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It looks like G-Form isn’t standing still and already updating its line of super-protective iPad cases. The iPad Extreme Sleeve 2, a second iteration of the G-Form iPad 2 sleeve, was released just last week, and the company has today announced plans for a new, high-end model next month.We really enjoyed watching G-Form vice president Thom Cafaro drop a 12-pound bowling ball from a height of three feet onto the iPad Extreme Sleeve, but G-Form thought it could go one better. The G-Form Extreme Portfolio case brings with it a number of improvements as well as a more extreme testing method.AdChoices广告Though it has the word “iPad” in the title, the Extreme Portfolio fits other tablets, too. Not only can you use it to protect an iPad or iPad 2, but it will work with the Motorola Xoom, or most other 10-inch device for that matter.Like the original iPad Extreme Sleeve cases, the Portfolio is lightweight, flexible, and water-resistant. Where it differs is through the inclusion of an internal pocket and an extra Reactive Protection Technology edge layer.G-Form’s trademarked RPT composite material absorbs over 90 percent of the energy of an impact which should protect that valuable tablet inside in most cases. Though flexible, the key to its protection is the fact it stiffens to act like armor during impact. The additional RPT also runs under the zipper to provide even more impact absorption.The Portfolio can be opened and used in a number of ways. The front cover can be reverse-zipped behind the iPad, offering two levels of RPT protection underneath the iPad. The screen is still protected this way by the RPT corners that hold it in place. The Portfolio can also be used as an easel in A-frame mode in both landscape and portrait configurations, so not only are you protecting your tablet, but you’re also able to prop it up to watch movies or use an app.The Extreme Portfolio for iPad is available for pre-order now for $79.95 with the first orders shipping out on August 11. Check out the video below to witness how serious G-Form is about the protection on offer.Read more at G-Form
Short URL ‘The ref made a bad call’: Mixed reaction to Green Book Best Picture win at Oscars Olivia Colman took home Best Actress for her role in The Favourite. Tweet thisShare on FacebookEmail this article Olivia Colman during her acceptance speech. Source: Chris Pizzello/PA ImagesColman pipped seven-time nominee Glenn Close to be crowned winner on the night, the only win for Irish production company Element Pictures, which co-produced the film. Colman’s surprise at winning and her acceptance speech have been widely praised with actor Hugh Laurie tweeting: “Olivia Colman! You beauty!!!”. Messages of congratulations for Colman have been pouring in this morning with Element Pictures tweeting; “All hail the Queen! Olivia Colman wins the Oscar for actress in a leading role”. Commenting on Colman’s win, Element Picture’s Ed Guiney said: “Olivia rescued us!”All hail the queen! Olivia Colman wins the #Oscar for Actress in a Leading Role #TheFavourite @TheAcademy #Oscars pic.twitter.com/T5qp3dV7w7— Element Pictures (@ElementPictures) February 25, 2019 By Cónal Thomas Director Spike Lee at last night’s Oscars Source: Doug Peters/EMPICS EntertainmentTHERE WAS MIXED reaction to Green Book’s Best Picture win at the 91st Academy Awards last night. Director Spike Lee, who won Best Adapted Screenplay for BlacKkKlansman at last night’s ceremony, reportedly attempted to leave the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles and turned his back during the acceptance speeches after the 1960s drama took home the top Oscar gong.Green Book depicts the true story of African-American pianist Don Shirley’s journey through the Deep South accompanied by Italian-American bouncer Tony Vallelonga, played by Viggo Mortensen. The film has drawn criticism for portraying Vallelonga, a white person, in the lead role and has been accused by some of white-washing around race relations. Mortensen used the N-word at a press event in November and its director has admitted flashing actresses. Shirley’s family were also said to be not happy about the film.Speaking after the ceremony, Lee initially avoided answering a question asking for his