Public Enemies- News Day

During the first of several bank robberies in Michael Mann's Depression-era gangster movie "Public Enemies," a rakish John Dillinger ( Johnny Depp) spots a shabbily dressed customer offering his meager deposit.

"We're not here for your money," says Dillinger, all kindness and charm. "We're here for the bank's money."

They're the same thing, of course, as we in the bailout age have discovered. But 1933 seems a simpler time, when a bank robber could be a folk hero; the Mafia had yet to join the global economy; and J. Edgar Hoover's FBI was pioneering the phone tap using vinyl 78s. This richly textured era - seemingly ancient but still recognizable and relevant - makes "Public Enemies" feel less like a flick and more like a fable.

If Dillinger is a frisky fox, FBI agent Melvin Purvis ( Christian Bale) is the humorless hound. Driven by the merciless Hoover ( Billy Crudup, subtly psychotic and possibly closeted), the FBI suffers as many casualties as it inflicts. Meantime, Dillinger's sad-eyed girlfriend, Billie Frechette ( Marion Cotillard), seems to intuit how this bloodshed will end.

"Public Enemies" can be a somber shoot-'em-up; the secondary characters blur together, a stream of clenched jaws and bullet wounds. Stephen Graham, briefly playing the volatile Baby Face Nelson, alone triggers the nerve-jangling mayhem that usually defines the gangster genre.

Despite its wide-brimmed hats and high-crowned sedans, "Public Enemies" has its mind on the 2000s. The plural title encompasses the good guys, who resort to monstrous tactics - including torture - in their pursuit of monsters. Something about Dillinger's bloody, summary death has always nagged at the public; Mann is clearly urging today's audiences to draw its own conclusions.

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Thursday, March 19, 2009
New Bill


As you may have already heard, President Obama released information about his new foreclosure plan for homeowners with details to follow on March 4th. This is part two of the government's attempt to fix this housing crisis. On Oct.1, 2008, a $300 billion dollar Hope For Homeowners plan made to target approximately 400,000 homeowners has successfully helped 22 people as of January 24th. That's right, 22 people in four months (Click on this link to see a FHA report sent to Congress last month). Now with a new bill proposing $75 billion, 75% less money to use than the last bill, how will this help 9 million homeowners?

Let's take a look at the few facts already available about this new proposed bill:

1) Lenders are not required to modify loans, it is strictly voluntary. This stipulation was set in the previous bill and will remain in this one.

2) Only first mortgages will be eligible for modification. Second mortgages can NOT be modified.


These two facts alone are already telling us that this bill will result in the same type of disappointment as its predecessor and will continue to acknowledge the fact that the only way to achieve real help is through an experienced attorney-backed negotiation team. Again, my company exists for savvy clients that realize the government is not in a position to convince investors to take ridiculous losses through small incentives.

Diamond Consulting Group guarantees results. The only thing the government will guarantee is taxes. Please feel free to call me with questions or to get started with your free consultation.

P.S. Did you know that the government holds preferred shares/stocks in banks like Bank of America, Citigroup, Chase and Wells Fargo? Something to think about.


Regards,


Amy Everett
Account Manager
Diamond Consulting Group
27450 Ynez Road Ste 306
Temecula, CA 92591
Tel: 866-724-3863
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Email: aeverett@diamondcg.com
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
Obama


Regard to the government's new plan to save homeowners. The new "Streamlined Modification Program" offered by the Federal Home Loan Agency has been created to induce servicers and banks to workout more modifications with homeowners. They currently regulate about 20% of all currently delinquent mortgages. The target date for this project is Dec. 15th, 2008. Here are some quick things to know about eligibility:

Bank/Servicer must volunteer to enter this program
Loan to Value must be 90% or higher
Homeowner must be at least 3 months (90 days) past due on their mortgage payments
Property must be an Owner Occupied property
Homeowner cannot be involved in bankruptcy
Zero chance of permanent principal reduction
To entice servicers and banks to participate, the government will be giving them $800 for every homeowner they help. Most investors will stand to lose significantly more than $800 by entering homeowners into this program. Similar to the Hope for Homeowners program, a previously failed initiative that began on Oct 1st, 2008, there is no real incentive for investors to agree to this situation and many homeowners will likely have to consider destroying their credit to find that they will not qualify for help. If you need more information about this program, please contact me by phone or email.



Regards,

Amy Everett
Account Manager
Diamond Consulting Group
27450 Ynez Road Ste 306
Temecula, CA 92591
866-724-3863
866-453-0588
aeverett@diamondcg.com
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Are you behind? Barley getting by every month? Stressed you might lose your home? I can help. I work for Diamond Consulting Group. We are backed by the Government we are regulated by Department Of Real state. And have an AA Rating on the BBB. I work in all 50 states. What I do is I have negotiators and attorneys to renegotiate the terms of your loan. We will get it as low as 40% lower a month. We will get you a fixed rate , lower Principal. It does not require credit checks, the more your behind the more we can help. Every one will qualify as long as someone IN the home has a job . Please email me I will give you information or call 1-866-724-3863 ext.257 . Ask for me Amy Everett
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How To Choose

So it's Sunday morning , and I have finally brushed off Friday nights intentions. Do you ever stand up there on the stage of life ? Watching your audience , And you sit there and wonder where will all this take you next. Are you in love with someone you can't have? Or someone who didn't call after your date on Friday? Maybe your in a relationship and you are not really happy. SO you hold on to memories and try to make them real, today. But they live in yesterday. My point is, to remember you are on stage, you are in control of everything. So make what doesn't ring true today , make it your past , and make what is true real. Never wait in line, Never be second best, never doubt in who you are and what you stand for, never let any one push you down. They live on your watch and if it isn't the right time, move on. It will be there regret , never your own.

