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U2 - The Best Of 1980-1990, Island, 12
Josh Osho Imperfections
(CD Single), Island, 1
Andy Williams Can't Take My Eyes Off You
Heartbeat: Love Me Tender (Various), Global Television
Gabrielle When A Woman
(CD Single), Go Beat
Bad Company Can't Get Enough
Driving Rock (Various Artists), Global Records & Tapes, 1
ABC The Look Of Love
And Then She Kissed Me Vol.1 (Various, Debutante
Emeli Sandé Clown
(CD Single), Virgin, 5
Diana Ross The Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To?)
Diana Ross & The Supremes - 40 Motown, Polygram Tv
Huey Lewis and the News Do You Believe In Love
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll... (Various), EMI
Petula Clark Downtown
The Ivor Novello Winners, EMI
Bon Jovi Keep The Faith
(CD Single), Jambco, 11
Bon Jovi Bad Medicine
(Single), Vertigo, 2
Elvis Presley and Junkie XL A Little Less Conversation
(CD Single), BMG/RCA
Madness Never Knew Your Name
(CD Single), Cooking Vinyl, 2
Adele Rolling In The Deep
(CD Single), XL, 1
The Hues Corporation Rock The Boat
Million Sellers Vol.14 - The Seventie, Disky
Kylie Minogue Timebomb
(CD Single), EMI
Deacon Blue That's What We Can Do
(CD Single), Edsel Records
Paul McCartney Young Boy
Paul McCartney - Flaming Pie, Parlophone
The Fratellis Whistle For The Choir
(CD Single), Island
The Source and Candi Staton You Got The Love
Smash Hits Massive! (Various Artists), Dover Records
Gabrielle Aplin Please Don't Say You Love Me
(CD Single), Parlophone
Adamski Killer
Now 17, Part 2 (Various Artists), Now, 1
Fairport Convention Walk Awhile
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From Rev Sharon Grenham Toze, an Anglican priest and prison chaplain.
I phone my dad every week, every Sunday evening, just for a chat and a catch up. We tell each other what's been going on. I'll have a moan about work, he'll tell me about the person down the road who I knew ages ago, we'll laugh over something the kids have done. Sometimes I'll tell him about the latest crazy project I'm getting involved in, and because he's my dad, he's always really proud of me. He'll often say 'Sharon, with all the things you've done in your life, you should write a book.' And I usually reply 'the trouble is, dad, it's all so mad that no-one would ever believe it!'
There are so many amazing stories of true life events, some of them told in books, some of them made into films, or even songs, and somehow, crazy or not, they have a special pull on us because they're true, they really happened. We love to hear about tales of bravery, or survival against the odds, stories of true love, of rags to riches.
But sometimes it's easier to get at the real meaning of things through a made-up story. There are parts of life that are scary, or sad, or just difficult to understand. Bringing in a few monsters and princes, maybe a desert island or buried treasure, can help us to explain it all a bit more clearly. I wonder what fantastic characters we'll meet when your young listeners submit their stories…..
A lot of the world's religions do just that, bringing us tales of heroes and villains, angels and demons, messages and battles. These stories, these myths and parables, are often woven in with real-life events and people too, and are meant to help us make sense of the world around us and the way life twist and turns. You know, a lot of people struggle with religion, or faith, because, they say 'it's all made up.' But truth, and faith, is more than just reporting the facts – sometimes it's far deeper than that, about how we understand ourselves and important things about life. So a story, religious or otherwise, might be symbolic, or poetic, might be hard to believe, full of strange creatures and mystery visitors – but that doesn't mean that deep down, it doesn't contain truth.
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An East Texas college student, who was killed in a motorcycle accident on Friday, was also an Iraq war veteran and had just graduated college. 26-year-old Logan Houshmand, a LeTourneau University student, died from his injuries from Friday's wreck on Delwood Street in Longview.
The news of Houshmand's death hit those who knew him hard. "We were shocked when we got that phone call. He had integrity. He wanted things to be real, what it is to think about eternal life," says LeTourneau University associate professor of aviation technology Matt Poelman.
He was a marine who served a tour in Iraq and those who knew him saw he was a young man with a lot of character. "He lost some good friends in that environment and was always sensitive to that. We lost our son in Iraq in 2005. It just speaks to the character of this young man and I appreciate him. We're going to miss him," Poelman says.
