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Real Estate Agent: “I am a top producer!”

Friday, September 21st, 2012

Have you noticed that interviewing some real estate agents is like talking to an iphone customer?
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Mehran Aram, Union Tribune’s Real Estate and Mortgage Analyst, and President of The Aramco Group, shares information on the real estate and mortgage markets
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Cape Resorts Group Announces New Programs for Ultimate Fall Getaways and a Thanksgiving Vacation Package in Cape May

Friday, September 21st, 2012


Cape May, NJ (PRWEB) September 21, 2012

Cape Resorts Group is excited to reveal innovative programming, as well as special Thanksgiving menus and room rates, for the fall season. In addition to the charming beaches for which Cape May is well known, Cape Resorts Group properties are lauded nationwide for distinctive activities that attract discerning travelers all year long. Highlighting Cape Mays year-round appeal, the autumn offers many unique opportunities for guests to experience the true essence of southern New Jersey.

The first offering from the all-American hotel group is the Falling for Cape May package at Congress Hall, The Virginia and The Sandpiper, which utilizes Cape Resort Groups renowned Beach Plum Farm for a special family vacation. A family of four can enjoy a one day bicycle rental and takeaway lunch from Tommys Folly for a classic picnic on the farm (group of two adults, two children.) The farms pigs, chickens, new sheeps meadow and 100 plus varieties of vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers will await their arrival. Activities during the day include getting lost in the corn maze, hay rides, pumpkin picking and scarecrow decorating competitions, Refreshments for sale will include bottled water, fresh lemonade and apple cider; while baked seasonal goods featuring fresh produce from Beach Plum Farm include pumpkin and zucchini bread as well as candy apples (Rates start at $ 349 at Congress Hall.)

The charming Virginia Hotel & Cottages introduce Farm Service exclusively for select cottage guests. To create the feeling of being at home while still enjoying a relaxing getaway, Cottage guests will now have the opportunity to prepare their food as if they were in their own home. A unique spin on the typical room service amenity, Beach Plum Farm invites visitors to select farm ingredients that will be delivered to their door each morning. Guests can choose from a medley of vegetables including onions, potatoes and asparagus, as well as fresh herbs like basil, mint and thyme. Additionally, the new Executive Chef at The Virginias famed Ebbitt Room, Anthony Micari, will provide recommended recipes using these seasonal ingredients.

The Virginia Hotel & Cottages and Congress Hall present the Thanksgiving Getaway Package for the holiday this year. Available November 20-25, this package includes two or three night accommodations in the Virginia Hotel or the propertys Red Cottage, a four-course Thanksgiving feast and wine pairing for two people at the Ebbitt Room on guests choice of night, and Continental Breakfast for two each morning. For travelers seeking the luxuries of Thanksgiving at a resort, Congress Halls Thanksgiving Getaway package features one, two or three-night accommodations, Thanksgiving dinner and daily breakfast for two in the legendary Blue Pig Tavern. Rates start at $ 320 (Red Cottage), $ 449 (Virginia Hotel) and $ 255 (Congress Hall).

For Thanksgiving dinner specifically at The Virginia Hotel, guests and their families are invited to celebrate with their very own traditions via three new dining options:

Baseball Executive’s $1 Million Cent Authenticated, Certified by Professional Coin Grading Service Division of Collectors Universe

Thursday, September 20th, 2012


Santa Ana, California (PRWEB) September 20, 2012

A $ 1 million United States penny recently acquired by a major league baseball team executive has been certified genuine by the world leader in rare coin authentication and grading, Professional Coin Grading Service (http://www.PCGS.com), a division of Collectors Universe, Inc. (NASDAQ: CLCT).

Coin collector Bob R. Simpson, co-chairman of the Texas Rangers baseball club, paid $ 1 million for the finest of only four known 1943-dated Lincoln cents mistakenly struck in the wrong metal at the San Francisco Mint. Cents were supposed to be of zinc-coated steel that year, and those grey-colored 1943 cents are quite common; however, a few pennies were erroneously made of bronze, the metal composition from the previous year.

Simpson purchased the rare 1943-S bronze cent from Legend Numismatics (http://www.LegendCoin.com) of Lincroft, New Jersey after it was successfully acquired by Legend after “determined negotiations” with an East Coast dealer representing the seller who is described only as “a long-time collector,” according to Legend President Laura Sperber.

“The coin was certified PCGS Secure Plus Mint State 62 with brown when it was submitted to us during the recent September 2012 Long Beach Coin, Stamp & Sports Collectibles Expo (http://www.LongBeachExpo.com),” said PCGS President Don Willis. ” The Simpson Collection now contains the finest known bronze cent from each mint, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Denver, including the unique 1943-D bronze cent that PCGS certified after Legend acquired and sold to him for a record $ 1.7 million in 2010.”

PCGS grades coins on a scale of 1 to 70. A coin’s grade, state of preservation, often has a direct relationship to its marketplace value.

When the 1943-S bronze cent was certified genuine by PCGS experts at the Long Beach Expo, it was placed in one of the company’s sturdy transparent holders made of inert materials and sealed with a tamper-evident method that inhibits atmosphere gases and contaminants that might harm coins. Legend President Sperber then personally delivered the coin to Simpson at his Fort Worth, Texas office.

“Mr. Simpson said, ‘It’s a beautiful coin.’ As he held it he reminisced about the 1943 ‘copper’ Lincoln cent he found in change when he was a youngster, but that turned out to be a fake,” said Sperber.

