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Added for You - 2005 College Coaching Changes
FHA loan programs:FHA Access FHA Cal Gold FHA Rural Gold FHA Mutal Mtg. Insurance FHA 203 (k) FHA 203 b FHA 251 FHA Title I program FHA MIP RefundThe Federal housing administration was created by Congress in 1934 as part of the national housing act. The purpose of the act, and of the FHA, was to generate new jobs through increased construction activity, to exert a stabilizing influence on the mortgage market, and to promote the financing, prepared, and sale of real estatenationwide. Today, the FHA is part of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).The FHA's primary function is to insure loans. FHA approved lenders are insured against losses caused by borrower default.The FHA insurance program is called mutual mortgage insurance plan (MMI). Under the plan, lenders who had been approved by the FHA to make insured loans either submit applications from prospective borrowers to the local FHA office for approval, or, if authorized by the FH to do so, from the underwriting functions themselves. Lenders who are authorized by the FHA to fully underwrite their own FHA loan applications are called direct endorsement lenders (DE Lenders). A direct endorsement lender is responsible for the entire mortgage process, from application for closing. When a direct endorsement lender has approved and closed a loan, the application for mortgage insurance is submitted to the FHA.As the insurer, the FHA incurs full liability for losses resulting from default and property foreclosure. In turn, the FHA regulates many of the terms and conditions of the loan. FHA regulations have the force and effect of law.FHA loan features.Any loan intended for submission for FHA insurance has a number of features that distinguish it from a conventional loan. The most significant of these features are:1. Less stringent quality standards. FHA will allow re-establishment of a credit within two years after a discharge of bankruptcy, when any judgments have been fully paid, any tax liens have been repaid, or a repayment
INDIANA
Head Coach: Terry Hoeppner
Former HC: Gerry DiNardo—Currently unemployed
Hoeppner had six winning seasons as the HC at Miami of Ohio and was instrumental in molding star QB Ben Roethlisberger into the prize catch that he turned out to be for the Pittsburgh Steelers, now its off to the Big Ten for Hoeppner who will have his hands full trying to turn around the program at Indiana.
LSU
Head Co
So you’ve started your own business, and you’re as proud as can be! You’ve got your business cards, complete with the custom logo that you had created especially for your new endeavor. You’ve ordered the stationary, complete with your return address on the upper left hand corner of the envelope. The gold nameplate for your office door will be in any day now, and so will the matching one for your desk. Your new desk phone is already programmed with every phone number you could possibly need. You’re all set to go- or are you? You are, as long as you’ve ordered your business checks.Your own, personalized business checks are the proverbial “cherry on top” of the “own business sundae”. You’ve built the major part of your company already, so that’s the ice cream. All of the fun doo-dads like the phone and business cards are the toppings and whipped cream. The pride reflecting from within you when you sign your first business check, complete with your name, your company name, your company address and phone number, and of course, your logo in the upper left hand corner.Think about it this way- from payroll to pencils, the electric bill to the envelopes to mail it in, your business checks can be used to pay any bill that comes up in your company. When you head out to your local office supply store, writing out one of your business checks instead of paying with cash, credit or debit card is essentially handing your business card to everyone who handles your check. The friendly cashier who might be in need your services one day; the store manager as they tally up the deposit for the bank; and everyone at the bank that saw your check come through.When you have business checks, you’re basically telling the whole world that you mean business! You’re not one of those fly-by-night operations that could close up shop at a moments notice because you went to all of the trouble (or lack thereof) to have your checks printed.You can order your business checks at the financial institution where your account is held, or you can utilize the services of a private company that offers a large assort
In the college ranks there exists a distinct advantage with regard to familiarity, many of this year’s new hires used that same familiarity to their advantage during the interview process, 2005 brings no less that 20 newly hired Division 1-A head coaches, following is a listing of the new HC’s and where the former HC ended up as well as a brief synopsis on what each newbie is walking into…..good luck!
