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Istar International Realty Launches Short Sale Division to Assist Struggling Los Angeles Homeowners
Wednesday, 23 July 2008||Foresight
Professionals Help Homeowners Manage Stack of Paperwork and Bank Negotiations
LOS
ANGELES – July 10, 2008 – Los Angeles homeowners struggling under the
weight of their mortgage payments have a new resource in their corner.
Beverly Hills-based Istar International Realty has launched a new
service providing professional consultation to help homeowners
negotiate through the confusing legal process of a short sale.
"We
want to partner with the stressed-out homeowner to ensure that they
have the best negotiating power and the best customer service when
negotiating for a short sale," said Ikem Chukumerije, broker and chief
executive offer with Istar International Realty. "It is really a tough
situation and its better to hire a professional to help you through the
process."
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Thursday, 10 July 2008||Foresight
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Wednesday, 09 July 2008||Foresight
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Wednesday, 09 July 2008||Foresight
Read more >> | 9/11 third tower mystery 'solved'
Friday, 04 July 2008||Foresight
The final mystery of 9/11 will soon be solved, according to US
experts investigating the collapse of the third tower at the World
Trade Center.
The 47-storey third tower, known as Tower Seven, collapsed seven hours after the twin towers.
Investigators are expected to say ordinary fires on several different floors caused the collapse.
Conspiracy theorists have argued that the third tower was brought down in a controlled demolition.
Unlike the twin towers, Tower Seven was not hit by a plane.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology, based near
Washington DC, is expected to conclude in its long-awaited report this
month that ordinary fires caused the building to collapse.
That would make it the first and only steel skyscraper in the world to collapse because of fire.
9/11 third tower mystery 'solved'
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You Say She’s Just a Friend: Why True Platonic Friendship Doesn’t Exist by Drew Stewart
Saturday, 07 June 2008||Drew Stewart
We’ve all basked in the euphoria associated with a crush before. But how should one react to the uneasy joy that comes from learning that a person we’ve called a friend is attracted to us?---or even worse, how should one react when the secret admire is them? You know the signs: the warm and fuzzy sensation after a seemingly innocent embrace that lasts slightly longer than it should (don’t fake like you don’t know the difference between a church hug and a flirtatious one), or maybe a cute round of “You Hang Up First. No, You Hang Up First”, or maybe an unexpected flash of jealously at the thought of your friend falling in love with someone else.
Read more >> | 360 Divided by 2 = Fair: Why 360° Record Deals should make the Artist a Partner by Zac Locke
Monday, 21 April 2008||Foresight
Recording contracts for new artists need to change. It is almost unnecessary by now to note that traditional album sales have dropped steadily since 2003. Music sales were down 14% in 2007. Recording artists’ moral has never been lower, much of it due to what they perceive as unfair practices committed by the record labels.
Read more >> | Rhapsody Unfulfilled…The Difference Between Loving Companion and Ball-and-Chain by Carnell Jones
Tuesday, 25 March 2008||Foresight
Note: revisited article. We have a situation that some of us may know all too well… The storybook boy meets girl … Our two subjects become comfortable to the point that sharing secrets is no longer an issue, like it almost happens on accident. Life is good, or so it would seem. Time passes, our subjects get older and the girl has become so enamored with this boy. She finds herself thinking about “one day when” - looking at girlfriend’s children, engagement rings, and other accoutrements of a future that she covets to share with this boy whom she loves. Conversely, the boy begins to feel like the girl is becoming too comfortable or involved in his life that was up to this point, all his own. His own friends, family, home, dog, are not becoming “theirs”.
Read more >> | Racial Profiling: The Tide Has Shifted, So Where’s The Love? By Nolan L. Cabrera
Friday, 21 March 2008||Foresight
In a post-9/11 world, Black and Latin@s have experienced a shift in how racial profiling is conducted at the airport. It used to be that if you were part of the melanin-enhanced, you could expect to have your bag receive additional inspections while you are being wanded by an “expertly trained” security personnel. Now, everybody has to go through the ridiculous steps of taking off their shoes, carrying no liquids (although they’ll charge you $5.00 for a bottle of water on the other side of the security gate), while making sure your pants don’t fall down as your belt goes through the x-ray machine.
Read more >> | The “P-Word”: Offensive. Unromantic. Powerful Enough to Improve Your Relationship? by Drew Stewart
Wednesday, 19 March 2008||Drew Stewart
Ed's Note: Revisited articleYou’ve never felt this way about anyone before. You think about them nonstop and feel dizzy when they’re around. If you didn’t believe in soul mates, you do now. Your relationship is rivaled only by the magic of Walt Disney’s fairy tales. And so you’re thrilled when, three and a half years into your relationship, your sweetie invites you to a fancy restaurant for a romantic candlelit dinner for a serious discussion that “has implications for the rest of your lives together.” As you’re finishing your meal, your better half drops a bomb that instantly sucks every ounce of romance out of the air. At the thought of their temerity, you steam in silence, trying to figure out how they could even fix their self-interested lips to utter such a vulgar word. Yes, the “P-word.”
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