“The United States Mint switched from making cents in bronze to zinc-coated steel in 1943 because copper was a strategic metal needed during World War II. By error, some bronze planchets made it into the hoppers at the Philadelphia, San Francisco and Denver Mints, were struck and released into circulation. These have become the most famous and valuable of all off-metal coin errors,” explained Willis.

In 1944, a few Lincoln cents were mistakenly struck in zinc-coated steel even though the mint resumed cent production using copper alloy. Simpson also owns the finest collection of 1944 cents struck in the previous year’s metal composition.

“Mr. Simpson is thrilled and proud to own the absolute finest set of bronze 1943 and zinc-coated steel 1944 Lincoln cents. He ranks this as one of the highlights of his extraordinary coin collection, and he wants to eventually display the upgraded set at a major coin show. Even though there’s a dollar value for what we paid for the coins in the set, Mr. Simpson and I agree it’s priceless because it can not be duplicated,” said Sperber.

“It’s been a pleasure for PCGS to play a small part in the creation of this unsurpassable set. The finest collections belong in PCGS holders,” said PCGS President Wills.

Information and photos about this all-time finest collection of its kind can be found online in the PCGS Set RegistrySM under the category Lincoln Cents Off-Metal Strikes, Circulation Strikes 1943 – 1944 (http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistry/alltimeset.aspx?s=80440).

Since its founding in 1986, Professional Coin Grading Service experts have certified over 24 million coins with a total market value of over $ 26 billion. PCGS (http://www.PCGS.com) represents the industry standard in third-party certification. The PCGS Set Registry (http://www.PCGS.com/setregistry) was established in 2001 and now hosts over 58,000 sets.

For additional information about PCGS and its services, visit http://www.PCGS.com or call PCGS Customer Service at (800) 447-8848.







Limetree Lending Group Cuts Costs to Consumers on Mortgages and Provides More Value

Thursday, September 20th, 2012

limetreelending.com President of Limetree Lending Group Jocelyn Predovich announces how Limetree Lending Group has cut the cost of getting a loan, to the new VIP Program for home buyers, to expansion into other Colorado Markets http Colorado & NMLS Licensee: LMB100010141, 278104 Universal Lending Corporation NMLS # 2996 1624 Market Street Suite 202 Denver CO 80202 Regulated by the Colorado Division of Real Estate
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Golf Clubs – Tips for Buying a New Set

Wednesday, September 19th, 2012

Article by Kajak

You’ve been thinking about purchasing a set of clubs for a while and then magically, an offer appears in your email box offering an amazing price for a set of high quality clubs. You’re ready to purchase them based on price alone because it’s a top quality brand name. I recommend you think again.

It’s a common myth that if a club costs more, it will improve your game. But just like having a Porche doesn’t make you a better driver, a better club doesn’t make you a better golfer. Think about it: are drivers really worth $ 650 to $ 1100? Are a set of irons worth $ 1,500 to $ 3,000? If you ask the manufacturers who spend millions of dollars trying to promote their clubs, they’ll say yes. The fact is that paying higher prices does not lower one’s handicap, but buying a properly chosen club will do that, even if it ends up being a less expensive one.

Once you have achieved a decent level of play (which I understand means different things to differnet golfers), you can then consider purchasing custom clubs with proper fitting. And even then, I recommend you go for value rather than show.

Below are some tips to consider to help choose the best set of clubs for you and your game:

1. The shaft is the axle of the club. The better the shaft, the better the club. The shaft flex has a major effect on the feel of a golf club and a medium effect on distance. If you do not know your speed swing, some local golf shops can measure it for you.

3. Shallow face metalwoods (such as Adams Tight Lies) are some of the bigggest game improvement clubs available. These clubs are easy to hit and extremely accurate due to their low center of gravity. Great for golfers of any level.

4. Beginners and novice players choosing a set make-up should consider eliminating the 2 and 3 irons from their set, replacing those hard to hit irons with a 5,7 or 9 wood, preferably shallow face models. Again, like the tip above illustrates, the shallow face metalwoods are an easy way to demonstrably improve your game.

5. Unless you shope at Big & Tall or Small & Short, all golfers should use standard length clubs. Standard length clubs allow players to hit the ball on center a higher percentage of the time, thus increasing distance and accuracy. In recent years, light weight titanium driver heads and Ultra-light graphite shafts have extended driver playing lengths from a standard 43-431/2″ to 44-46″. This is good news and bad news. The good news is, when you increase length, you increase distance. The longer the club, the more club head speed generated and thus more distance. The bad news though, is that the longer the club the more difficult it is to control, resulting in less accuracy. It is not worth sacrificing accuracy for the minimal amount of distance gained past 44″. Keep driver playing lengths to 44″ or less.

Hopefully these tips will help you to purchase the best golf clubs for your game, your experience and your size. Remember that the price and the clubs don’t make the golfer, but practice does!Read more>>

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You’ve been thinking about purchasing a set of clubs for a while and then magically, an offer appears in your email box offering an amazing price for a set of high quality clubs. You’re ready to purchase them based on price alone because it’s a top quality brand name. I recommend you think again.Click for more information on The Ultimake Guide to Golf

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You’ve been thinking about purchasing a set of clubs for a while and then magically, an offer appears in your email box offering an amazing price for a set of high quality clubs. You’re ready to purchase them based on price alone because it’s a top quality brand name. I recommend you think again.Click for more information on The Ultimake Guide to Golf












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