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Experienced Edina Realty Short Sale Agent Kris Lindahl Explains How The Extended Mortgage Debt Relief Law Will Help Homeowners

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Blaine, MN (PRWEB) January 02, 2013

Kris Lindahl, Edina Realty’s number one short sale agent, was excited to see that, as part of the 11th hour dealings to avoid the fiscal cliff, lawmakers have extended the Mortgage Debt Relief Act through 2013. President Obama is expected to sign it shortly. “This is great news,”says Kris Lindahl. “The extension of this act means that homeowners will not have to pay taxes on forgiven mortgage debt through 2013,” Kris explains.

The Mortgage Debt Relief Act was set to expire on December 31, 2012 and would have put millions of homeowners in an undesirable situation. With its extension, homeowners can take a breath of relief. “I’ve been watching this situation very closely for the past year,” Kris Lindahl said, and continued, “I was very happy to see it extended in the 11th hour.” The extension will now be in effect until January 1, 2014.

Kris Lindahl and his short sale team are hard working, full-time Edina Realty realtors. Kris and his all members of his team hold the designations Certified Distressed Property Experts (CDPE), Short Sale & Foreclosure Resources (SFR), and Council of Residential Specialists (CRS). Kris received the Chairman’s Award from Edina Realty for record-breaking numbers in sales and sales volume.

In addition to creating online real estate resources Kris also takes time to give to charities including the ACBC Emergency Food Shelf, the Liz Loglin Foundation, and most recently the Newtown Youth and Family Services. “I get so much support from family, friends, clients, and the community that the least I can do is give back,” Kris Lindahl said.

Call Kris and his team at (763) 607-1415 for more information. Visit the Minnesota Short Sale Calculator website to check eligibility. Download a complimentary copy of the eBook “A Homeowner’s Guide To Short Sales” and check out the video series on YouTube.







OBAMA Says “White Folks” Are “Cruel” And “Ignorant” (Real Audio: Barack Reads His Book)

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Barack Obama Says “White Folks” Are “Cruel” And “Ignorant” (Real Audio From Him Reading His Book. If you don’t look like him, Obama hates you. Because of that, he intends to use the government to take MORE of the money you earn and work hard for so he can give your money to people who do look like him. This is Barack Obama’s tribalism, this is Barack Obama’s lifetime war on “white folks”. It is unAmerican and unConstitutional. Brand new “Impeach Obama” shirts, mousepads, mugs, and magnets are on sale at www.cafepress.com
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Hugo Chavez gives Barack Obama a book to read

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On Friday, the two crossed paths in the Port of Spain hotel where the Summit is being held, and Mr. Obama walked over to be greeted with a handshake and smiles. Mr. Chavez’s office said he told the new President: I want to be your friend. At a meeting this morning, Mr. Chavez walked over to Mr. Obama, gave him a friendly pat, and handed him a book — The Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent by Eduardo Galeano. It is a book that argues the continent has been scarred by US and European exploitation. And a lunch-time photo of all 34 leaders today, Mr. Obama smiled at Mr. Chavez, and reached over for a handshake again. It’s far from clear whether the exchanges are the first sign of better relations with the fiery and mercurial Mr. Chavez, however. Mr. Chavez has built his populist support in Venezuela on anti-American rhetoric and has used the country’s oil revenues to build alliances in the region. Two of Mr. Chavez’s leftist Latin American allies, Nicaragua’s Daniel Ortega and Bolivia’s Evo Morales, have welcomed the change Mr. Obama represents, but said they are waiting to see the proof. Mr. Morales said he was surprised by the welcome message of equal partnership and non-interference Mr. Obama delivered in his first speech at the summit Friday night, but added that he’s yet to see the difference 100 days into his presidency.. In Bolivia, we have yet to feel any change. The policies of conspiracy continue, he said. His views echoed …

Thrill-Seeking Led to Secret Service Lapse in Judgment says Dr. Bonnie

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(PRWEB) April 19, 2012

Secret Service members who had their clearances pulled after bringing prostitutes back to their hotel while on the job in Columbia (http://bit.ly/HZRSaB) were experiencing a biochemical craving for connection, says relationship and sex therapist Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil. The organization says they let their boss, President Obama, down with the behavior of these men and it will likely cause additional outrage from the public in regards to taxpayer money being used to hire prostitutes.

