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Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Warns Toxic Chinese Drywall/Tainted US Drywall Are Game Changers For Everyone

Sunday, November 27th, 2011

Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Warns Toxic Chinese Drywall/Tainted US Drywall Are Game Changers For Everyone












Washington, DC (Vocus) February 2, 2010

The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is warning Wall Street, investors, the insurance sector, finance sector, pension fund advisors, and Washington DC to wake up to a brewing disaster called toxic Chinese drywall, or tainted American made drywall, that was used in US residential construction/remodeling from 2001, to early 2009. The group is saying, “This is the absolute worst environmental disaster in US housing history, the 100,000′s of US effected US homeowners are completely innocent, and an asleep at the switch federal response, is no longer satisfactory.”

The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is saying, “If Wall Street thinks this Chinese drywall/bad US drywall mess is just going to go away-that would be insanity. The health care insurance providers are already paying through the nose on this disaster, because they have failed to figure out you cannot treat chemical exposure issues- with an antibiotic.” The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is also saying,”This is a game changer, that will have major impacts on housing, real estate, finance, insurance, healthcare, and numerous other sectors of our economy.” The group is says,”We also appreciate that this is also a game changer for American-Chinese trade relations—translation: when they average US consumer sees what Chinese greed has done to 100,000′s of completely innocent US consumers, we think the average American will say, sell your cheap, toxic, and frequently counterfeited products to your pals in Iran—–we need trading partners we can trust.” The group seriously doubts the Chinese Government has bothered to tell its own people, that the imported toxic Chinese drywall used on completely innocent US homeowners, was also probably used on millions of innocent Chinese homeowners as well. For more information please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714-6466, or contact the group via its web site at Http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com

Note: The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is presenting this issue to Wall Street, in the hopes that meaningful help can be obtained for 100,000′s of completely innocent US homeowners-stuck in a home-that is too toxic to live in-especially in the US Southeast. The group says,”Over the holidays, we met an individual who represented a real estate vulture fund at an airport-who was bragging about getting unbelievable residential real estate deals in Florida-we thought we just met the most stupid person on the planet.” Http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com

Updates On Chinese Drywall/Tainted US Drywall- Critical 2010 Updates-Chinese Drywall Complaint Center:


Toxic Drywall off gassing: Toxic off gassing is what happens when toxic Chinese drywall-tainted US drywall is exposed to heat and humidity. The results of this include blackened copper, electrical wiring, failed AC coils, plus serious health effects, for those who live in the homes, or condominiums. This mostly applies to US States in the US South, or US Southeast.

Inter-mixing: Having more than one type of drywall manufacturer in a home/condo. This also means that the State of Florida’s numbers of maybe 60,000 Chinese drywall-tainted US drywall homes- could be off by hundreds of thousands of homes. The group believes that many to possibly most US homes built between 2001-2008 will have intermixed drywall manufactures.

Blanks: Many homeowners in Florida & other states have a type of drywall called Blank drywall. There is no ASTM number on it-no manufactures name on it-nothing. The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center calls these Blanks, and assumes this garbage came from China. The group says,”Why did major US homebuilders install blank drywall in their homes built from 2001-2008? Where were the city, or county building inspectors?” Http://ChineseDrywallComplaintCenter.Com

Time Lines For Toxic Chinese Drywall-tainted US made drywall: 2001-to early 2009.

What Is Tainted US Drywall: According to the Chinese Drywall Complaint Center,”We do not know what tainted US drywall is yet. We are not sure if it is counterfeit drywall from the worlds biggest counterfeiter-China-or if its US made drywall, that used really cheap Chinese gypsum-or-all of the above-we don’t know yet.”

Symptoms of Toxic Chinese Drywall-US Tainted Drywall-The US Southeast: One question the Chinese Drywall Complaint Center gets asked frequently is what are the symptoms or indicators of toxic Chinese drywall in a home? The group says, “In Florida, the U.S. Southeast, Virginia or other states known to have toxic Chinese drywall, the four biggest symptoms/indicators of toxic Chinese drywall we hear are air conditioning coil failures, failed electrical appliances/flickering lights, black copper, combined with health side effects that include nonstop upper respiratory problems, to severe headaches, to nose bleeds, to all sorts of strange rashes.” But what about that sulfur smell? The group says, “some homes have the sulfur smell, some do not. We do not think that the smell of sulfur is necessarily the best indicator for toxic Chinese drywall. We think a far better indicator for homes, at least in Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Southeast Texas, Mississippi, Virginia or other humid, warm states are air conditioning coil failures, electrical problems, combined with all, or some of the homeowner’s family are sick.”

