Is EXIT Realty looking to hire in the coming year?
What is the niche that makes you stand out above everybody else?(to be continued…)
What are your names?(to be continued…)
According to the Department of Commerce, December saw a 4% drop in new home starts, while 2009 was the worst year in home starts in decades. However, the outlook for 2010 is much more positive, as the department has seen that builders in 2010 have pulled 11% more permits for home starts than last month. Builders are forecasting that 2010 will offer a more favorable climate for housing construction and sales as a result of a recovering economy and declining unemployment.
Chris Gabledon, Realtor for EXIT Realty
Chris Gabledon, realtor for EXIT Realty SCV, looks forward to serving prospective home buyers in the coming year. A realtor in the Santa Clarita Valley since 1998, he provides services such as helping buyers and sellers with real estate transactions, and processing short sales, loan modifications, relocations, and guidance in navigating the real estate market. If you are looking for a company that can help you buy or sell property in a timely manner, or are looking for alternatives to foreclosure, look no further than Chris Gabledon!
Chris Gabledon, Realtor for EXIT Realty SCV
23734 Valencia Blvd., Suite 307
Valencia, CA 91355
Ph: 661.254.3948 Ext. 213
chrisgabledon [AT] aol [DOT] com
Lic. #01227710
Toyota announced plans to recall 1.1 million more cars in the US a day after saying it was suspending sales of eight popular US models, bringing the total number of cars recalled in the US to almost eight million. The number of cars in the recall involving gas pedals has grown to at least 5.3 million. According to Toyota, the cars included in the recall were manufactured between March 19, 2009 and January 25, 2010 in Tianjin, China. The vehicles included in the floormat-related recall include:
Most, but not all, of the vehicles involved in the stuck pedal recall are also involved in the other recall. They are:
Have you ever sat down and tried to compile a list of gift ideas for under $10 for any occasion of the year, whether it’s Christmas, Mother’s Day, or Valentine’s Day? BetterBudgeting.com author, Michelle Jones, has compiled a money-saving list that will help you save money during this down economy.
Whether you need to buy a present for a birthday, graduation, or Christmas, here is a list of gift ideas under $10 for any occasion!
Gourmet coffees with a personal coffee cup
Read all 63 of her money-saving gift ideas here.
We’d like to thank everybody for their support in helping us to acquire Facebook.com/FlowerBlossoms, the official URL of Flower Blossoms’ Facebook Page! It took all day, but with your help and at least 25 of you becoming a Fan of Flower Blossoms, we were able to add the link! We look forward to promoting small and medium businesses (SMB’s) in Santa Clarita, CA, in the coming year. Thank you very much!
Spirit, the first of the two rovers of NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Mission, will remain a static science station after efforts to extricate it from soft soil, and two of its six wheels, have failed. Mission control plans to tilt the rover in a way that will maximize the amount of sunlight falling on its solar panels during the winter months. However, because of the small amount of energy that the batteries can store, the rover will “hibernate” in April and emerge in August or September, when the sun is high in the Martian sky. Read more…
Why does much of the world perceive English as a difficult language? Some reasons include:
Of course, as a native of the United States, I grew up hearing and learning English all my life. The difficulties in learning English are usually highlighted by people from non-English speaking countries that learn English as a foreign language. The inconsistencies in English, therefore, are probably what make English a difficult language to learn, with a litany of “exceptions to the rules” to learned along the way.
Most languages of the world do not have the same sound banks as each other, even languages that are in the same family. Foreigners learning English have a tendency to use the sound bank or fall back on grammar rules of their native language, resulting in a tendency to make the same types of errors. Read more…
If you would like to tackle a poem that reveals the difficulties in learning the English language, go here.
Nowadays, we are seemingly surrounded by WiFi hotspots wherever we go in public: the library, the bookstore, even fast-food restaurants. Do we give wireless security a second thought and find out how secure these hotspots really are? According to most peoples’ experiences, not very secure. Public access of wireless Internet hotspots caters to all types of users: college students, parents, and business travelers alike. If people decide to use the Internet at these hotspots, the places hosting the WiFi hotspots and users alike should take precautions to protect the wireless network and the computers on it.
Use encryption to scramble communications over the network. If you have a choice, WiFi Protected Access (WPA and WPA2) is stronger than Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP).Read more about Wireless Security on OnGuardOnline.gov, a website maintained by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
The video, below, is a short tutorial on how to secure your Wi-Fi network:
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