Archive for August, 2008
August 28th, 2008 at 02:03pm
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I’m done thinking whether to make raya cookies for this year or just to buy..in the end I decided to just buy from the usual seller, my senior from school. At least I know how the cookies taste like so it will save me from the embarrassment - kuih raya tak sedap pon, rupa je cantik, rasa hampeh..bla bla..These days the 50pcs cookies usually cost around RM23-27, but when you calculate all other hidden cost - time, energy, effort spent doing the cookies, I think it is not worth it to make my
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August 27th, 2008 at 02:03am
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Breaking News! Fair Isaac Corp. has announced a modification of their software which will block the credit score benefits of authorized user accounts. A nationally recognized credit repair expert discusses the news and the impact it may have on your life. Questionable Credit Repair Practices A small sub-set of the credit repair industry has been operating in a gray area of the law by selling authorized user accounts to consumers. Many credit repair customers have been willing to pay signific
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August 26th, 2008 at 04:24pm
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NewHomeGuide.com published an article with good information for those looking to get a new construction loan, you will find answers to specific questions like: How is my construction interest rate determined? Do I pay for an extended lock? When does my construction term end? What is the interest rate guarantee period? How much cash is needed? For the full article: How to Shop For a Construction Loan Related Post No Related Post Post from: New Home Buying Blog How to Shop For a Construc
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August 25th, 2008 at 12:31am
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I have never thought of myself as a public speaker. I am the type of person who needs time to come up with thoughts, therefore blogging tends to be a much better medium for me. I don’t ever remember being afraid of public speaking so much as I knew that I struggle to come up with thoughts “on the spot”. This is one reason that my younger brother got into fist fights when we were growing up - he was quick with the lip and I could never think of a come-back. Other than to pound him. Therefore I
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August 21st, 2008 at 11:17am
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If you’ve been watching the Olympics, you’ve seen some serious athletic skill - the furiously fast flippers on Michael Phelps or the incredible Shawn Johnson, who appears to have limbs constructed of extra-flexible elastic, usually intended for a forgiving waistband. But as a more simple people, what kind of things should an average homeowner be able to do? Aside from making your mortgage payment on time, there are certain, rather ordinary, yet perhaps life-saving skills all homeowners should
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August 21st, 2008 at 06:43am
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to be upfront i did try to fix it myself, with telephone assistance from those in the know how i have a leaking tap and my conscience is freaking because we’re in a drought, and even though its raining right now, i know that this leaking tap is making it all counter productive really im just whining about my leaking tap and how i hate it and wish that someone’s bf was a plumber or something. hellow oh and its not leaking like drip, drip, drip. its making a creek to the plug hole pl
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August 20th, 2008 at 10:33am
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I actually have ulcers from this crap, not to mention nightmares. Actual fucking nightmares since I have been dealing with buying a house. My husband is useless in all of this because he goes offshore to work and we are using his credit to get this place. SO whenever I need to ask him a question I am pretty much fucked as far as that goes because I can’t get a hold of him. We were going through this one broker to get a VA loan and it turns out the VA are too strict on getting a house. Th
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August 19th, 2008 at 01:37pm
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ASK group appoints head for realty biz Published by Newsroom August 20th, 2008 in Newsbytes. 0 Comments Mumbai: The ASK group has roped in Sunil Rohokale, MD and CEO of ICICI Home Finance, to head its real estate business. The group is in the process of setting up a real estate private equity fund and real estate advisory services. Mr Rohokale, who was part of the core team that started the mortgage business of ICICI Bank in 1999, is joining as executive director of ASK Investment Holdin
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August 19th, 2008 at 08:52am
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The idea that giving a tax credit to first-time home buyers would enable significant numbers of families to enter the housing market, stimulating a faltering real estate market, was probably a pipe dream from the outset. In practice, very few people families would receive enough cash through the credit to make buying a home feasible. In any case, the “credit” is really only an interest-free loan from the IRS which must be repaid, either through increased taxes in subsequent years or from proc
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August 18th, 2008 at 09:34pm
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U.S. stocks sank on Monday as the prospect of more losses from the mortgage crisis hurt the shares of banks and the two biggest home finance providers, pushing all three major indexes down about 1.5 percent. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shed more than 20 percent each after Barron’s reported that the U.S. Treasury may need to bail out the home finance giants, which could wipe out shareholders and effectively nationalize the government-sponsored enterprises. The Treasury Department responded by s
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