Toxic or Tainted Drywall In All Other US States:The group is now saying,”As far as finding toxic Chinese drywall-bad US drywall in other US States-like Arizona-California-New York, we think the best solution for homeowners is to carefully go up to their attic & see what is written on the back of the drywall—write the information down, also check in your laundry room and see if the copper-or stainless steel plumbing connections to your washer-dryer have turned black, or corroded. Laundry rooms in US homes may have enough humidity to give signs of bad drywall. If this is the case-in combination with the homeowner & their families are sick-please contact the Chinese Drywall Complaint Center at Http://ChineseDrywallComplaintCenter.Com

The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is saying,”Whatever happened to Wall Street looking six-to-twelve months out? Toxic Chinese drywall/tainted US made drywall is a really, really big deal. Not knowing about it will not be an excuse for CEO’s, COO’s or CFO’s. Pretending like it is not there—would also be a cataclysmic mistake for Wall Street.” The group says,”What happened to Countrywide Home Loans, Washington Mutual, and Wachovia bank for selling pay option mortgages, is about to happen to the US homebuilder sector. Think we are wrong? Stick around.”

Http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com

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Commentary: One thing’s for sure, new Florida coach Will Muschamp talks a good game

Monday, December 20th, 2010

Commentary: One thing’s for sure, new Florida coach Will Muschamp talks a good game
Commentary: One thing’s for sure, new Florida coach Will Muschamp talks a good game

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Spurrier success a story to rekindle love for the game

Saturday, November 20th, 2010

Spurrier success a story to rekindle love for the game
Sometimes lost in the cesspool of scandals, we forget why we love college football. Dennis Dodd is here to remind you, and seeing things like the irony of the Ol’ Ball Coach winning in The Swamp is a good start.

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Gators welcome winner-take-all game for SEC East

Thursday, November 11th, 2010

Gators welcome winner-take-all game for SEC East
When Florida lost three consecutive games last month, players feared the worst.

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Numbers game shows women at risk of losing seats in legislature

Friday, October 29th, 2010

Numbers game shows women at risk of losing seats in legislature
The 2010 election is shaping up to be a mixed bag for women, with female candidates running for three of six statewide offices but with women at risk of losing seats in the Legislature, where they are already underrepresented, a News Service ballot analysis found.

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Buchalter’s Game of the Week Preview: Boone vs. Dr. Phillips

Tuesday, October 12th, 2010

Buchalter’s Game of the Week Preview: Boone vs. Dr. Phillips
Bright House Sports Network’s cameras catch one of the most sought-after high school football recruits in America this Friday, They also will capture one of the nation’s fastest high school football players.

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Southern’s Cushingberry doubtful for Sat. game

Monday, September 27th, 2010

Southern’s Cushingberry doubtful for Sat. game
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Southern coach Stump Mitchell says wide receiver Corey Cushingberry , who suffered a left shoulder injury two weeks ago in the Jaguars’ loss to Arkansas-Monticello, is “doubtful” for Saturday’s game at Alabama A&M.

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Little League: Parents’ emtions run high during Little League game

Thursday, August 5th, 2010

Little League: Parents’ emtions run high during Little League game
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — The mother’s hands trembled as she scribbled in the scorebook on her lap. Her daughter’s team had just scored a run on a dust-cloud-raising slide into home plate.

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College Football Week 13 – 6 Top 25 Teams Upset on the Road, Bloom Comes Off of the ACC Title Game

Friday, June 25th, 2010

Copyright © 2009 Ed Bagley

Six AP Top 25 teams can testify what a pain in the butt road games are—all were upset during college football’s 13th week of play, and 2 of the 6 will be facing off in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game this week.

The six teams with targets on their back included 7th-ranked Georgia Tech, 15th-ranked Clemson, 8th-ranked Pittsburgh, 11th-ranked Oklahoma State, 20th-ranked Mississippi and 23rd-ranked North Carolina. All but Pittsburgh were not just on-the-road, but also tackling an in-state rival.

