June 10, 2016
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Alternative scoring system gains ground on FICO A growing number of lenders are considering a prospective borrower’s “VantageScore” when reviewing an application for a mortgage, auto loan or new credit card. DEAR MR. MYERS: We recently applied for a home-equity credit line, and the lender understandably ordered a credit report on us. What surprised us, though, is that the report was from a company called VantageScore instead of FICO. What is VantageScore? Is it any different than FICO? ANSWER: Until about 10 years ago, FICO – the creditscoring system developed by California-based Fair Isaac Corp. in the 1960s – was the only source of credithistory information that lenders could rely upon when reviewing a prospective borrower’s loan application. But that all changed in 2006, when the three major credit-reporting agencies (Equifax, TransUnion and Experian) combined to create VantageScore, which they claim provides a more accurate picture of a consumer’s past credit history and ability to repay future debt. FICO scores are still used by about
MYERS: We have one child and are looking to buy our first home. We hope to have two or three more children in the future, so a three- or fourbedroom house would be ideal. 90 percent of lenders or any other type of The problem is when they look at a debt, you don’t get to that, right now, mortgage or creditpick which scoring the only homes card application. But system the lender in our price many are also now will use. So, it’s a range have only using VantageScore: good idea to stay on two bedrooms. It’s utilized by 2,000 top of both your What are your lenders nationwide, VantageScore and ideas for people the company says, FICO ratings. in our situation? including seven of Remember, too, ANSWER: I our country’s 10 that all Americans largest banks. are entitled to one Both FICO and free credit report VantageScore rate annually from each prospective borrow- of the three big ers on a scale from credit bureaus. It’s a 300 to 850, with 850 good idea to stagger being the best. One those requests: Get key difference a copy of your report between the two is from one bureau in that VantageScore the first four largely bases its months of the year, scoring on a conanother copy from a sumer’s last two second bureau in years of borrowing the following four and repaying debt. months, and the FICO 8, the most third toward the widely used version, end of the year. looks back only six You can download months. your free reports Another imporfrom the federally tant difference is approved that VantageScore, AnnualCreditReport unlike FICO, factors .com or by calling 1in recurring debt – 877-322-8228. rental payments, *** monthly utility bills REAL ESTATE and the like – when TRIVIA: The first compiling a concredit reports sumer’s overall began appearing score. That’s espein the late 1800s, cially important for when merchants younger borrowers began sharing who have never information owned a home about a conbefore and don’t sumer’s payment have a lengthy cred- history with it history. each other. Alas, when you *** apply for a mortgage DEAR MR.
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assume that you don’t want to delay your home-buying plans until you can save more money to make a larger down payment on a bigger house. If that’s the case, you could buy a lessexpensive two-bedroom home now and hope that values keep rising steadily so you can sell it later and use the profits to purchase the larger home that you desire. Alternatively, if
you’re lucky, you might be able to find a three- or four-bedroom “fixer-upper” in your chosen neighborhood today that’s in your current price range. Just make sure that it is structurally sound and needs only cosmetic repairs -- and that you’re ready to do most or all of the work yourselves instead of incurring the high cost of hiring remodeling professionals.
A final (and more offbeat) option would be to buy a two-bedroom house that fulfills your needs now, but could be expanded as both your family and equity grow. But before you buy such a property, get bids from a few contractors to find out how much it would cost to add a new bedroom or two. Also check with local zoning officials to see if such an expansion would be allowed.
A heartfelt, handmade card for Father’s Day dad. I decided to make a card Tribune News Service that would illustrate our little game with a cover that When I was little, my dad reads “Love You” and accorand I played a game where dion-pleated pages inside he would ask me how much that spell out “This Much!” I I loved him, and I would would be surprised to find a respond by stretching my dad that would not be arms apart as wide as they delighted to get this handwould go and hollering made card for Father’s Day, “This much!” I’ll bet you did and it is surprisingly easy to something similar with your make.