“The Secret Service was seen as a badge of honor,” says Dr. Bonnie, “and this revelation has definitely sullied their reputation.” Behavior like this is not uncommon among people with high stress, high-powered jobs. Politicians are frequently getting caught with their pants down – sometimes literally – and it even extends to the Oval Office where not that long ago President Clinton was impeached for engaging in illicit sexual acts on the job.

Dr. Bonnie says this can all be attributed to the biochemical craving for connection. “When people are constantly dealing with a high-stress environment, they’re looking for ways to self-medicate. They’re not thinking clearly and they’re likely looking for experiences that will give them additional highs and make them feel even more powerful.” It’s self-reinforcing she says. The more powerful people feel, the more risks they take, which in turn makes them feel even more powerful.

It’s an addictive cycle, one often started by something like a high-stress or high-powered job. “But it then devolves into just wanting that high to feel good, or to escape,” explains Dr. Bonnie. It becomes a quest for forbidden fruit, to feed the addiction. People with jobs like Secret Service members don’t have to look hard for exciting experiences – they’re in foreign countries, spending time with powerful people, they’re likely to take risks says Dr. Bonnie – and in the right situation, they should!

“The Secret Service’s job often depends on them taking risks, so it can be hard to shut off that behavior and not let it permeate every aspect of their life,” Dr. Bonnie observes. But the very scrutiny and pressure that brings with it so much excitement, is the reason why people in a public service line of work have to be even more careful about their behavior. Says Dr. Bonnie, “by engaging in compromising behavior, they not only let down the President of the United States, they may have compromised his safety. And they will be subject to much harsher

penalties, both from the public and from their own system of review.”

To see learn more about the Biochemical Craving for Connection, watch Dr. Bonnie in these videos: http://youtu.be/vOIomp6CHSo and http://youtu.be/UWFriVLUQDg; and in the Discovery Health/Oprah Winfrey Network documentary titled “Unfaithful” (http://bit.ly/GSP0KB)

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Text ADULTERY to 82257 to find out from Dr Bonnie if adultery or affairs may be looming in your relationship!

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Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil’s best-selling book, Adultery the Forgivable Sin is being re-released under a new distributor and making its appearance available in eBook format and print on Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/Adultery-Forgivable-Bonnie-Eaker-Weil/dp/1587768151/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1321019076&sr=8-1). Adultery the Forgivable Sin was also made into a Lifetime Original Movie starring Kate Jackson.

Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil, PhD, is also author of the 2010 New York Times Readers Choice Award-winning book Make Up Dont Break Up with accompanying DVD. Dr. Bonnie is a marriage counselor treating couples, singles, and step families. She works with those considering breaking up, people who have committed adultery, and couples who want to strengthen their relationships damaged by resentment or unresolved anger, teaching people to fight to increase passion, bring back magic and restore the sizzle.

As a marriage and family therapist, Dr. Bonnie teaches Smart Heart Dialogue along with intimacy, communication, and connection tools, and counsels families and children.

Named the Best Local New York Therapist by the US Commerce Association two years in a row (2011 and 2012) and known as The Adultery Buster and the No. 1 Love Expert, she is the best-selling author of other books like Can We Cure and Forgive Adultery?, How Not to (S)mother Your Man and Keep a Woman Happy, and Financial Infidelity: Making Money Sexy.

Dr. Bonnie was named by Psychology Today and NY Magazine as one of America’s Best Therapists and is presently featured and available now on the Discovery Health/Oprah Winfrey Network documentary titled “Unfaithful” (http://bit.ly/GSP0KB) and A&E on addictions. The San Francisco Chronicle, which interviews Dr. Bonnie regularly, voted her one of their love experts.

Also find her on Good Morning America, on the Today Show’s three-day series on infidelity, The Oprah Winfrey Show five times, and a four day series on Fox TV regarding dating. She appears frequently on ABC, Fox, CBS and NBC News, The View, 20/20, and CNN; and is often featured in USA Today and the New York Times. Visit Dr. Bonnie at http://www.DoctorBonnie.com.