Georgia (7-5) beat the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (10-2), 30-24, as the Bulldogs’ Washaun Ealey rushed 20 times for 183 yards (9.15 yards per carry) and Caleb King rushed 18 times for 166 yards (9.22 ypc)—349 yards between them. Ealey and King sound like a comedy team but the Georgia Tech players were too busy sucking Louisiana pond water to laugh.

Georgia and its coach Mark Richt have taken their lumps this year with losses to Oklahoma State, LSU, Tennessee, Florida and Kentucky, but few can match Richt’s 9-year record against in-state rival Georgia Tech. Richt is 8-1 against his prime rival, a fact that may save him his job since his 5 losses this year are the most he has had in any year at Georgia.

South Carolina (7-5) upset the Clemson Tigers (8-4), 34-17, as the Gamecocks’ Stephen Garcia threw 3 touchdown passes. Clemson started well when C. J. Spiller opened the game with an 88-yard kickoff return for a TD, an NCAA record-setting 7th of his career, but that was about all the Tigers could bring to the table.

South Carolina’s 24th ranked scoring defense held Clemson’s 24th ranked scoring offense in check—defense again trumping offense in an equal face off.

The surprise losses by Georgia Tech and Clemson put a real damper on the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game the two will play this Saturday; the winner will covet a spot in a BCS game and earn a big payday.

West Virginia (8-3) handed Pittsburgh (9-2) its second loss of the season, 19-16, when Mountaineer redshirt freshman Tyler Bitancurt ended the annual Backyard Brawl by successfully kicking a 43-yard field goal as time expired. It was Bitancurt’s 4th field goal of the night so he personally accounted for 63% of West Virginia’s 19 points. West Virginia’s defense stood tall, keeping the Panthers out of the end zone on 5 Pittsburgh drives inside the Mountaineers’ 30-yard line.

Oklahoma (7-5) took time out from its pedestrian season to remind Oklahoma State (9-3) who really rules the Big 12 in Oklahoma by shutting out the Cowboys, 27-0. The Sooners’ DeMarco Murray scored two TDs and Ryan Broyles returned a punt 88 yards for another score. The defeat was tough to swallow for Oklahoma State since the Cowboys were seeking their first ever BCS bowl appearance.

Mississippi State (now 5-7) not only upset Mississippi (8-4), but hammered Ole Miss, 41-27, in shocker. A backup quarterback—Chris Relf—accounted for 3 touchdowns and Anthony Dixon rushed for 133 yards and another TD as the Mississippi Rebels looked on in disbelief. Known as the annual Egg Bowl, Mississippi surely laid one.

The 41 points scored by Mississippi State was the most by the Bulldogs in the 106-year series since a 41-14 victory in 1917, and the most Ole Miss has given up this season.

North Carolina State (5-7) upset North Carolina (8-4), 28-27, as the Wolfpack’s Russell Wilson connected with Owen Spencer on a 38-yard, go-ahead TD pass two plays into the 4th quarter. Wilson threw 4 TD passes in the game and Alan-Michael Cash blocked a field goal attempt with about 5 minutes left to seal the Tar Heels attempted comback. The win was the Wolfpack’s 3rd straight against the in-state rival North Carolina Tar Heels.

Four other Top 25 teams didn’t miss a beat while beating in-state rivals in away games.

No. 2-ranked Alabama (12-0) remained unbeaten by sliding by Auburn (7-5), 26-21. No. 3-ranked Texas (12-0) remained unbeaten by outlasting Texas A&M (6-6), 49-39. No. 14-ranked Virginia Tech (9-3) slammed Virginia (3-9), 42-13; and No. 19th-ranked Miami Florida (9-3) put down South Florida (7-4), 31-10.

Eight other Top 25 teams won home games, and 4 of the 8 won against in-state rivals as well—Florida, Brigham Young, Southern California and Houston.

No. 1-ranked Florida (12-0) remained unbeaten by pounding Florida State (6-6), 37-10, as the Gators’ Tim Tebow threw for 3 touchdowns and ran for 2 more. The victories by unbeaten Florida and Alabama sets up a clash for the SEC title game this Saturday, and the winner earns the right to play in the final season-ending game for the National Championship.

No. 18-ranked Brigham Young (10-2) turned back No. 22-ranked Utah (now 9-3), 26-23, as senior quarterback Max Hall found Andrew George with a 25-yard TD pass in overtime. The win by the Cougars was their 3rd in 4 years over the uppity Utah Utes, who intercepted Hall 5 times last year in a 48-24 blowout on their home field.