reaction to Green Book’s win but then told reporters that “I thought I was courtside at the (Madison Square) Garden, and the ref made a bad call.”Lee, previously nominated for 1990′s Do The Right Thing, last night donned a purple suit in tribute to the late singer Prince. His win for BlacKkKlansman is considered long overdue. He was first nominated in 1990 and was given an honorary Oscar in 2016.At last night’s ceremony, Mahershala Ali won Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Shirley in Green Book while Regina King took home the Best Supporting Actress award for her role in If Beale Street Could Talk. Meanwhile, The Favourite, which had 10 Oscar nominations, took home just one award when Olivia Colman won Best Actress for her role as Queen Anne in the 18th century drama. 22 Comments Share26 Tweet Email 42,412 Views Louise Bagnall’s Late Afternoon – a production of Kilkenny’s Cartoon Saloon – went home empty-handed last night after losing out on Best Animated Short to Disney’s Pixar’s Bao.The other big winners on the night were Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody and Netflix hit Roma. Roma won Best Foreign Language Film, while director Alfonso Cuarón earned his third and fourth Oscars, winning Best Director and Best Cinematography for the film. Rami Malek took home the Best Actor Oscar for his role as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, with the film also taking awards for Best Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, and Editing. https://jrnl.ie/4511483 Feb 25th 2019, 10:51 AM Monday 25 Feb 2019, 10:51 AM
Facebook Twitter: @NeosKosmos Instagram Melbourne’s west has welcomed the brand-new Saltwater Community Centre, offering 198 additional places across its three and four-year-old kindergarten programs.Situated in the fast growing suburb of Point Cook, the $7.3 million centre was officially opened on Thursday by Minister for Families and Children Jenny Mikakos and Member for Altona Jill Hennessy.“The Andrews Labor Government is making Victoria the Education State – which means building early years facilities to meet demand in our fastest growing communities,” said Ms Mikakos.“Hubs like Saltwater, with flexible programs and meeting spaces will provide for the needs of this local community.”The centre brings together family services and kindergarten under the one roof, with rooms for maternal and child health consulting, playgroups, parenting groups and computer learning. Going one step further in bringing a greater sense of community to the area, the hub also includes an artist-in-residence studio, outdoor amphitheatre, and community garden and kitchen, which has already seen the centre win two awards at the Victorian Architecture awards.“This new hub means Point Cook families will have access to more quality kinders, close to home,” said Ms Hennessy.Mikakos opens new Korin Korin Child and Family Centre in Wollert Meanwhile, another child and family centre has officially opened in Wollert, offering the local community 198 places across its three and four-year-old kindergarten program.The new $4.15 million Korin Korin hub brings family services and kindergarten under the one roof, including a maternal and child health consulting room, a meeting room and space that can be used by playgroups and parenting groups. It also includes a landscaped outdoor play area.The Victorian Government contributed $1.6 million towards the hub as part of the $10 million boost in the Victorian Budget 2016/17, with the City of Whittlesea Council also contributing.Ms Mikakos was joined at the opening by Member for Thomastown, Bronwyn Halfpenny who is positive “this one stop shop gives the families of Wollert a range of early childhood services all under the one roof.”“Infrastructure projects such as these ensure local children’s services have the space and flexibility they need to deliver 15 hours of kindergarten alongside a range of other vital early years programs,” she said.These are just two of the many child care facilities the state government is investing in, with $60 million allocated to building and upgrading kindergartens and children’s centres.To add to the initiative, as of this year, $83.7 million is being delivered over four years to support improved educator-to-child ratios, which allows for more one-on-one time for each child.Applications for the 2016-17 Children’s Facilities Capital Program recently opened and close 12 August 2016. For more information visit www.education.vic.gov.au/childhood/providers/funding/Pages/capitalprogra…