BYU
Head Coach: Bronco Mendenhall
Former HC: Gary Crowton—now the Offensive coordinator at Oregon
Returning BYU to its glory days will be a tough task but new HC Bronco Mendenhall has an outstanding reputation as a near genius when it comes to coaching defense, Mendenhall is only 38 yrs old and this is his first head coaching gig so he has a lot to prove and of course a lot to change in this program when considering that the Cougars have gone a shoddy 14-23 since that stellar 2001 season when they posted a mark of 12-0.
EAST CAROLINA
Head Coach: Skip Holtz
Former HC: John Thompson—now co-defensive coordinator at South Carolina
If the new Pirate skipper has a last name that rings a bell in the back of your mind...it should...he is the 41yr old son of Lou Holtz who retired from South Carolina following last season, Skip Holtz served as his dad’s offensive coordinator with the Gamecocks since 1999 and hoped to succeed his father, however, the availability of Steve Spurrier nixed that notion.
FLORIDA
Head Coach: Urban Meyer
Former HC: Ron Zook—now Head coach at Illinois
Urban Meyer at only 40 years of age is another member of the up and coming crop of young HC’s to keep an eye on, Meyer made his mark at Bowling Green by completely turning around that program in 2001 and then the following year led those Falcons to a top 25 finish.
The past two years Meyer has been at Utah and capped off his short stay by leading the Utes on a 16 game win streak followed by a blow out win over Pittsburgh in the Fiesta Bowl which was the first ever BCS bowl appearance by a non-BCS school...in Meyer’s two years at Bowling Green and his two years at Utah he compiled a lofty four year mark of 39-8...look out SEC!
ILLINOIS
Head Coach: Ron Zook
Former HC: Ron Turner—now Offensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears
After a disasterous (by Gator standards) three year stay at Florida which saw Ron Zook compile a mark of 23-14 following the departure of Steve Spurrier to the Washington Redskins, the Gator faithful had their fill and ousted Zook, however, somehow someway, Zook landed on his feet and is now heading up the Illini. Zook’s strength is teaching and running a strong defense which of course was former HC Turner’s weakness, only time will tell.
INDIANA
Head Coach: Terry Hoeppner
Former HC: Gerry DiNardo—Currently unemployed
Hoeppner had six winning seasons as the HC at Miami of Ohio and was instrumental in molding star QB Ben Roethlisberger into the prize catch that he turned out to be for the Pittsburgh Steelers, now its off to the Big Ten for Hoeppner who will have his hands full trying to turn around the program at Indiana.
LSU
Head Coa
A Lot of People in Life Never Have a Really Strong Desire to Do the Things that Will Get Them to the Top of the Heap. Here Are Four Ways to Put Motivation into Your Life Right Now"Develop success from failures. Discouragement and failure are two of the surest stepping stones to success." Dale Carnegie 1888-1955A majority of people living on this planet right now feel down and out because they are not enjoying the good things in life that they see on television every day. One of the biggest reasons they are failures in life is not because they attempted to accomplish great goals and failed. No, these people went to college, got a degree in dance or drama, and then started working at Starbucks to pay back their tuition fees. Five years later they become managers of Starbucks and never again think about becoming a professional dancer or paid actor. They tried to get jobs that reflected their college degrees for two years, and when nothing happened, they bit the bullet and got a "real job".These are the people you hear complaining about how Donald Trump and Paris Hilton are living the lives they should be having, instead of being a manager at Starbucks. They lost that fire in life that every successful business person or celebrity has burning in them at all times. They don't understand what Dale Carnegie knew: You not only have to learn from your failures and discouragements in life, you actually NEED them to succeed! The following examples are ways you can make sure you either retain that fire in life, or shows you how you can cultivate that burning desire to do the things in life that will motivate you into being a truly successful person.1. PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR MOUTH IS As long as you have established realistic goals that you really want to attain in life, this is one of the biggest ways to ensure you really want that goal. Specifically, it is a technique that requires you to take the biggest risk of your life, no matter what the outcome. Here are some really good examples: You just started your own business five months ago, but you have not yet quit your job because you l
BYU
Head Coach: Bronco Mendenhall
Former HC: Gary Crowton—now the Offensive coordinator at Oregon
Returning BYU to its glory days will be a tough task but new HC Bronco Mendenhall has an outstanding reputation as a near genius when it comes to coaching defense, Mendenhall is only 38 yrs old and this is his first head coaching gig so he has a lot to prove and of course a lot to change in this program when considering that the Cougars have gone a shoddy 14-23 since that stellar 2001 season when they posted a mark of 12-0.
