reality is this: some of it is positive and some of it may be negative. Some we just don’t know yet.
The following three areas of the housing market are critical to understand: interest rates, building materials, and the outlook for an economic slowdown.1. Interest Rates
One of the most important things to consider when buying a home is the interest rate you will be charged to borrow the money. In our recent post we posed the question, “Are Low Interest Rates Here To Stay?” The latest information from Freddie Mac makes it appear they are. We are currently at a 21-month low in interest rates.2. Building Materials
Talk of tariffs could also affect the housing market. According to a recent article, the National Association of Home . . .
June 18, 2019
Here are 5 compelling reasons listing your home for sale this summer makes sense.
1. Demand Is Strong
The latest Buyer Traffic Index from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) shows that buyer demand remains strong throughout the vast majority of the country. These buyers are ready, willing, and able to purchase… and are in the market right now! More often than not, multiple buyers are competing with each other for the same home.
Take advantage of the buyer activity currently in the market.
2. There Is Less Competition Now
Housing inventory is still under the 6-month supply needed for a normal housing market. This means that, in most of the country, there are not enough homes for sale to satisfy the number of buyers.
Historically, the average number of years a homeowner stayed in his or her home was . . .
June 10, 2019
Freddie Mac recently released a report entitled, “Perceptions of Down Payment Consumer Research.” Their research revealed that,
“For many prospective homebuyers, saving for a down payment is the largest barrier to achieving the goal of homeownership. Part of the challenge for those planning to purchase a home is their perception of how much they will need to save for the down payment…
…Based on our recent survey of individuals planning to purchase a home in the next three years, nearly a third think they need to put more than 20% down.”Myth #1: “I Need a 20% Down Payment”
Buyers often overestimate the funds needed to qualify for a home loan. According to the same report:
22% of renters and 31% of homeowners believe lenders require 20% or more of a home’s sale price as a down payment for . . .
June 03, 2019
Here are four reasons to consider buying today instead of waiting.1. Prices Will Continue to Rise
CoreLogic’s latest U.S. Home Price Insights reports that home prices have appreciated by 3.7% over the last 12 months. The same report predicts that prices will continue to increase at a rate of 4.8% over the next year.
Home values will continue to appreciate. Waiting may no longer makes sense.2. Mortgage Interest Rates Are Projected to Increase
Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey shows that interest rates for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage have started to level off around 4.3%. Most experts predict that rates will rise over the next 12 months. The Mortgage Bankers Association, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the National Association of Realtors are in unison, projecting rates will increase by this time next year.
An . . .
May 28, 2019
In today’s housing market, home prices are increasing at a slower pace (3.7%) than they have over the last eight years (6-7%). However, they are still are above historical norms. Low supply of listed homes and high demand from buyers has pushed prices to rise rapidly.
In the mind of the homeowner, annual home price appreciation over 6% has become the new normal. This becomes a challenge when a homeowner looks to refinance or sell their home, as the expectation of what the homeowner believes the home should be worth does not always line up with the bank’s appraisal.
Every month, the Home Price Perception Index (HPPI) measures the disparity between what a homeowner seeking to refinance their home believes their house is worth and what an appraiser’s evaluation of that same home is.
Over the last five months, the . . .
May 06, 2019
So, you’ve decided to sell your house. You’ve hired a real estate professional to help you through the entire process, and they have asked you what level of access you want to provide to your potential buyers.
There are four elements to a quality listing. At the top of the list is access, followed by condition, financing, and price. There are many levels of access that you can provide to your agent so that he or she can show your home.Here are five levels of access that you can give to buyers, along with a brief description:Lockbox on the Door – this allows buyers the ability to see the home as soon as they are aware of the listing, or at their convenience.Providing a Key to the Home – although the buyer’s agent may need to stop by an office to pick up the key, there is little delay in being able to show the . . .
May 01, 2019
Two positive trends have started to emerge that impact the 2019 Spring Housing Market. Mortgage interest rates for a 30-year fixed rate loan have dropped to new lows, right as reports show that wages have increased at their highest rate in decades!
These two factors have helped keep housing affordable despite low supply of houses for sale driving up prices. First American’s Chief Economist, Mark Fleming, explains the impact,
“Ongoing supply shortages remain the main driver of the performance gap as the housing market continues to face an inventory impasse – you can’t buy what’s not for sale.
However, an unexpected affordability surge, driven primarily by lower-than-anticipated mortgage rates, rising wages and favorable demographics, has boosted housing demand.”
Mortgage interest rates had been on the rise for . . .
April 22, 2019
With home prices on the rise and buyer demand still strong, some sellers may be tempted to try to sell their homes on their own rather than using the services of a real estate professional.
Real estate agents are trained and experienced in negotiation while, in most cases, the seller is not. Sellers must realize that their ability to negotiate will determine whether or not they get the best deal for themselves and their families.Here is a list of just some of the people with whom the seller must be prepared to negotiate with if they decide to For Sale by Owner (FSBO):The buyer, who wants the best deal possibleThe buyer’s agent, who solely represents the best interests of the buyerThe buyer’s attorney (in some parts of the country)The home inspection companies, which work for the buyer and will almost always find some problems with the . . .
Your Dream Home is Out There
Why Buyers Need an Expert Agent by Their Side
May 30, 2023
It May Be Time To Consider a Newly Built Home
May 08, 2023


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Bridge designers meet with North Beach residents
North Beach residents want to know how the Harbor Bridge replacement will affect their neighborhoods — and the experience of its biggest business, tourism.
Representatives from Flatiron/Dragados, the company that is designing and building the new bridge, met with the North Beach Community Association on Thursday night to discuss the project, including how some of the decisions related to the bridge configuration were made and an overview of revisions to original draft designs.
Residents raised a number of questions about the project, asking for details on traffic management, infrastructure improvements, and aesthetic enhancements for North Beach.
Some of the requests and concerns brought up by residents — such as infrastructure improvements to city streets — would likely need to be addressed by governmental entities, because the company is limited to the scope of the contract.


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