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Begin with a quick trace around your hand and cut out two of them from construction paper. Cut out a pair of paper cuffs for each hand and add pin stripes with a white pen and a button cut with a circle punch. Cut a long strip of paper and accordion fold it into 10 equal sections. Label each pleat with letters to spell out your message leaving
the middle two sections to be embellished with a heart. Fasten the accordion-folded strip to the inside of each hand, aligning the hands to each other and positioning the pleated strip to sit flush with the cuffs and the table top. This allows the card to stand up and shows off your hand-y work to dad and the whole family. And speaking of family,
it’s always fun to get your kids in on the action, helping them to lend their hands to make the same card for their dad. In an age of Snapchats, emails and texts, a handmade card with a heartfelt message is sure to stand out, and I don’t mean just a little bit, but This Much!
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Keeping new trees healthy Getting new trees off to a strong start is a critical key to a long lived, healthy plant. Since fall is generally the best time to plant, followed closely by spring, this is a good time to talk about a few common issues that are often neglected or overlooked. Of course, it’s no surprise that the biggest one for most Oklahoma summers is usually water. As temperatures climb up to and beyond the nineties, a trees need for regular watering will increase. Keep your eye (and finger) on the soil to make sure the tree does not suffer from drought stress. It’s hard to say exactly how much water to apply because that depends on a variety of factors including tree size, species, and soil conditions. The general idea is to make sure the soil under the mulch maintains some level of moisture. Make sure the regular watering includes the area just beyond the original planting hole. This prevents the original soil from drawing moisture away from the tree and it encourages lateral root growth into the surround-
action is to make sure anyone using this equipment understands the need to protect the tree. If that’s not possible, consider using a non-selective herbicide containing glyphosate to keep grass and ing soil. tree to compenweeds away from If your tree has sate. Trees just do the base of the a protective wrap- not have this issue tree. Glyphosate ping on it, it in the summer only affects plants should be removed time. when it is taken right away. Make sure any up by the leaves, Wrapping is a stakes, tags, tape, so it is safe to use valuable tool and or guy wires do not around the base of planting and to restrict the trees as long as help protect a growth. Staking a there are no leaves plant through the tree so that a down near the fall (deer) and win- small amount of base of the plant. ter (sun scald). movement is possi- If there are leaves However, leaving it ble is actually that low, they on during the preferable to mak- should be pruned growing season ing it completely off regularly so the can encourage immobile. Think of tree can direct insects and disthis from a human growth upward. ease. perspective; our If your tree is muscles only develFor more inforthin-barked (espe- op if we use them. mation on this or cially maples) or Finally, make it any other horticulyou live in an area a priority to keep tural topic, you subject to deer mowers and weed can contact Keith traffic, it is a good whackers from Reed, the idea to replace the damaging the base Horticulturist in wrapping each fall of the tree. The the Payne County for the first few best course of Extension office. years. It isn’t especially important that the wrap be the same type used originally as long as the trunk is Go Green. No Worry. protected from Save Time. Save Money. direct sun. It may sound EZ-Pay offers valuable Stillwater News Press counter-intuitive to subscribers, like you, our best available rate. worry about sun damage in the winSign up for EZ-Pay today. Just fill out the ter instead of the authorization form on the back and return in summer. Sun scald the enclosed envelope. damage occurs on very cold winter To enroll, call 405-372-5000 days when the and tell us you want bright winter sun The Stillwater News hits the dormant bark and heats it Press the EZ-PAY way! too rapidly for the