EAST CAROLINA
Head Coach: Skip Holtz
Former HC: John Thompson—now co-defensive coordinator at South Carolina
If the new Pirate skipper has a last name that rings a bell in the back of your mind...it should...he is the 41yr old son of Lou Holtz who retired from South Carolina following last season, Skip Holtz served as his dad’s offensive coordinator with the Gamecocks since 1999 and hoped to succeed his father, however, the availability of Steve Spurrier nixed that notion.
FLORIDA
Head Coach: Urban Meyer
Former HC: Ron Zook—now Head coach at Illinois
Urban Meyer at only 40 years of age is another member of the up and coming crop of young HC’s to keep an eye on, Meyer made his mark at Bowling Green by completely turning around that program in 2001 and then the following year led those Falcons to a top 25 finish.
The past two years Meyer has been at Utah and capped off his short stay by leading the Utes on a 16 game win streak followed by a blow out win over Pittsburgh in the Fiesta Bowl which was the first ever BCS bowl appearance by a non-BCS school...in Meyer’s two years at Bowling Green and his two years at Utah he compiled a lofty four year mark of 39-8...look out SEC!
ILLINOIS
Head Coach: Ron Zook
Former HC: Ron Turner—now Offensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears
After a disasterous (by Gator standards) three year stay at Florida which saw Ron Zook compile a mark of 23-14 following the departure of Steve Spurrier to the Washington Redskins, the Gator faithful had their fill and ousted Zook, however, somehow someway, Zook landed on his feet and is now heading up the Illini. Zook’s strength is teaching and running a strong defense which of course was former HC Turner’s weakness, only time will tell.
INDIANA
Head Coach: Terry Hoeppner
Former HC: Gerry DiNardo—Currently unemployed
Hoeppner had six winning seasons as the HC at Miami of Ohio and was instrumental in molding star QB Ben Roethlisberger into the prize catch that he turned out to be for the Pittsburgh Steelers, now its off to the Big Ten for Hoeppner who will have his hands full trying to turn around the program at Indiana.
LSU
Head Co
QUESTION: We promote our web site in all our ad campaigns, but according to my website statistics program, we are getting very few visitors who click past the first page. The site has a cool Flash introduction page that the designer said would impress visitors, but it doesn’t seem to be working. What can we do to get people to spend more time on the site? -- Christopher O.ANSWER: The first thing you should do, Christopher, is find that designer and beat the living Flash out of him. It won’t increase the time visitors spend on your website, but it will make you feel better after you’ve read this column.What your designer thought would appeal to visitors is probably the very thing that is driving them away. A Flash introduction page (Macromedia Flash is a software program used to create animations for Web pages) may seem “cool” to you, but from a website visitor’s point of view, they can be about as appealing as sitting in the front row of a Pokemon movie with four hundred screaming six year olds (and here comes the segue, folks).In December, 1997, during an episode of Pokemon, the popular Japanese TV cartoon that has spawned everything from movies to action figures to lunch boxes, a scene featured a rocket explosion that flashed red and blue lights in rapid succession.After the episode, over 600 children were taken to hospitals complaining of seizures, blurred vision, headaches, dizziness, and nausea. Any adult who has ever been exposed to Pokemon for more than two seconds can understand the nausea, but the seizures at first baffled doctors.Scientists ultimately came to attribute the mass reaction to “photosensitive seizures,” which are brought on by exposure to certain visual stimuli like rapidly flashing lights on a TV screen.Remember when your mom told you not to sit so close to the TV or you’d ruin your eyes? Turns out she knew what she was talking about. Who knew?The event caused such concern that Japanese broadcasters and health officials met to discuss ways to prevent future occurrences of bad-cartoon induced illnesses. They estab
EAST CAROLINA
Head Coach: Skip Holtz
Former HC: John Thompson—now co-defensive coordinator at South Carolina
If the new Pirate skipper has a last name that rings a bell in the back of your mind...it should...he is the 41yr old son of Lou Holtz who retired from South Carolina following last season, Skip Holtz served as his dad’s offensive coordinator with the Gamecocks since 1999 and hoped to succeed his father, however, the availability of Steve Spurrier nixed that notion.
