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We know that you may or may not know whether or not the game you own is a region wide release, but we'd like for you to make a concerted effort to ensure that the title you are adding really exists. For example, you may live in the US. Therefore, you may think that all your games are US releases, right? Well, they are. But, more often than not, they are also Canadian and Mexican releases, and as such they are a North American Release. For the record, most modern releases in North America are region wide. I can actually look at the back of
Mario Kart DS
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As a general rule of thumb, assume, unless you know otherwise, that the title that you are about to submit was a region wide release.
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Buttons, Headz Up bandanas, Artclix bracelets, flags, custom swag & more
Making buttons has always been about loving life, keeping good company, and not taking things too seriously. We hope to spread those ideas by providing you with great products that help create the special vibe you are looking to build. All of our buttons are 100% MADE IN THE USA. These buttons are designed, cut, and punched between making dinner and putting my kiddo to bed usually while listening to Widespread Panic.
Custom orders are always welcome. Contact us for details. Please allow 3 days to process stock orders. Production time on custom orders varies based on design concept and quantity.
RETURNS: While we hope to satisfy you on the first go around, we know that perfection can be fleeting. For STOCK orders: if for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase please contact us for a return or credit at firstname.lastname@example.com. For CUSTOM ORDERS: returns and credits are available for items damaged or lost.
Sam T.
Button Pusher
Button Pusher began as small vending operation at music concerts and festivals in 2009. Inspired by the enthusiastic lot scene that often surrounds music festivals, we are committed to having a good time, enjoying the company of others, and not taking ourselves too seriously. We started with buttons but today, Button Pusher specializes in custom buttons, photo buttons, magnets, personalized mirrors, jewelry, key-chains, and bottle openers. All of these products are proudly made with USA made materials and make great advertisements for bands, bars, and businesses. Button Pusher hasn't stopped with buttons. We carry a collection of Headz Up Bandanas, St. Charles retro shirts, flags, Proud products, Earth friendly aluminum straws, t-shirts, and other items. If you have an idea that wants out of your head and onto one of our products hit us up. We would love to work with you.

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Short sale properties can be a great source of income for investors, and a great deal for home buyers.
It's important to keep in mind that a short sale is one where the bank has approved a loss on a current loan. They're losing money, so they want to unload.
Generally the current owner is in a rough time, or wouldn't be facing the loss of the property. Difficult times mean tremendous amounts of stress and emotional turmoil.
Managing relationships is always the key to any negotiation.
For the bank, a short sale is an unemotional transaction. An owner may be letting go of a property with great emotional significance.
You'll have to take different approaches with every party to a short sale transaction to get the best result.
Data is on your side. Look up comps to get an accurate picture of the market, and seek out justifications for your offer prior to submitting a written bid.
In a short sale, you have to get agreement from the owner and the bank(s) involved on the purchase price and the terms.
Getting written permission from the owner to discuss terms with the bank can be really helpful, but check with a good lawyer to make sure you have the right documents before you ask the seller to sign anything that might violate LA law.
Your relationship skills are super important during this process. The bank will often require days, even weeks, to respond to offers and move forward. Often they request additional BPOs (Broker Price Opinions) or modify appraisals, and they sometimes like to involve different negotiators.
It can be intensely frustrating, so prepare yourself and don't stress.
Get fully approved for any loan you plan to take long before you make an offer. Make sure your lender can close at the drop of a hat, because once the approval comes for the short sale transaction you need to be ready for escrow.
We secure properties via short sale, and we work with many investors and buyers who are looking for great deals on properties in the Lake Charles area.
Give us a call (337) 660-1934 or get in touch anytime to find out how we can help you!


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Welcome to Web2Messenger.com
What is Web2Messenger?
Web2Messenger.com is a brand-new service that allows people to send you messages fae the web to MSN Messenger. You can redirect people to your personal Send Message page, or create your own Send Message page on your blog or personal website. You can even send a member a message when he or she is offline - your message will be delivered as soon as the recipient gets online!
In addition to our main service, we offer some extras:
Status Images
A dynamic image displaying your MSN Messenger status, display name, n personal message for use in forum signatures, on your own website or anywhere else you want!
Back again?
We haven't really been working on Web2Messenger for quite a while now, but it's been silently running in the background doing what it's supposed to do. The only real problem was that changing your passport or signing up wouldn't work, as the add-user routine in the bots were broken.
Initially I've just wanted to keep Web2Messenger running as both Andrew and I find it quite useful, but as people kept on bugging me about the aforementioned bug, I took some time yesterday to try and fix it.
For now it seems fixed, and in case it fails again I've added some event logging that should alert me to the exact place it's failing so I can pinpoint the problem easily.
Now, we aren't opening up Web2Messenger to the grand public yet, but I did drop off a few invites to a forum and a news site to generate some new buzz around it. Reason being both that I'd like to see my bugfix tested, and that I'd like to get some feedback on things.
Web2Messenger in it's current form has no real future. We're currently running into our maximum capacity, but making no real profit. We would like to add an extra server (think roughly 200$ per month), but we're simply unable to afford it.