61 dauphins pilotes s’échouent en Nouvelle-ZélandeNouvelle-Zélande – Selon les autorités environnementales néo-zélandaises, une soixantaine de dauphins pilotes (ou baleines pilotes) ont trouvé la mort après s’être échoués en début de semaine sur une plage de l’île sud. C’est sur la plage de Farewell Spit, à l’extrême nord de l’île sud de la Nouvelle-Zélande, que des promeneurs ont trouvé en début de semaine 61 globicéphales (également appelés dauphins pilotes ou baleines pilotes) échoués. À lire aussiDes scientifiques filment des images exceptionnelles de baleines de Minke en AntarctiqueSelon John Mason, responsable local du ministère de la Protection de l’Environnement, beaucoup de ces cétacés étaient déjà morts, tandis que d’autres, ramenées un temps vers le large par la marée haute, sont finalement revenus s’échouer sur le sable. Au final, 18 animaux survivant encore ont dû être euthanasiés pour leur éviter d’inutiles souffrances.Encore mal expliqués par les scientifiques, de tels échouage en masse se produisent deux à trois fois par an en Nouvelle-Zélande, et concernent souvent cette espèce. Une centaine de globicéphales s’étaient ainsi échoués en février dernier, également sur une plage près de l’île du sud. Le 16 novembre 2011 à 17:00 • Maxime Lambert
Surcouf boit la tasse…Jusqu’à la lie !Après un placement en redressement judiciaire en février dernier et la vente de 3 magasins, la direction de Surcouf baisse pavillon et annonce sa cessation d’actifs.Affichant des pertes évaluées à 20 millions d’euros en 2010 et contre les vents et marées de revente de magasins, l’eau prenait de tous bords dans le navire Surcouf et le rafistolage du placement en redressement judiciaire n’aura tenu que 4 mois.Aujourd’hui, la mise en vente de Surcouf est totale, et a été validée par le Tribunal de Commerce de Lille : “Depuis plusieurs mois, nos difficultés d’approvisionnements ont engendré de fortes ruptures de produits qui ont eu pour conséquence une dégradation significative du Chiffre d’Affaires. La dégradation du chiffre d’affaires affectant directement la trésorerie, additionnée à la non-réalisation des cessions partielles, nécessite de mettre en place une procédure de cession totale de l’entreprise, validée par le tribunal de commerce ce mercredi 6 juin 2012 ” a annoncé la direction du groupe.Le projet de cessation partiel, validé par le Tribunal de Commerce de Lille le 18 avril dernier, entraînant la fermeture de trois magasins sur six, n’a pu aboutir. Et le redressement judiciaire n’a pas donné les résultats attendus. Pour Hugues Mulliez, PDG de l’entreprise, les difficultés liées au délai et au contexte étaient trop importantes.À lire aussiOuverture du premier Microsoft Store le 22 octobreCependant, la revente totale de Surcouf n’entame pas le moral de ses dirigeants qui continuent de croire à leur idée :” Offrir la possibilité d’acheter ou de commander des produits technologiques à prix Web d’où vous voulez (Magasin, Web, Bornes, Mobiles) et de se faire livrer où vous voulez (Magasin, Domicile, Points relais) “.Les repreneurs ont jusqu’au 5 juillet pour fournir leurs propositions de reprise au Tribunal de commerce de Lille, qui étudiera les documents jusqu’au 26 juillet.Le 7 juin 2012 à 13:00 • Maxime Lambert
Port MacKenzie director Marc VanDongen says the load of cement – coated pipe proves the Port’s heavy lifting capabilities:“Each piece of pipe is 42 feet long and it weighs 10,500 pounds. So we were lifting four pieces of pipe at a time off the ship, 42, 000 pounds at a time, and placing them on flatbed trucks. “Download AudioIn March of this year, VanDongen told the Matanuska Susitna Borough Assembly that he wants more than 915 thousand dollars to run the Port this year. [fy15starts this month] That figure includes 135 thousand dollars for work on existing infrastructure that is to be paid for with a state grant. This year’s Port Mac operating budget is about the same as last year’s – close to 800 thousand dollars. Through advertisements on its webpage and elsewhere, the Borough has been promoting the Port as a necessity for the economic development of the area. Borough manager John Moosey says,“We have a tremendous opportunity, and we are really looking for being the answer to our post – oil economy here in Alaska. We want to take a lead in that and a partnership with the state of Alaska.” Moosey says this year, because of federal accounting system changes, the Port budget will be paid for with the Borough’s operating funds. Before that, Port expenses were paid out of an enterprise fund, which meets expenses through user fees.