FLORIDA
Head Coach: Urban Meyer
Former HC: Ron Zook—now Head coach at Illinois
Urban Meyer at only 40 years of age is another member of the up and coming crop of young HC’s to keep an eye on, Meyer made his mark at Bowling Green by completely turning around that program in 2001 and then the following year led those Falcons to a top 25 finish.
The past two years Meyer has been at Utah and capped off his short stay by leading the Utes on a 16 game win streak followed by a blow out win over Pittsburgh in the Fiesta Bowl which was the first ever BCS bowl appearance by a non-BCS school...in Meyer’s two years at Bowling Green and his two years at Utah he compiled a lofty four year mark of 39-8...look out SEC!
ILLINOIS
Head Coach: Ron Zook
Former HC: Ron Turner—now Offensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears
After a disasterous (by Gator standards) three year stay at Florida which saw Ron Zook compile a mark of 23-14 following the departure of Steve Spurrier to the Washington Redskins, the Gator faithful had their fill and ousted Zook, however, somehow someway, Zook landed on his feet and is now heading up the Illini. Zook’s strength is teaching and running a strong defense which of course was former HC Turner’s weakness, only time will tell.
INDIANA
Head Coach: Terry Hoeppner
Former HC: Gerry DiNardo—Currently unemployed
Hoeppner had six winning seasons as the HC at Miami of Ohio and was instrumental in molding star QB Ben Roethlisberger into the prize catch that he turned out to be for the Pittsburgh Steelers, now its off to the Big Ten for Hoeppner who will have his hands full trying to turn around the program at Indiana.
LSU
Head Co
It is a question that must be in the minds of many coaches and federation leaders around the world. At the French open in 1984 I was approached by the head of the Australian junior development program R.R. at the time and was asked if I would like to join the AIS junior development coach team, the reason being: "we need to develop the "Spanish" clay court game in our juniors". My answer was, "I am honoured with your offer but you must keep in mind that I am a strong believer in the all-round game as well as in the teachings of Mr. Harry Hopman". Needless to say, I never heard from AIS again for years to come.The Australian Open went on to adopt the slow surfaced rebound Ace tennis courts that totally handicapped their marquee players Patrick Rafter, Mark Phillipoussis and of late a French clay court especially developed for Australia is at Melbourne Park. "Tennis Australia officials like to refer to the particular blends of red dirt as 'Factor X'." (Investment in French clay By Margie McDonald December 16, 2005 "The Australian, Australia's national daily newspaper"). This would be pretty harmless if the likes of Richard Fromberg 6'5'' (195 cm) a baseliner, Lleyton Hewitt 5'11'' (180 cm) defensive baseliner (counter puncher) would not show as by-products of such a grand scheme.In the USA an identical phenomena happened with the death of Mr. Harry Hopman in 1985, players went looking elsewhere for new training havens. A large sports management group very intelligently bought a tennis academy in 1987, then started and to this day continues to furiously herd present clients and every future tennis star to train there, as well as promoting itself with magazine ads, magazine and TV interviews and various other connections its power within the sport of tennis allows them. With this huge marketing machine and new clients being scouted, signed up and pumped in from around the world, the dawn of baseline robotic tennis and two handed backhands supported by excellent forehands was at hand.Fortunately, players like John McEnroe, Pat Cash, Stefan Edberg, Boris Becker, Michael Stich, Pat Rafter, Pete
The past two years Meyer has been at Utah and capped off his short stay by leading the Utes on a 16 game win streak followed by a blow out win over Pittsburgh in the Fiesta Bowl which was the first ever BCS bowl appearance by a non-BCS school...in Meyer’s two years at Bowling Green and his two years at Utah he compiled a lofty four year mark of 39-8...look out SEC!