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moments go uncelebrated. Gather up Tribune News Service your picnic gear in advance and keep it at the ready so you For me, all great can pack up your moments revolve alfresco feast at a around good food – moment’s notice and and lots of it. So when I think of sum- get out there and enjoy the day: mer, I think of picA BIG BLANnics. Picnics are the KET AND COZY perfect prelude to your favorite outdoor PILLOWS Wonderful food + a events, like glass of wine + warm Shakespeare in the Park, Fourth of July summer sun = the desire to doze. This fireworks or an outtried-and-true equadoor concert. Or, for gatherings of friends tion for a great picnic always ends with the and family to celeneed for a blanket brate special days and pillow. For your like Memorial Day picnic-to-go, have on weekend, birthdays hand a blanket that’s or Father’s Day. But you don’t need thick enough to provide some cushion to wait until there’s against the hard something’s on the ground and wide social calendar to enough to fit you and take your meal outside. Picnics are per- your guests. Pillows are a definite mustfect last-minute have if you really affairs, a spontawant to get comfy. I’d neous way to thorsuggest using a blanoughly enjoy a long, ket that launders, in languid summer case you end up with evening or soak up mustard spills and some rays on a lazy grass stains. In the Sunday afternoon. Don’t let those per- photo above, we used a large washable bed fect summer
quilt. Because we take napping seriously, we also added in perfectly plump pillows. A PICNIC BASKET What are you going to carry all your picnic goodies in? I’m a sucker for iconic picnic baskets, either a sturdy hamper of woven wood with a hinged lid and handles, or a wicker woven basket lined with a cloth. Some styles have lids with built-in bands that hold plates, silverware and glasses in place, which is nifty. Others leave the top open so you can fit in tall things like a bottle of wine, a baguette and candlesticks. You may want to unleash your creativity and try something different to hold your feast. How about a vintage suitcase? A reclaimed industrial basket? An old wooden crate or box? You could lose yourself on
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to make picnic food in order to have a picnic, I would never do it. And that would be a sad waste of a perfect summer afternoon. So I have given myself permission to pick up the food for my picnics. I opt for simple fare that is easy to pack. Quiche is a crowd pleaser in my home, as are sandwiches. If you love to cook, there are millions of great ideas online about tasty but simple dishes you can make in advance or throw together the last minute. Fresh fruits and veggies, a loaf of warm artisan bread and a wedge of artisanal cheese, wine or sparkling water are simple classics you can grab at a market in a jiff.
LEAVE THE ELECTRONICS AT HOME I am as addicted to my iPhone and iPad as the next person, but when I spend time with people I love, especially out in nature, I try to leave all the devices at home. Or, in the car, if I’m not willing to be without them for more than an hour or two. Friends of mine who have young kids or teens have banned phones, tablets or any kind of portable gaming device during family picnics because they have found that when their kids unplug for a few minutes, the family’s interaction is so much more fun. Switch your electronics to off, and enjoy Mother Nature uninterrupted.
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SERVING PIECES When you’re planning a picnic, try following my entertaining mantra: presentation over preparation. Instead of putting my time into preparing fancy food, I like to focus my creative energy on presenting the picnic goodies in a lovely way. One of my favorite ideas for a picnic: Use an interesting caddy to hold food like fresh veggie sticks or breadsticks. You will find my picnic basket stocked with small trays for guests to put their plates upon, a cake plate to hold the main course and a pretty bowl full of ice to keep drinks cool. GREAT FOOD If it was up to me