“Traditionally, Port MacKenzie had an enterprise fund. With the new GASB, which is the new accounting rules, for 2015, we are funding this out of our general operations, our general tax levy. When we can return the operations to cover expenses versus revenues, we will be flipping this back to an enterprise fund operation.” But, Moosey says, the Port’s profitability depends on a rail link to the Port from Houston. That link is under construction, but won’t be completed for some time… possibly not before 2018. Port MacKenzie has not turned a profit since 2008, when 451 tons of gravel was off loaded there. Van Dongen says that activity generated 832 thousand dollars profit in royalties, wharfage and dockage fees. Van Dongen says this month’s load of cement pipe is generating income, too. “It’s going to depend on how long the pipe is sitting on the dock. There’s a monthly charger per square foot that they are leasing the dock. They’re leasing an office in our terminal building. There’s wharfage, there’s dockage for when the pipe comes in and there is a different rate for when it goes out. Roughly, I’m estimating between 60 and 70 thousand dollars from this one operation. “ He, too, says that the rail link is vital to the Port’s continued economic health. But some have questioned whether or not the Borough is throwing money into a ditch.“It’s not feasible. It’s not economically viable.”That’s a comment from Grace Whedbee, a Big Lake homeowner. Whedbee is a contractor who works in ppost – disaster infrastructure recovery. She has written a report critical of Port MacKenzie, and has also has sided with local environmental groups in a lawsuit against construction of the rail link. Whedbee, who is a contractor, says it is unlikely that Port MacKenzie will ever make money, because of its location. Whedbee says currents at Port MacKenzie are too fast for the safety of big freighters, and that the ships have to travel further to get there than they do to get to the port in Seward. And she says if Alaska products are to be shipped out of state, it’s cheaper to ship them by railroad to Seward. “As taxpayers, we are going to continue to pay on this until someone wises up and says ‘How much more money are we going to put into it?’ I do not think that, long run, that port will ever be able to be a world port, that is used to ship around the world.” Let’s look at the recent shipment of cement covered pipe delivered to Port MacKenzie this month. The pipe was built in Korea, then sent to Mexico for the cement coating, before it was shipped to Alaska on a Panamanian flagged ship with a Chinese crew. Van Dongen says Port MacKenzie was the optimal destination because of the space available there for storing the pipe. He says near term plans are to expand the port’s customer base to include a fuel tank farm, and that negotiations are in the works with two companies interested in starting an LNG export operation at the Port.Borough manager Moosey says the Borough’s long term plan regarding the Port includes asking the state for money for a second dock.“That plan sits right in our capital improvement program. Essentially, we are planning that when the rail line is complete, activity will pick up greatly at Port MacKenzie and there will eventually be a need for additional dock space and transportation coming in. We don’t anticipate this happening for at least three or four years, and at that time, we’ll bring forth a plan to the state legislature or look at bonding options to make that happen. But that is farther out in the future.”Moosey says that that request won’t be made until the railroad link is complete. At that time, the Borough will firm up a marketing plan to attract more business to the Port.
