We are going to talk with them tomorrow and may adjust our offer, or we may press forward with the previous offer minus commission.

there was cat pee and human odor throughout the house, the front door had been smashed in and it was without a security screen, the kitchen bench tiles were breaking off and the wood underneath was sinking in due to it constantly being wet and moulded out, the skirting boards were disgusting and the shower had so much soap scum that it took me 8 times with bleach and hard scrubbing to get it halfway decent followed by another 6 times to get it to where it was clean enough.

http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/pr09006.html Bank of Clark County, Vancouver, Washington, was closed today by the Washington Department of Financial Institutions, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was named receiver.

Crank up the printing presses.

You know, the ones that live on the downtown benches next to the red cross?

Why should I need to pay out of pocket to exercise my right to free speech or freedom of the press?

Sure, maybe I'm naive.The good thing is you can bet the press will be all over this situation and if it's true this lady will get the help she needs; of course, if it's not true then the press will out her for a fraud.Then again, the cynic in me says if she really is a fraud the liberal press will simply cover it up.

No worries, history will always remember Clinton as the second president ever to get impeached after Andrew Johnson and nothing in the press or on wikipedia will ever erase that stain (pun fully intended).

BTW - Those of you listening to the press conference, please make notes and share them here for the rest of us.We'll keep this discussion as a running thread of this thing....It could make for a GREAT thread.

He is a criminal.He basically went short on the British Pond, then held a press conference and said so Currency speculation On Black Wednesday (September 16, 1992), Soros became immediately famous when he sold short more than $10 billion worth of pounds, profiting from the Bank of England's reluctance to either raise its interest rates to levels comparable to those of other European Exchange Rate Mechanism countries or to float its currency.