Women Making History at the U.S. Supreme Court

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Brooklyn, New York (PRWEB) March 05, 2012

Whats The 411 Networks, a digital media company (http://www.whatsthe411.com), founded by Ruth J. Morrison recently made history when it launched coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court. Whats The 411 Networks is the first Black-owned media company to receive media credentials to cover the U.S. Supreme Court. Constitutional Law Professor Gloria Browne-Marshall Whats The 411 Networks correspondent covering the United States Supreme Court is the first African-American woman journalist to cover the countrys highest court.

With U.S. Supreme Court media credentials, Ms. Browne-Marshall listened to the oral arguments at the United States Supreme Court on February 28, 2012, for the cases Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum and Mohamad v. Palestinian Authority. Both cases focus on corporate immunity; expressly, should corporations be held liable for acts of torture committed under their auspices? What makes these cases especially fascinating is that both cases allege torture by a foreign company on foreign soil.

My mission is to report on the U.S. Supreme Court in a manner that is accessible to the general public and of assistance to scholars at large, said Gloria Browne-Marshall. I applaud Whats The 411 Networks for its willingness to cover the actions of the U.S. Supreme Court, as not enough attention is paid to the Third branch of government. The general population knows the least about the workings of the U.S. Supreme Court; yet its rulings become the law of the land.

I am delighted to have created a media company that facilitated this momentous occasion, said Ruth J. Morrison. Decisions from the United States Supreme Court affect the lives of all citizens, immigrants, and in these particular cases, people and corporations beyond our borders. And, truth be told, the U.S. Supreme Court is the most powerful branch of government because all too often, its rulings stand without Congressional intervention.

Further, in view of Citizens United, it will be very interesting to see how the Court threads this needle regarding these two cases, Ms. Morrison continued.

About Whats The 411 Networks

Based in Brooklyn, New York, What’s The 411? Networks is a digital media/news company. Targeting sophisticated multi-cultural audiences, the Whats The 411 Networks website (http://www.whatsthe411.com) and television show contain primarily news-oriented original video content produced by the Whats The 411 team.

About Ruth J. Morrison

Ruth J. Morrison is the Founder of Whats The 411 Networks, a digital media/news company. Ms. Morrison is not one to color inside the lines. She is a person of firsts. Ms. Morrison was the first Executive Director of the Brooklyn International Trade Development Center, the first small business development center in New York City whose sole responsibility was to help small businesses export their products and services.

Additionally, Ms. Morrison was the first African-American leased time producer to distribute a weekly television show on WNYC-TV; she also licensed that show to a broadcaster in South Africa. She was a consultant to an American company doing business in Brasil; the first African-American woman beat reporter to cover the NY Knicks and she became a video streaming pioneer in the mid-1990s. Ms. Morrison developed and launched from conception the City of New Yorks multi-channel cable television network.

Ms. Morrison was a Communications Fellow at the Annenberg Washington Program of Northwestern University; and a Communications Director for a member of the U.S. Congress. She earned a master’s degree in Interactive Telecommunications from the prestigious Tisch School of the Arts at New York University and she completed her coursework towards a Ph.D. in Political Science at Columbia University.

Ms. Morrison is a contender for the Robert McCormick New Media Women Entrepreneurs Program.

About Gloria J. Browne-Marshall

Gloria J. Browne-Marshall is a Constitutional Law Professor at John Jay College of the City University of New York. She is also the author of Race, Law and American Society 1607 Present, and The U.S. Constitution: An African American Context. As the Director and Founder of The Law and Policy Group, a think tank for the community, she oversees the publication of The Report on the Status of Black Women and Girls(R) which is the only ongoing national report on the state of Black females in America.

Additionally, Gloria J. Browne-Marshall is an award-winning playwright, free-lance journalist, and recipient of the 2009 Ida B. Wells-Barnett Justice Award. As a journalist, she traveled to Oslo, Norway, to cover President Barack Obama’s receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize. She speaks nationally and internationally on criminal justice, civil rights, gender equality, human rights, and child advocacy issues. She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, and several civic organizations. Gloria J. Browne-Marshall writes books, essays, and legal articles on issues of racial justice, which specifically relate to the role of women.

Ruth J. Morrison and Gloria Browne-Marshall are available for interviews.

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