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What every college grad needs forfirst home for kitchen essenwhat your sofa is, SHEETS tials, think first it should never be While your flanabout what you the only piece of nel sheets from cook regularly, furniture in the college served you If you’ve just room. Decorate well, those ratty graduated and are what you want to learn how to cook around your sofa (and Cheetosmoving into an and how you want with a rug, side stained) blankets apartment for the to entertain. For tables, pillows and have no place in first time, you instance, you don’t throws to give your adult apartknow how overment. A crisp set whelming it can be need a food proces- your room a layered look. of quality sheets to make your new sor if you favor spaghetti over A DINING will transform the space feel like soups, but you SPACE way you sleep and home. Maybe Whether it’s a instantly lift your you’re just getting should get a large pot and a strainer. couple of bar stools bedroom. We love acquainted with Keep your essenat the kitchen white sheets for your roommates their simplicity (and their decorat- tials to a minimum counter or an so you can pureight-person dinand ease of care. ing “tastes"), or chase higher-quali- ing table, you Just dip them in perhaps you’re ty items and add should set up a bleach (or ask your stuck with handto your collection proper dining dry cleaners to do me-downs you’re over time. space. You can it) to give them less than crazy SOFA only eat in front of brand-new life. about. Perhaps the TV (or worse A QUALITY your apartment is ENHANCEMENTS in your bed) so MATTRESS a little less clean, We get it. Sofas many times before We all know that organized and feeling like a lone- when you get a practical than the are a big investly caveman. Sit at proper night’s family home you’re ment, and they’re hard to transfer a table to feel like sleep, you’re more so used to. from one home to a grown-up and productive. Whatever you’re the next, so you entertain your Therefore, investstruggling with, might be inclined friends on the ing in a quality we’ve got all the to stick to your weekend. You’ll mattress might be solutions. Get appreciate your the most imporready to turn your hand-me-down or an IKEA basic. space much more. tant purchase new apartment But no matter FRESH you’ll make in into a home you’ll love. AN ENTRYWAY CONSOLE Any self-respecting adult should have a dedicated spot to drop their keys, bag, coat, mail and shoes upon entering $ 210,000 their home. Otherwise, these things end up on the floor, on a bed Wonderful open floor plan on a popular cul-de-sac. New or on the back of a Carpet and Paint. Large rooms and two dining areas. Patio and fenced backyard on the east side. Sangre Elementary. chair – and that’s AHS one year home warranty included for buyer. Come see neither practical this great 4 bed, 2 bath family home with fireplace, split floor nor pretty. May plan, abundant storage. Roof new in 2009. we humbly request a console See more of this home at with some simple www.WeLoveSellingStillwater.com Page P Provence, CRS catchalls? Fisher Provence, REALTORSŽ Broker Associate KITCHEN BASICS (405) 612-0194 377-1000 When shopping By Gabrielle Savoie Domaine
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your first apartment. With the proliferation of direct-to-consumer mattress brands, finding a great one to suit your needs at an attractive price is easier than ever. ORIGINAL ART You don’t need to be buying Warhols and Basquiats just yet, but investing in a few pieces of artwork that didn’t come from a rack at a big-box store will make your space feel more personal and curated. Look out for young up-andcoming artists, and pick prints and photography over original art to save on costs. A DESK SPACE
If you’re just getting started in your career, chances are you’ll have to bring you work home with you on a few occasions – that’s just how the world works. Instead of hustling away from your bed or sofa, set up a dedicated workspace – it’ll make organizing paperwork and taking care of accounting that much easier, too. LAYERED LIGHTING Don’t just rely on bad overhead lighting installed by your landlord. Invest in a variety of lamps to give your space depth and ambiance. Some companies now offer pendant
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Here’s what to get dad for Father’s Day portable, the detector is great to have around the home, the barbecue Having trouble findgrill and for camping ing the right gift for equipment. The detecFather’s Day? Here are tor retails for under $25 helpful hints. and is available online What better gift to and at major home get for dad than home stores. protection? I’m not talkDad’s job is to provide ing about expensive and to protect, and this cameras or alarms – I’m gift will assist dad in talking about simple, protecting both family reasonably priced safety and friends. items such as a The Zika virus has portable gas leak detec- been in the news and tor to use around the may or may not be in grill, gas pipes and gas your area. In addition appliances. The to removing standing Safety+Plus Portable water where mosquitoes Gas Leak Detector by breed, dad can prevent BrassCraft is a compact future population handheld device that expansion by spray detects natural gas, treating foliage where propane (LP), butane adult mosquitoes gathand methane gases. er. Terminix “Mosquito Lightweight and Bait” kills mosquitoes By C. Dwight Barnett Tribune News Service
