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Posted on Monday, 14th May 2012 by Nate Sawers

That sounded like a good deal to West Liberty police officer Tim Smedley, 46, whose house was among the 299 homes destroyed in the Feb. 29 and March 2 tornadoes that hit Morgan County.

Smedley recently learned that he qualified to receive a $15,000 grant, which will be taken off the top of the $75,000 purchase price for a three-bedroom, one-bath house in West Liberty.

Smedley said the house is in a safe, quiet neighborhood — as a police officer, he said, he has never been called to the area — and should be a good place for him and his fiancée, Heather Russell, to raise her 6-year-old daughter, Kaylee.

The FHLBank is one of 12 around the country. It is owned by 741 member institutions in Kentucky; it does not receive taxpayer dollars.

So the Cincinnati bank set aside a $5 million fund to aid disaster recovery. That

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Posted on Wednesday, 9th May 2012 by Nate Sawers

The black gold rush on the roof of the world accelerated on Saturday.

Norway’s Statoil ASA (NYSE ADR: STO) signed a massive deal with Russian behemoth Rosneft in a venture that may require more than $100 billion over the next few decades.

Specifically, the company aims to help Rosneft develop untapped oil resources in the Arctic, as Moscow struggles to gain a competitive advantage given declining oil production in Siberia.

It’s the third recent oil partnership for Rosneft.

Reuters reports:

“The agreement, signed on Saturday, provided a showcase for president-elect Vladimir Putin, serving out his final days as prime minister before a May 7 inauguration, and Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin, in charge of energy and industrial policy.

As a legacy of their time in government, the three deals secure capital and expertise for a push into some of the world’s potentially most energy-rich regions.”

The deal highlights a number of key issues for both oil companies and Moscow moving forward. Read more…

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Posted on Friday, 13th April 2012 by Nate Sawers

Austin, TX. (PRWEB) March 21, 2012

Investment property opportunities are now available from Real estate investing wealth Ltd. The management team on the site will be sending out details of these new opportunities in a special mail to their customers this week.

Lester Longton, one of the Directors at Real estate investing wealth Ltd. said that, These new Investment property opportunities are some of the ones that we have uncovered over the last 3 months and we thought that they were so powerful that we wanted to share them with our readers. We believe that there are some real gems in this list of opportunities that we are sending out and we believe that people can really prosper from looking at the list and taking action. We have also encompassed some real estate training ideas and some ideas on how to buy investment property that we will be sending out in the same mail.

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Posted on Wednesday, 4th April 2012 by Nate Sawers

- WASHINGTON—A Miami-area resident pleaded guilty today for his role in structuring monetary transactions to provide cash for the furtherance of a fraud scheme that resulted in the submission of more than $200 million in fraudulent claims to Medicare, announced the Department of Justice, the FBI, and the Department of Health and Human Services .

ATC, Medlink, and ASI were Florida corporations headquartered in Miami. ATC operated purported partial hospitalization programs in seven different locations throughout South Florida and Orlando. A PHP is a form of intensive treatment for severe mental illness. ASI purported to provide diagnostic sleep disorder testing.

In pleading guilty, Acosta admitted that he worked with Lawrence Duran, one of the owners and operators of ATC, Medlink, and ASI, to use fake identities to create fake Medlink employees. T

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Posted on Wednesday, 21st March 2012 by Admin

When you want to obtain savings rates that fit your needs, it often requires that you earn to not spend money once you have decided to save it. A lot of organisations that provide savings accounts have a limit on the amount of money that you can withdraw. Not to mention, a lot of these companies will not let you withdraw your money or close your account at all until the term of your account has ended.

Individuals who want to earn the highest interest on their saved money should consider savings accounts that are more long term. Short term savings accounts do not earn that much interest and can reduce the amount of money that you are able to make. How can you find investment account rates that tailor to your needs?

The Internet provides a wealth of information that you can use to find savings account estimates to fit your needs with just a few clicks? Read more…

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Posted on Sunday, 18th March 2012 by Nate Sawers

Uranium stocks got hammered last year in the wake of the Fukushima disaster.

But now, roughly one year later, uranium mining stocks have finally begun to bounce back… just like we told you they would.

After getting pummeled in 2011, shares of Cameco Corp. (NYSE: CCJ) – the world’s second-largest uranium miner – are up 32% year-to-date.

Meanwhile, Uranium Resources Inc. (Nasdaq: URRE) and Uranium Energy Corp. (AMEX: UEC) are each up about 30% since the start of the year. And the Global X Uranium ETF (NYSE: URA) is up 25%.

But that’s just the beginning.

These stocks are all still about 50% below where they traded prior to Japan’s disaster.

And rising demand for nuclear energy and a dearth of uranium supplies will soon conspire to push these companies back to their pre-Fukushima levels.

You see, uranium miners cannot expand their operations – or even tread water – with uranium prices at $50.00-$60.00 per pound like they are currently. Read more…

Tags: Uranium, Uranium Energy
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