When You Become The Other Woman

Think About It Ladies........


So at first you tell your self his wife/girlfriend just isn't doing the job, so you feel some what special he is coming to you. Or You just don't care but you want the excitement and the fun with out the commitment.Either way it catches up to you. Because in the real world when you see their family pictures after you have slept with him a few times , it will sink in and hard. You see, you become the crutch for them to not deal with their problems. He says she is crazy, distant, doesn't want to have sex.... Really? Well think about it... Maybe he has walls , obviously he does if he is skirting behind her back, she feels pushed away and bingo.. Intimacy slides, resentment sets in and she thinks he is leaving her so she gets paranoid. Does this make sense to you? So my point is. If he runs with her when it gets tough, what will he do with you?

Why Woman DO Not Like Nice Guys!

Why women do not like nice guys!
Submitted by arkady on February 10, 2008 - 7:16am.
Many sources of dating advice suggest that women are not attracted to, and are not interested in, dating "nice" guys. However, few of those sources bother to explain why - why don't women find attractive that which they seem to really want and even openly ask from the opposite sex? Why is it that these women ask for a sweet, caring, genuine, generous guy, but once they meet one, they get bored so quickly and they can't wait to move on because they just feel that "there is no chemistry there."
In order to understand this fascinating phenomenon, it is crucial that you realize and remember that there is a fundamental difference between being a nice guy and being an attractive guy. Did you ever ask yourself - what does it mean being attractive to a woman? Well, in short it means being an interesting individual who has qualities that make him an interesting and a good company. Look at this concept carefully for a moment - "good" alone and in itself won't cut it. It must be good and interesting. Being good means all those positive qualities of being honest, caring, genuine, considerate, and all other traits that make a nice guy. But, how does that guy become interesting? Well, to be an interesting company, you must be confident, funny, and different from other guys. All my dating audio programs for guys are dedicated to explaining in great detail what being confident, different, and funny means. For the purposes of this article I want to suggest to you that it means anything but being "nice." If all you are is nice, this means that you are boring! You are not doing anything to challenge a woman's mind, to contribute to and openly critique her opinions, to make her laugh, to be sarcastic and tease her, and to make fun of her and yourself in an endeering and charming way that will turn your interaction with her into a fun and memorable banter. If all you do is saying "excuse me, I agree, exactly, I am sorry, are you ok? are you sure about this?" and alike, you are anything but an attractive man. You are considerate, polite, kind, and all those other great things, but you are NOT sexy to her! You don't turn her on! And without that, you can't possibly be a romantic/dating candidate.
Think about it - there are certain qualities that you expect to see in a woman! Her body must be of a certain shape. Her behavior must make her come across as gentle, elegant and feminine. Well, a woman is also looking to find certain fundamental qualities in a man that she wants to be romantically involved with. These qualities have nothing to do with being a nice guy, simply because she wants every guy she deals with socially, at work, at school or in any other setting to be nice. There has to be something else in a guy she will be attracted to, beyond being nice - he has to show that masculinity that manifests itself in confidence, sense of humor and standing out from the rest of the guys in simple but obvious ways. We just talked briefly about confidence and humor. What about being different from other guys? Well, there are quite a few ways in which you can stand out form the rest. You might be different because you have a certain rare hobby that captures your soul and consumes a lot of your time. Your hobby or hobbies excite you and reflect on your personality and your passion for doing what you enjoy so much. Seeing a man with a passion is naturally attractive to women. You may come across as a different and a better guy just because you don't get as drunk when you are out like everyone else, and you don't allow yourself to degrade to the embarassing levels of stupor like many other guys in bars and clubs. When a woman sees that you give yourself more respect by not lowering yourself to the levels of others around you, she is very likely to be intrigued by you - that guy who doesn't conform to the behavior of others and who likes to be in control of himself at all times. Perhaps there is a unique style to your appearance or perhaps you worked on your linguistic skills and you are more eloquent than the average guy out there - those are just a few other random, simple ways in which you can stand out and be more attractive to women.
So, what am I trying to say here? The bottoms line is this: being a nice guy is great and you shouldn't change that about yourself. But, you should be nice and something more than just that - that something that makes you attractive and even sexually desirable to women - you must possess the qualities that distinguish you and set forth your masculinity clearly to the opposite sex. And those qualities are your sense of humor, your confidence, and your being different from most other, average nice guys.