Curing Painful Diabetic Neuropathy

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Shaking the Salt Habit

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Sun Paper of China Picks Clark County for $1.3B Pulp Mill

Shandong Sun Paper Industry of China has selected Arkadelphia (Clark County) for a pulp mill plant that will cost between $1 billion and $1.3 billion to build, employ 250 people directly and have an economic impact of up to $100 million a year in the timberlands of south Arkansas.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson and the company’s founder and chairman, Hongxin Li, announced the finalization of a memorandum of understanding (PDF) during a news conference at the state Capitol.

Li said the bio-refinery would also result in 2,000 construction jobs over the two-and-a-half year construction period and about 1,000 indirect jobs.

When it begins operation, the plant will process at least 400 truckloads of small timber per day, which local officials said will generate at least $28 million a year in income for owners of timberland in the area. Sun Paper will provide a new market for small trees that must be thinned from around trees grown for lumber, Sen. Bruce Maloch, D-Magnolia, said.

The average salary for the 250 permanent workers at the Sun Paper plant will be $52,000, according to the memorandum. But locals think it could be as high as $60,000.

As many as 1,000 additional jobs in the timber industry are expected to be created in order to supply the mill.

The plant will begin construction in the Clark County Industrial Park, about five miles south of Arkadelphia near Gum Springs, in the first half of next year, with an eye toward a late 2019 production start.

It will be Sun Paper’s first plant in North America.

The company behind the long-planned paper plant had signed a letter of intent with the Republican governor and the Arkansas Economic Development Commission in November to study building the operation. The company considered sites in Camden and Crossett, as well as in Mississippi.

Read entire article in Arkansas Business Journal

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The Protein Combining Myth

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Brown Black Purple and Red Unlike White on Rice

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Avoiding Adult Exposure to Phthalates

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5 Ways to Go Green in Your Home this Spring for Under $1000

Get information and cost breakdowns on money and environment-saving projects from planting shade trees to a water filter for your home.

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Lead Contamination in Bone Broth

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Peppers and Parkinson’s: The Benefits of Smoking Without the Risks?

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Is Something in Tobacco Protective Against Parkinson’s Disease?

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Use FHA Duplex Financing to Become a Real Estate Investor

Real estate investors in most cases need at least 25% of the purchase price as a down payment and possibly 35%. But investors willing to occupy one unit of a duplex or similar small multifamily property can get Federal Housing Administration insured loans for as little as 3.5% down. FHA loans are also suitable for borrowers with lower credit scores, and people just getting started in real estate investing.

In November 2014, Scott Trench, a recent college graduate and operations manager for real estate investing social network BiggerPockets, bought a Denver duplex. He put 5% down, moved into one unit and rented out the other. Rental income covered $1,150 of the $1,500 mortgage. A roommate contributed $550 more.

Trench wasn’t just living rent- and mortgage-free. He was also getting started as a real estate investor. In March of this year, he moved out and rented the other side as well. “I’ve got a new set of tenants in there and collect roughly $2,500 per month, on a mortgage of $1,500 per month,” says Trench, who is now renting a place to live while contemplating his next move.

In addition to $1,000 a month income on an investment, he pegs at $20,000 including down payment, he gets tax write-offs, is paying off the mortgage and benefits from any price appreciation. “This is a stepping stone in my real estate portfolio,” Trench says. “It was my home, but it was really an investment property I worked on and lived in.”

What made Trench’s foray into real estate investing work is the Federal Housing Administration’s government-backed mortgage program. FHA will make multifamily loans to borrowers with far lower down payments than almost all other loan programs.

View entire article here on TheStreet.com

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Should Vegan Women Supplement with DHA During Pregnancy?

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Should Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women Take DHA?

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Claremore Roofing Company

My friend made it through last week’s F2 tornado in Claremore last week and wanted me to give a shout out to Claremore Roofing for the quick work on their house.  If you ever need roofing work in the NE Oklahoma area give them a call.

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Identifying and Getting Rid of Black Mold

Worried about black mold in your home? Learn how to properly identify toxic mold, remove it, and make sure it stays gone.

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Specific Receptors for Specific Fruits and Vegetables

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Higher CMBS Defaults Expected in 2016

CMBS defaults may spike this year, as the high volume of upcoming loan maturities might leave some borrowers scrambling for funds to refinance their loans, reveal new reports from Fitch Ratings and Trepp LLC.

Defaults on CMBS loans have been on a steady downward slope for the past five years, falling to an annual rate of 0.39 percent in 2015, Fitch researchers note. (CMBS defaults reached a cyclical peak in 2010, at 4.07 percent). The low default rate was aided by both improving property fundamentals and values and healthy CMBS issuance during 2015.

So far this year, however, new issuance has not lived up to expectations. Year-to-date in 2016, U.S. CMBS issuance has totaled $19.0 billion, according to Commercial Mortgage Alert, an industry newsletter. That’s almost a 30 percent decrease from the issuance volume that was recorded during the same period in 2015. This is happening as approximately $211 billion in loans are scheduled to come due between now and year-end 2017, according to research firm Trepp LLC.

The Fitch Ratings team “expects term defaults to tick up slightly in 2016 as the current credit cycle matures. Maturity defaults may also see an increase in the next few years as peak vintage loans, many of which are over-levered, mature. The cumulative default rate, currently at 13 percent, is predicted to increase slightly in 2016 as defaults begin to increase and issuance declines somewhat.”

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How to Regenerate Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) Naturally

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Almonds for Osteoporosis

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