Kasturi and Sandy.PR HandoutActress Kasturi Shankar, who is rumoured to be entering the Bigg Boss Tamil 3 house as a wild-card entrant, has spoken about each contestant of the show. Of all the comments, her views on Sandy, one of the people’s favourite participant this season, has drawn the viewers’ attention.Talking about the strategy, she said, “Sandy is a blue-eyed boy of Vijay TV. The channel knows in and out of him. It is also aware of his weaknesses. But till today, we have not seen his shortcomings in the show. I feel the channel wants showcase only positive side of him,”Kasturi claims that even Kamal Haasan has become a fan of Sandy and displaying special affection towards him. She adds, “He conveys his message jokingly. He would have become a villain if he had said it without a smiling face,”She alleges that Sandy has a strategy in place for every week and starts influencing people on various issues that includes nomination process. “Those things are not being aired and only positive aspects are being projected of him,” she points out.Kasturi feels most of the contestants are not perfect and everybody has their own strategy except for Mugen and Tharshan. In the interview, the actress feels pity for Cheran’s situation in the house as the four-time National Award-winning filmmaker has gone through a lot of humiliation from the inmates.Meanwhile, the actress, who has been repeatedly approached by Vijay TV to be a contestant on the show, is yet to confirm whether she has decided to enter the house this season.On the other hand, Reshma has been eliminated from Bigg Boss Tamil 3 much to the surprise of the audience, who were predicting Sakshi Agarwal to be out of the show on Sunday (4 August).
It’s usually pretty big news when Gabe Newell announces a new game, or When JJ Abrams announces a new television show or movie. The anticipation alone for the release of whatever was announced by either of these two is typically enough to power a building. Hearing — from their own mouths — that JJ and Gaben might be working together on a future project is almost more excitement than a geek could handle.At the DICE summit, Gabe Newell and JJ Abrams took to the stage to offer a brief keynote on storytelling in games and movies. Since the act of telling a story in a movie or television show is a little different than in a video game, you can imagine that JJ and Gabe have very different opinions on how a story should be told.Gabe Newell thinks that the person watching the movie wants to interact with the world they are in, while JJ Abrams feels that most people don’t really know what to do in an environment like that. Is it better to be the guy sitting on your couch shouting about how you would have done it differently, or the guy who gets bored half way through some important dialogue and decides to carve his initials in the wall with bullets?Maybe it’s a little of both, and maybe that’s why Newell and Abrams teased that they plan to try and work on something together in the future.It’s far from a solid commitment to make anything at all, but just knowing that these two heavyweights were involved would likely be enough to have people line up around the block for it. Whether it is JJ stepping into the Valve offices and working with Gabe and his crew on a game, or having an extra chair on the set of Abrams’ next smash hit that says Newell on the back, the idea of them working together is something that excites both of them. Whatever it is, we’re probably going to have to watch Star Trek: Into Darkness frame by frame to figure it out.
From cultural performances to traditional artefacts, from foot-tapping bhangra to sumptuous food, a three-day Punjabi festival here will celebrate the true spirit of Baisakh.Being organised by the Punjabi Academy and the department of art, culture and languages, Baisakhi Mela will replicate the typical setting of a vibrant Punjabi village and different facets of it will be displayed at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA) from April 10-12. Also Read – ‘Playing Jojo was emotionally exhausting’“If you live in Delhi, you live in the midst of a thriving Punjabi community. The Punjabi food and culture is bound to touch you in many ways. However, the urban shift in the capital means we never get a glimpse of a true Punjabi setting,” said Jawahar Dhawan, secretary of the Punjabi Academy.“Through this festival we are trying to recreate every aspect of Punjabi life and present beautiful forms of this culture to the people,” he added.Singers like Harshdeep, Hardy Sandhu, Ami Virk, Shipra Goyal and Vatsala Mehra will light up cultural evenings with sufi and folk music.