before they have a chance to breed. Use on foliage in your garden near ponds and shallow wet areas. A twin pack of Mosquito Bait retails for under $13. You can also protect outdoor activates using a “Thermacell” repellent lantern. The lantern retails for $1 to $54 and uses butane to both light the camping or outdoor activity area while the heat produced activates a repellent that keeps mosquitoes and other biting insects at bay. To make dad’s yard work a little easier, try one of the new 20-volt string trimmers. Black and Decker’s 20-volt MAX(ASTERISK) EASYFEED trimmer
or the new WORX 20V Max Lithium GT 2.0 Trimmer/Edger/Minimower are both powerful trimmers, edgers and even a mini-mower _ all in one. Both trimmers are lightweight, maneuverable, cordless machines that feature adjustable telescoping shafts to match the user’s height. Both units retail for under $100. To make yard cleanup easier, I like to use a “Kangaroo” Garden and leaf container by Fiskars. The 10 and 30gallon containers have a hard bottom to prevent damage from sharp objects, and they fold up for easy storage. The containers retail for $20 to $30 depend-
ing on the size needed. If dad likes to work around the house, there is one tool that every home fixer could use _ an oscillating tool. According to an article in Popular Mechanics, it can be used for “sanding, cutting, scraping, grinding and polishing. Plus, it’ll slice through virtually any building material, including wood, metal, drywall, cement, mortar, plastic and fiberglass, to name a few.” I received a Rockwell, corded, 4.0amp model F50 that is advertised to cut five times faster than similar models and has 35 pounds of cutting load. The Rockwell F50 retails for under $120.
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Write it yourself When did you last send a handwritten note of thanks, or a bulky envelope filled with pages of family news that you penned over days? These personalized epistles are so precious. Our handwriting is one of our most distinct characteristics -- no two people write the same. It showcases our personalities and our backgrounds. Hand lettering communicates more than the news; it shows how the writer is feeling, whether rushed, happy, angry or sad. It’s a beautiful thing, even when it’s messy. However, times have changed. The electronic age has altered the way we communicate with each other. We are now experiencing a generation that rarely if ever writes down anything at all. Schools no longer teach cursive style handwriting. It is dying away. But wait, not so fast. Nostalgia for the unique lettering and the immediate connection we feel to the source of the handwriting is a powerful emotion. We are seeing a backlash of sorts, a growing trend that in many instances pushes back the typed and digital, and reintroduces messages written by hand. Witness the
away the masking fluid liquid letters, revealing the plain white paper (and the quote) underneath. Any visible pencil lines can be erased. Other projects include wood burning, writing on canscript in advertisThe project secvas and pottery, and ing, the chalkboards tion is exciting, as it etching glass. Each at your favorite covers a cross secproject has step-byrestaurants and cof- tion of crafts that step instructions fee bars, the mesare enhanced by and a description of sages on T-shirts, hand lettering. any special tools, mugs, accessories Shown here is a pens or brushes and signs. Hand let- project that features that are required. tering feels friendwatercolor-resist Party invitations, lier, more accessible, artwork. The letter- graduation, birthand the crafters ing requires a bit day and hostess market is bursting more practice, as it gifts, flowerpots and with ideas built is done with a brush kids’ furniture are around letters rather than a pen. waiting for your formed by hand. To re-create the personal signature. In their new craft look, choose a quote book, “DIY Hand and use a pencil to Lettering,” Melissa write the words on Averinos and a sheet of watercolAsharae Kroll give or paper so that you the tools any corrections can required to personbe easily made. kwstillwaterok.com alize everything When you are satisfrom fabrics and