Max Hall sought revenge and redemption, and created enough smack talk after BYU’s win to fill a bulletin board in Utah’s Salt Lake City locker room. Here is Mad Max on the Utah Utes:

“I don’t like Utah. In fact, I hate them. I hate everything about them. I hate their program, their fans. I hate everything. It felt real good to send those guys home. I think the whole university and their fans and the organization is classless. They threw beer on my family and stuff last year and did a whole bunch of nasty things. I don’t respect them and they deserved to lose.”

Well, thanks, Max, for letting us know how you feel.

No. 24-ranked Southern Cal (8-3) beat UCLA (6-6), 28-7; and No. 25-ranked Houston (10-2) just decimated Rice (2-10), 73-14, as Case Kellum passed for 323 yards and 2 touchdowns and ran for another score. The Houston Cougars have the top-scoring offense in the nation, racking up an average of 45 points a game.

No. 4-ranked Texas Christian (12-0) remained unbeaten at home by whipping New Mexico (1-11), 51-10, as Andy Dalton matched a career-high 4 TD passes with two of them to Antoine Hicks in a 12-second span. The win wrapped up TCU’s first undefeated regular season in 71 years—that is a long time between rains in the dusty Texas desert.

No. 5-ranked Cincinnati (11-0) remained unbeaten by outlasting a really crummy 3-8 Illinois team, 49-36. The win was a sad statement for the Bearcats. Cincinnati has the 19th best scoring defense in the nation, but the Bearcats apparently had too many tacos prior to this game.

No. 6-ranked Boise State (12-0) remained unbeaten in an offensive display by outlasting Nevada (8-4), 44-33, as Kellen Moore tied his career-high 5 touchdown passes. Nevada was a worthy opponent as the Wolf Pack had averaged 52 points per game while winning 8 straight. Boise State is 2nd nationally in scoring offense and Navada is 5th.

No. 17-ranked LSU (9-3) had its hands full while beating Arkansas (7-5), 33-30, as Tiger Josh Jasper hit a 41-yard field goal with 4 seconds left to force an overtime, and then made a 36-yarder to score the win.

One more game was worth noting. Washington (4-7) shut out in-state rival Washington State (1-11), 30-0, in the Apple Cup. The Huskies began the season by losing by 8 points to 11th-ranked LSU, then beat Idaho, upset 3rd-ranked Southern California, lost away games to Stanford and Notre Dame, upset Arizona, then suffered 4 more defeats before blanking the Washington State Cougars.

The game was significant for several reasons:

1) It was Washington’s first shutout over Washington State in 45 years; the last one came during a 14-0 victory in 1964.

2) The Husky’s defensive shutout was its first since a 27-0 win over Southern California in 1997, a span of 143 games.

3) Freshman Chris Polk rushed for 130 yards, pushing his season rushing total 1,019, breaking quarterback Jake Locker’s freshman record of 986 rushing yards, making Polk the first freshman in school history to top 1,000 yards, and marking the 4th consecutive game that Polk has topped 100 yards rushing. And, yes, the Huskies are very excited about their freshman running back.

4) Washington State’s 11 losses this season are the most in Cougar history.

5) Washington State’s 22 losses in two seasons are the most ever in Pac-10 history. The Cougars were 2-11 last season.

Six Top 25 teams were idle this week—9th-ranked Ohio State (10-2), 10th-ranked Oregon (9-2), 12th-ranked Penn State (10-2), 13th-ranked Iowa (10-2), 16th-ranked Oregon State (8-3), and 21st-ranked California (8-3). Ohio State, Penn State and Iowa have completed their season play.

Check out “Ed Bagley’s Top 25 Poll” for Week 13 and find out why honesty and a little humor makes reading Top 25 polls so much more enjoyable.
“College Football Wrap-Up ? Week 12 ? In a Topsy-Turvy Season, Ohio State and Oregon Earn Big Victories to Stay on Top”
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M. Basketball. John Denton’s Knights Insider: Jones Looking Forward to Historic Game Against Florida

Friday, June 18th, 2010

M. Basketball. John Denton’s Knights Insider: Jones Looking Forward to Historic Game Against Florida
At some point on Dec. 1, as UCF and the Florida basketball teams are facing off in the Florida Citrus Sports Shootout, Donnie Jones is bound to peer down the sideline at Billy Donovan and have flashbacks.

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