Many might have heard of the inspiration behind Aamir Khan’s character of Phunsuk Wangdu in the Bollywood blockbuster 3 Idiots – Sonam Wangchuk. The engineer and innovator is also an education reformer and had been awarded the ‘Rolex Award for Enterprise’ recently for his innovative vertical artificial glacier termed the ‘Ice stupas’. ‘Ice stupas’ are a blend of technology and tradition which help in irrigation and greening of cold dessert regions. Also Read – Add new books to your shelfSonam Wangchuk plans to open an innovative and alternative university in Ladakh at Fiang village and reform the current higher education system. Using the money won with the Rolex Award, Wangchuk declared that he would want to bring about reforms in higher education, as they have already done in primary education in Ladakh.“Our vision is that the effect of this University will be on the other universities. In Ladakh there is nothing specific for the mountains now, the mountain people there, feel lost. Therefore we will be setting up a University that will address issues of the mountain, where the youth can engage themselves in finding solutions that are real to the real life challenges faced there,” said Sonam Wangchuk. Also Read – Over 2 hours screen time daily will make your kids impulsiveThe proposed university is supposed to be a doer’s institution which will be very practical and contextual and also answer the issue of unemployability amongst those who have acquired higher education. The university will mainly cater to the people in Ladakh, and to other residents of the mountains and then it will be for others. This education reformer believes in the 3Hs of Education rather than the commonly known 3Rs model. Instead of Reading, wRiting and aRithmetic, he thinks with a bright Head, a skilled Hand and a kind Heart, one becomes a complete human being and hence may contribute to a happier world which we all want. The vision of the university would be to provide students of Ladakh with a platform where they would be running various enterprises, the funds from which will play a major role in running the university. A fellowship programme is expected to start by 2017, so that by 2018 the first batch can be commenced. What would be the criteria for getting admission to the university? “It will be open based mostly on their passion for learning than on anything else. It would be open for mostly Ladakhis, then for students from the mountains and then for others, as we would like to cater to the region where it is located.”When asked what would be the fee structure, Wangchuk said, “Our vision is that there will be various enterprises run by the university, which will bring in revenues to sustain the university, so that the students get free or next to free education. It will be the sweat equity rather than currency that the students will be paying as a fee for the university. The school we have now is fully self-reliant as the students run it. Moreover, The Himalayan Institute of Alternatives aims to fill a gap and will change the face of higher education in India, the future of which has already begun.”The talk was hosted by Future Institute, and the event witnessed the presence of many distinguished intellects from diverse fields. The event had the gracious presence of Naeem Akhtar, Minister for Education, J&K, as the chief guest along with Nawaaz Rigzin Jora, Minister for Urban Development and Urban Local Bodies, J&K, Prof Ajay Mathur, Dr Ashok Khosla, and many others.
September 15, 2011 429 Views Mortgage Rates Smash New Records on Europe Debt Fears in Data, Government, Origination, Secondary Market, Servicing A rush by overseas investors to the safe haven of U.S. Treasury debt helped whittle away at yields and force mortgage rates to all-time lows, a short-term boon to creditworthy homebuyers. With the 30-year benchmark loan smashing new records, analysts for mortgage giant “”Freddie Mac””:http://www.freddiemac.com/ and finance Web site “”Bankrate.com””:http://www.bankrate.com/ chalked up the favorable rates to a wobbly Greece and unsettled concerns over euro zone markets.[IMAGE]Bankrate.com and Freddie Mac report the latest mortgage rates each week in separately issued weekly surveys and indices that cull information from the nation’s financial institutions.The GSE found rates for 30-year loans lingering around 60-year record lows, failing to buck 4.12 percent from last week by falling to 4.09 percent this week. Bankrate.com also offered new lows for the 30-year loan, reporting that rates collapsed to 4.32 percent this week from 4.35 percent last week.For 15-year fixed-rate mortgages, Bankrate.com found rates falling to 3.44 percent this week, while Freddie beheld a plunge by rates to 3.30 percent over the same period. The GSE and finance Web site disagreed over adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs), for which Freddie noted an increase, reporting a rise in rates for 5-years to 2.99 percent this week from 2.96 percent last week. Bankrate.com signaled a fallback in 7-year and 10-year ARMs to 3.2 percent and 3.76 percent, respectively, nodding at lows across the board.