True, if you find one that doesn't have their head up their @$$ and doesn't read negative press like this:http://activerain.com/blogsview/1691636/is-short-sale-flipping-criminal-activity-"In addition to banks losing money, this practice damages the unsuspecting homeowner who is selling the home in the short sale because they then face the possibility of a higher deficiency judgment if the lender seeks to recover the unpaid balance, or if there is forgiveness of debt, a higher income tax bill (unless the homeowner is exempt under various tax forgiveness plans of the IRS).Borrowers are "on the hook for larger deficiencies," Ann Fulmer, vice president of Interthinx said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.

I really should get rid of my televisions, but I am sure that there would be a revolt in the household.

BYU and Notre Dame have just signed a SIX game contract in football.ESPN has agreed to pressure the big schools to play home and home series with BYU and provide the televising and funds.

We just bought 2 Flat Screen Televisions from Best Buy.

There are still shows being produced here (Mainly Television) but the feature films for the most part - are gone.

"I am deeply troubled by the violence that I've been seeing on television," Obama said in Washington.

With our high unemployment and recession misery it's amazing he isn't smart enough to not get caught and at the same time spare us the tears on television today.

As a good example, all those rich television evangelists run non-profit organizations...One last thing, just because healthcare COULD be run as a not-for-profit doesn't mean doctors would be employees of the not-for-profit organization.

I've recieved a lot of useful information on this site and will be glad to give a little back, kind of like public television...

This thread reminds me of a documentary I saw on television a while ago. http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2005/feb/12/weekend7.weekend2the guy is so smart, but he can't drive a car or tell left from right.