When making love, do a very important point to remember is to always take into account each other's feeling, if not willing, when unilateral, do not evade or forced. In sex, it was like "Strawberry species" or the other to show Gently pinchin timate, and sometimes even arrested, more bite, such as a gross act, which there's nothing wrong, but do not hurt eac
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We start from the first step in sex. What is the first step? Certainly not to undress, is there any sense of what the other side the idea of sex. "Love," it was a matter of expectation and excitement, the joy in the enjoyment of sex, please respect each other's wishes, and considerate of each other's feelings is the most important lesson, when you begin
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Forbes.com has published a list of the 20 most overpriced cities in the United States, and, perhaps to the surprise of few, Los Angeles tops the list. According to Forbes, “earnings potential and living expenses,” including salary information, unemployment figures, the cost of living, and the Housing Opportunity Index, were all examined in compil
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The sixth annual AltBuild Expo, held at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium this past weekend, was billed as a showcase for “the best of Green Building & Design Materials, Energy Efficiency, … Sustainable Landscape, … ” and more. However, the unwritten theme at the Expo was simplicity. I was struck by the rather low-budget displays
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Today, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released the March installment of the Mass Layoff Report clearly showing a dramatic deterioration of the nation’s job market with 2,191 mass layoff events resulting in 228,387 initial unemployment claims causing the six month moving average of non-seasonally adjusted mass layoff events to jump by 80.42% while tota
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Today, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) released their Existing Home Sales Report for March which continued to indicate that home sales, despite the significant slide to median selling prices fueling speculative sales of distressed properties in the western region, are continuing to fall.Existing single family home sales were down 5.7% on a year-ov
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Today, the Department of Labor released their latest read of Joblessness showing seasonally adjusted “initial” unemployment claims increased 27,000 to 640,000 from last week’s revised 613,000 claims while “continued” claims jumped 93,000 resulting in an “insured” unemployment rate of 4.6%.It’s important to note that the two most significant periods f
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Subtitle: The Prime Bomb Cometh... Again!Hudson City Bancorp (NASDAQ:HCBK), fully recognized as the “poster child” for safe prime-only mortgage lending and whose CEO’s frequent media appearances usually come with heaping portions of high praise and accolades, appears now to be fully experiencing portfolio stress driven by the vicious combination of rising
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The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) publishes the results of a weekly applications survey that covers roughly 50 percent of all residential mortgage originations and tracks the average interest rate for 30 year and 15 year fixed rate mortgages, 1 year ARMs as well as application volume for both purchase and refinance applications.The purchase application
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Subtitle: Living it Up at The Hard Times Cafe!This recurring monthly post tracks the latest results of the housing market seen in Arlington Massachusetts.I choose Arlington as a result of the Boston Globe’s (relatively) recently published and absurdly anecdotal and ludicrous farce about the town’s “hot” housing market.The ridiculous tone and outright mis
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Subtitle: Charade Finally Over?So, here is how the story goes…America spends the better part of 20 years in an unprecedented speculative frenzy… dot-com boom, housing boom, consumption boom, commercial real estate boom, finance boom, government boom… anything that was levered to credit and financial engineering and had an unrealistic speculative story BO
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Today’s results of the Conference Board’s Leading Economic Indicators continue to indicate troubled times ahead declining 0.3% from February 2009 and 3.73% compared to March 2008, leaving the index at a level of 98.1.
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This post combines the latest results of the Rueters/University of Michigan Survey of Consumers, the Conference Board’s Index of CEO Confidence and the State Street Global Markets Index of Investor Confidence indicators into a combined presentation that will run twice monthly as preliminary data is firmed.These three indicators should disclose a clear pictu
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Subtitle: RI at The Peak?As I had noted in my original post, historically it has been very unusual for there to be more than a 1.5% difference (either more or less) between the unemployment rates if Massachusetts and Rhode Island.Recently though, we have seen a historically unusual spread between Rhode Island’s high and accelerating rate and Massachusetts
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Today, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released the results of their Business Outlook Survey for April showing a continued deterioration of the regions manufacturing sector with the current activity index indicating notable contraction at –24.The survey of the Philadelphia regions manufacturing sector has been a pretty solid leading indicator of th
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Today’s New Residential Construction Report continues to firmly demonstrate the intensity and completeness of the washout conditions that now exist in the nation’s housing markets particularly for new residential construction showing tremendous declines on both a peak and year-over-year basis to single family permits both nationally and across every region
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Today, the Department of Labor released their latest read of Joblessness showing seasonally adjusted “initial” unemployment claims declined notably dropping 53,000 to 610,000 from last week’s revised 663,000 claims while “continued” claims jumped 172,000 resulting in an “insured” unemployment rate of 4.5%.It’s important to note that the two most sign
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Here’s another excellent post by Ira Artman titled "Greed, Fear and Loathing - What's Next for Home Prices?" concerning the state of the housing market and specifically the outlook for home prices.Ira points out, with superb detail, that home prices will more than likely overshoot their “fair” value with respect to incomes while unemployment and foreclos
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Today, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) released their latest Housing Market Index (HMI) showing an increase to the overall index as well as all component indices.It’s important to recognize that although the series are seasonally adjusted, each series has generally shown notable strength or noticeable flattening during the first quarter of
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Today, the Federal Reserve released their monthly read of industrial production showing a further continuation of the simply stunning declines to the aggregate production and widespread declines across many industries, particularly those related to consumer spending, construction, business vehicles and HVAC, resulting in a significant year-over-year decline
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The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) publishes the results of a weekly applications survey that covers roughly 50 percent of all residential mortgage originations and tracks the average interest rate for 30 year and 15 year fixed rate mortgages, 1 year ARMs as well as application volume for both purchase and refinance applications.The purchase application
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Today, the U.S. Census Bureau released its latest nominal read of retail sales showing a decrease of 1.1% from February 2009 and 9.4% decline from March 2008 on an aggregate of all items including food, fuel and healthcare services.Discretionary retail sales including home furnishings, home garden and building materials, consumer electronics and department s
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The two most prominent and long running monthly U.K. housing price indices continue to register serious year-over-year declines resulting in the largest peak decline seen in at least 17 years.The “Nationwide” series, which reported data through February, indicated that U.K. home prices declined 17.6% on a year-over-year basis while the “Halifax” series w
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