[COLUMN_BREAK]Freddie and Bankrate.com also acknowledged lows for the 1-year ARM and 30-year jumbo mortgage, finding plunges in rates to 2.81 percent and 4.83 percent, respectively.Commenting on the figures, Frank Nothaft, VP and chief economist with Freddie, who more recently spoke to _MReport_ for a “”live interview””:https://themreport.com/videos/daily-webcast-for-09-14-2011, said that “”[c]ontinued investor concerns over the state of the European debt markets kept U.S. Treasury bond yields low and allowed mortgage rates to ease once more this week.”” He added that “”homeowners could shave almost $1,715 a year in interest payments on a $200,000 loan”” by refinancing at current rates available for the 30-year fixed-rate loan.Adding its two cents, Bankrate.com likewise ascribed consecutive record lows for mortgage rates to “”ongoing debt issues on the other side of the Atlantic”” in a “”statement””:http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=61502&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1607131&highlight. The finance Web site said that the “”nervousness about whether Europe’s debt problems will mushroom into a widespread financial panic has helped bring both yields and mortgage rates lower.””Record lows for mortgage rates arrive amid a frenzy of concern by investors and governments worldwide over the imminent debt crises in member-state countries belonging to the European Union.””CNN””:http://edition.cnn.com/ producer Sarah Sultoon “”outlined””:http://business.blogs.cnn.com/2011/09/15/greece-is-heading-toward-default-but-what-kind/ worries over Greece, the lagging member-state that investors, officials, and market watchers fear will default on its debts without notice. She wrote that a reaction by the markets to such a debt-default scenario and resulting losses for financial institutions “”could be as bad as when Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008.””In previous stories for _MReport_, analysts alternately “”said””:https://themreport.com/articles/how-european-debt-debacle-could-stifle-housing-2011-08-12 that the European crisis could either make or break a U.S. housing recovery, while others “”underscored””:https://themreport.com/articles/global-shocks-unlikely-to-directly-crimp-housing-2011-09-07 the robustness of the American economy and its ability to weather overseas defaults.Stocks and shares for several U.S. mortgage giants more recently “”fell””:https://themreport.com/articles/stocks-for-mortgage-banks-fall-on-euro-zone-fears-2011-09-09 on fears that Greece would default.
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The 5: Takeaways from the Coyotes’ introduction of Alex Meruelo Derrick Hall satisfied with D-backs’ buying and selling In New York, Golden will be reunited with former Cardinals and current Giants defensive coordinator James Bettcher. Golden’s terrific 2016 came under Bettcher, who was the Cardinals’ defensive coordinator from 2015-17 before taking the same position in New York last season.Related LinksFormer Bears receiver Kevin White signs with CardinalsESPN’s Graziano: Giants could consider pursing Cards QB Josh RosenReports: Mike Iupati to sign with the Seattle SeahawksFormer Broncos OG Max Garcia signs with CardinalsGolden is not the only former Cardinal moving to play under Bettcher. Safety Antoine Bethea was released by the Cardinals before the start of free agency and officially signed with the Giants on Thursday.New Cardinals pass rusher Terrell Suggs is expected to be the primary replacement for Golden on the opposite side of Jones but was not an every-down player in Baltimore. 12 Comments Share Former Cardinals kicker Phil Dawson retires Arizona Cardinals outside linebacker Markus Golden (44) lines up against the Green Bay Packers during an NFL football game, Sunday, Dec. 27, 2015, in Glendale, Ariz. (Jeff Haynes/AP Images for Panini) Former Arizona Cardinals pass rusher Markus Golden is signing with the New York Giants, according to the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.The former second-round pick out of Missouri in the 2015 NFL Draft had a breakout 2016 campaign, recording a team-high 12.5 sacks and forming a fearsome one-two pass-rushing punch with Chandler Jones.The next year, though, Golden tore his ACL four games into the season. He did not appear to be the same player he once was when he returned last season, starting 11 games and finishing with 20 tackles and 2.5 sacks. Grace expects Greinke trade to have emotional impact Top Stories 