ILLINOIS
Head Coach: Ron Zook
Former HC: Ron Turner—now Offensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears
After a disasterous (by Gator standards) three year stay at Florida which saw Ron Zook compile a mark of 23-14 following the departure of Steve Spurrier to the Washington Redskins, the Gator faithful had their fill and ousted Zook, however, somehow someway, Zook landed on his feet and is now heading up the Illini. Zook’s strength is teaching and running a strong defense which of course was former HC Turner’s weakness, only time will tell.
INDIANA
Head Coach: Terry Hoeppner
Former HC: Gerry DiNardo—Currently unemployed
Hoeppner had six winning seasons as the HC at Miami of Ohio and was instrumental in molding star QB Ben Roethlisberger into the prize catch that he turned out to be for the Pittsburgh Steelers, now its off to the Big Ten for Hoeppner who will have his hands full trying to turn around the program at Indiana.
LSU
Head Co
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INDIANA
Head Coach: Terry Hoeppner
Former HC: Gerry DiNardo—Currently unemployed
Hoeppner had six winning seasons as the HC at Miami of Ohio and was instrumental in molding star QB Ben Roethlisberger into the prize catch that he turned out to be for the Pittsburgh Steelers, now its off to the Big Ten for Hoeppner who will have his hands full trying to turn around the program at Indiana.
LSU
Head Coach: Les Miles
Former HC: Nick Saban—now Head coach of the Miami Dolphins
It only took Les Miles four short years to bring a down and out Oklahoma State program into the media spotlight as well as gaining a spot in the hearts of the Cowboy faithful after knocking off Oklahoma twice during his tenure. Miles leaves Stillwater with a 28-21 record and three straight bowl appearances.
Oddly enough Miles takes over a Tiger program from former HC Nick Saban who jumped from the college ranks to the NFL ranks with the Miami Dolphins, I say oddly enough because Les Miles took the opposite approach having left the NFL for the college ranks with regard to Miles having been the tight ends coach for the Dallas Cowboys from 1998 to 2000.
In the big scheme of things Miles takes over a Tiger program that was left in great shape by Saban, thus, no re-building needed here, all Miles has to do is keep LSU on the right path, the retention of Jimbo Fisher and addition of Bo Pelini out of Oklahoma to run the offense and defense should have LSU once again in contention for the National Title.
MIAMI OF OHIO
Head Coach: Shane Montgomery
Former HC: Terry Hoeppner—Now Head coach at Indiana
Hoeppner got most of the credit for the success of the Redhawks but those in the know realize that he couldn’t have got it done without Shane Montgomery who served as the RedHawks offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach under Hoeppner since 2001, those that keep tabs on the rising stars in the coaching world know that in 2003 Montgomery was a finalist for the Broyles Award which is given annually to the game’s top assistant.
Keep an eye on the Redhawks to produce another Ben Roethlisberger with Montgomery’s guidance who in turn was a star QB himself at NC State from 1987 to 1989, Montgomery earned three letters as a Wolfpack QB and was named MVP of the Peach Bowl and Copper Bowl in successive seasons, look for the Hawks to continue to thrive under Montgonery and especially QB Josh Betts who figures to have a break out year.
MISSISSIPPI
Head Coach: Ed Orgeron
Former HC: David Cutcliffe—Now QB coach at Notre Dame
Former HC David Cutcliffe’s fall from grace was swift with the Ole Miss faithful following last seasons mark of 4-7, funny how short their memories are that this same guy posted a combined record of 31-18 in the previous four seasons, but then again QB Eli Manning was on the squad for the previous four years...no Eli no winning season.
Cutcliffe’s demise was really brought about by his less than stellar recruiting skills, in new headman Orgeron the Rebels get a guy that is a proven master at teaching defensive linemen and who also just happens to be one of the top recruiters in the country, Orgeron oversaw the defensive line at Miami, Syracuse and most recently at USC.
He’s also been on the staff of four national championship teams, and has tutored the likes of Cortez Kennedy, Russell Maryland, and Warren Sapp, Oregeron spent seven seasons with
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