fied, apply liquid NEW LISTINGS crockery to jewelry masking fluid such and signage. To get as Pebeo Drawing you started, or to Gum over the letday 2-4pm $115,000 Open Sun $259,900 refresh your memo- ters with an artist’s 1621 E. 4th Ave. 5014 W. 1st Ave. ry, the section on paintbrush using BETH BETH hand lettering the brush script. demonstrates many Dip the brush into letter shapes, the fluid, then dab $295,000 $118,900 including bold and some off on a scrap 11015 S. Washington 1424 N. Benjamin St. blocky, brush script of paper to make DENISE SHANNA and variations on sure you don’t make cursive, with space puddles. (This is $184,500 $315,000 allotted for practic- where the practic208 S. Abbey Ln. 300 Memorial Drive, Perry ing. You might not ing comes in.) Let think you have styl- dry completely. Now SHANNA STACY ish handwriting, but add your watercolor the authors don’t paint layer, brushRiley Hall Stacy Wilson believe it, and urge ing on colors and 580.548.3478 405.762.6045 MLS BeLinda Adkins you to find your covering the 405.612.8721 Denise Talley Beth Wooldridge favorite design(s) masked letters com9dlcidlc 405.269.9137 405.714.2857 and copy until pletely. Let the Shanna Grunewald you’ve got them paint dry. With 405.633.0568 April Todd Brice Baustert 7BJAGBJAFGJ 6B@ mastered. clean fingers, wipe 405.269.4370 405.368.2262
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Three questions to ask before buying a plant By Maureen Gilmer up. Do the same for any prospective Tribune News Service new plant to check its statistics too, or We buy new it’s likely to land in plants because we the compost heap fall in love with sooner or later. them. Every time Designers think you visit the gardeeply and on difden center in ferent levels about spring, your oxyeach plant before tocin starts flowing including it on the and you want all plan. They visualthose beautiful ize it in the space flowers for your at maturity. They yard. But love is draw it that way blind and our judgtoo as a failsafe to ment becomes ensure they’ve skewed by all that matched the right passion and beauty. dimensions to the The plants come space provided. home with us to Here are some of live yet they die. those details to We cry, then the help you verify any compost heap is fed new plants for this yet again. year’s garden Such failure is improvements. painful and expenYou’ll find this info sive if you know liton the plant label tle about a prospecor if not, look it up tive date before online by botanical stepping out. With name to find the people, a quick answers to these check online can questions: reveal details about WILL IT SURthe person’s family, VIVE THE WINinterests, employTER? ment, etc., to see if Know your any red flags pop USDA Hardiness
Zone and make sure the plant is designated as winter-hardy in that zone. WILL IT FIT? Learn the shape, size and diameter of the plant at } maturity, and use that as your criteria for whether it works or fits in the spot you have in mind. It should mature naturally without any need for pruning or shearing to keep it smaller. Solutions to too-large plants inevitably lead to repetitive maintenance tasks. WILL IT GROW? Plant labels stipulate the amount of sunlight required, typically full sun, part sun and full shade. Problems arise when the designation doesn’t
include regional differences. For example, full sun in Arizona will be dramatically more stressful than full sun in Seattle. Climate change and drought have brought many new plants into the market that are unknown to gardeners. Research them before spending money to make sure they are reliable in your area, particularly in colder or very arid climates. Buying locally native plants ensures they will be climatically adapted, but they should be vetted for suitable size and exposure too. Getting these details right is how to plant your garden properly. One of the best plant databases online is
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Fisher Provence Realtors 8. 3123 Murray Ct. 1-3.......................................Kim 9. 1123 W. Lakeridge Ave. 1-3.......................Page 10. 810 S. Kings St. 1-3 ............................ Kearsten 11. 1201 W. Osage Dr. 1-3 ............................. Karin 12. 1106 W. Harned Ave. 1-3 ..........................Nick
Real Estate Professionals 1. 25 Liberty Cir. 1-2 ................................... Dolores 2. 3103 N. Madison Ct. 1-2:30 ................... Tiffany 3. 1416 E. Maple 1-3 ......................................... Jack
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