We're hoping someone might have a good idea or opportunity to get some proper advertising income so we could put some more time into W2M.
So, if you have any ideas about how to generate some income, or have an idea for a sponsoring deal or something, please do not hesitate to reply to this forum thread or use the contact form.
Posted at 26 Apr, 2008, 14:03:01 by theblasp. Comments: 26
Mystery Downtime
I restarted all of the bots earlier after realising that they had been misbehaving for the past week or so. I don't know exactly what was wrong with them, as they were still connected to the Messenger servers and communicating with our database to some extent, but they weren't updating your statuses or sending any messages. Restarting them solved both of these issues.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused, and feel free to give me a prod if you notice an issue like this in future (they're automatically restarted if they stop communicating with our database, which they usually do when they stop working properly, but due to the specifics of this particular "crash", our restart script didn't see a need to restart them).
Posted at 25 Dec, 2007, 23:32:53 by Aziraphale. Comments: 0
Facebook Application
In a forum topic adem_is suggested creating a Facebook application so that people viewing his Facebook profile could see his Messenger status. I created a very basic version fairly quickly, but only just got around to adding Messenger Plus! formatting code support to it so I held off making any kind of announcement about it until now.
However, it's now in a state that I'm happy with, so if you have a Facebook profile, feel free to go and add the application and get a box on your profile displaying your Messenger status.
Your status is only updated every five minutes, but I think that's frequent enough for there not to be any real problems.
Supported features:
- Messenger Plus! personalised statuses are displayed as if they were normal statuses, just like they are in Messenger (with MsgPlus installed).
- Emoticons (although not custom emoticons) are converted to images in display names, personal messages and MsgPlus personalised statuses.
- All three "current media" formats in personal messages: Music, Games and Office. Only music is supported (the option to "Show what I'm listening to") in Messenger normally, but add-ons are available that can set the others.
- Messenger Plus! formatting codes, both the IRC-style codes and the newer BBCode-style codes.
- Your Web2Messenger display picture is shown (this is the image that you can upload on our main site, not necessarily your Messenger display picture).
Note that the application does not currently support Messenger Plus! formatting gradients (background or foreground) - the start colour will be used for the entire block. I intend to support them at a later date.
The Application's About Page
The Applications main page (which should prompt you to add it if you have not already done so).
As usual, report any bugs on the forums. As far as I know, all MsgPlus formatting should work fine except gradients; all emoticons should be converted to images properly, but custom emoticons won't (nor are they in Messenger names/PSMs). I've had intermittent issues with invalid characters (those not available in the current character set) appearing in the middle of names/PSMs when MsgPlus colours are used, but they stopped as quickly as they started, so I'm hoping it was an issue on Facebook's side that they've since fixed.
Also, feel free to make any comments/suggestions/bug reports on the Application's about page instead, if you wish.
I've attached a screenshot of the Web2Messenger box in my own Facebook profile to show roughly what it looks like, though I've over-used formatting codes to demonstrate them in this example:
Posted at 28 Oct, 2007, 21:18:53 by Aziraphale. Comments: 18
I have just finished adding reCAPTCHAs to the "Contact Us" form at the bottom of the main site page, and the Send Message page. The reCAPTCHA will only show on the Send Message page to people who are not logged in, though, as I really don't think we have a problem with spam from registered users.
Hopefully this will clear up the spam problem that we've had recently. If issues persist, please let us know in this thread.
Update (2007-10-15): I've since added a CAPTCHA bypass code which you can add to your own contact forms if you're using such a form. If this code is POSTed to our server and matches the one we have stored for your account, no CAPTCHA challenge will be presented to the sender. If, however, that bypass code isn't present and the sender isn't logged into Web2Messenger, they will be asked to complete a reCAPTCHA challenge. When they successfully do so, the message will be sent as normal and they will be returned to your site. More information is available in our FAQs.
Posted at 14 Oct, 2007, 23:26:47 by Aziraphale. Comments: 5
Greek gods totally suck
Alrighty, everything seems to be running ok now, so let's get you all updated on what's happened behind the scenes
First and foremost, I've fixed all known issues with the bots:
- Users are now properly added and deleted from the bots
- New bots will now be initialized properly
- Bots are now fully MSNP15 compatible, including the dreadful use of SOAP
- Forbidden words (.info, .pif, and about 120 others) are now replaced with (***) to prevent the messenger network to mess up our messages
- Some more things I forgot about
Furthermore we've added 14 new bots. We ran out of the greek alphabet, but to continue in a greek fashion, we've used the names of the so-called twelve olympian gods: Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Hades, Hestia, Demeter, Aphrodite, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Hephaestus, Hermes and Dionysus. I know, I know, there are 14, not 12. Yes, I'm confused too. Blame wikipedia (bottom part, with the links). According to another article there are two more (Hebe and Persephone), but I got tired after adding the first 14, so we'll add those once we hit our limits again
So yeah, now we have space for about 9500 extra users (yay!), and a total capacity of 21000 (!!!11!!1oneoneoneeleven!!!) users
I suppose this means that we'll be opening up registrations again somewhere soon
Anyway, good luck, and keep reporting bugs,