By all accounts Houshmand was a model student. He had come to LeTourneau University after his service to complete his degree in aircraft systems. He organized the annual LeTourneau car show earlier this year. He graduated May 3rd and was looking to a bright future.
"He had the kind of abilities mechanically that you look for in the graduates here. The promise for him was incredible, the things he could have done," says Poelman.
All that he would have gone on to do, his friends can only guess. "He did have a life full of promise, healthy young man, strong character," Matt says.
Logan had just been hired on to a post graduate position at the LeTourneau University aviation center.
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Who is an asshole? I am an asshole for taking the time to write such a ridiculous article.
To make things easy:
Asshole: Someone who doesn't know what the fuck is going on.
Dick: knows what's going on but doesn't give a fuck.
Women are the number one offenders of the misuse of the words asshole and dick. Let's get into a few examples ladies.
At the club:
Your boyfriend dances with himself at a nightclub. He's an asshole
Your boyfriend dances with another chick at the night club, he's a dick.
In the car:
Someone has a turn signal on but isn't turning. They are an asshole.
Someone cuts you off in their car. They are a dick.
A car is driving slowly in the fast lane. This is an asshole.
Someone parks in handicapped parking but isn't handicapped. This is a dick move.
At the store:
Someone holds up the line because they have to go get something they forgot. Asshole
Someone holds up the line because they can't decide if they want Orbitz or Stride gum. Asshole
*Someone who holds up any line is generally an asshole.
On a date:
The guy doesn't open the door, pull out your chair…etc. Asshole
They guy has money but pretends he left his wallet at home. Dick
Guy talks about his ex-girlfriends. Asshole
Guy shows pictures of his ex-girlfriend. Dick
You hit on the Human Resources lady. You're an asshole
You pull out your cock on a coworker's keyboard. You're a dick
You come into work on your day off. Asshole
You give your boss a Starbucks gift card with $0 on it. Hilarious dick move
Keep in mind that women can be assholes too. Now we are going to test the knowledge you have acquired.
1) You name your kid North West. Asshole or dick?
- This is a trick question. This can go either way
2) Taking the change out of a homeless person's cup. Asshole or dick?
- This is a dick move
3) You don't know the difference between your and you're. Asshole or dick?
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It is the final heat, and the last set of hopefuls pick up their knives and show off their culinary skills. Who will prove that they have what it takes to line up with the successful contestants who have already made it through?
First, they must overcome the Invention Test, and prove that in only one hour they can deliver an amazing plate of food with no planning.
No-one goes home after this, because they must next survive the extremely tricky Palate Test, which sees chef John Torode demonstrate a scallop and crab ravioli with a spiced prawn sauce. Without seeing the demo, the amateurs are given just a few minutes to taste this dish before being asked to write down exactly what it is in it, using their sense of smell, and palate. Then they are asked to recreate John's dish in just one hour - without a recipe. At the end of these two challenges, some of the hopefuls will have reached the end of their MasterChef journey.
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A net impact analysis of active labour programmes in Hungary
AbstractThis paper presents estimates of the impact on re-employment and earnings of the two most popular active labour programmes used during the economic transition in Hungary: retraining and public service employment (PSE). To adjust for non-random assignment of programme participants, net impacts were computed using matched pair samples and regression models. The evidence suggests retraining may improve the chance for reemployment, is unlikely to improve re-employment earnings, but may improve job durability. Net societal benefits could be improved by retraining relatively more males, older persons, and those with less education. PSE does not appear to provide a reliable path to a regular non-subsidized job, and may even lower re-employment earnings. PSE might best be viewed as an income transfer programme having the collateral benefit of maintaining basic work habits. The net societal impact of PSE could increase if it involved relatively more females and older persons. Copyright The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1997.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Apple Inn Amsterdam
Overpriced horrible hotel
The hotel is quite far from the central station. It does not have a lift and the stairs above the first floor are narrow and hazardous, especially when carrying luggage.
We were asked to pay for the entire stay even before we put our luggage in the room. The room was cramped with furniture carelessly dumped in, with no space to move. The ceiling was damp, the room musty and the linen shabby and torn. It did not resemble the pretty picture on their website. The TV was not functioning properly and the sound kept going off every few minutes.
Overall, the experience was most unpleasant. The hotel is poorly managed and overpriced, at more than 50 euros per person per night. The receptionist was indifferent to our complaints and told us that she "didn't care" if customers didn't like the hotel.
Bad Apple
I only wish I had seen the reviews on this website before staying at the Apple Inn at the weekend. True, the location is quite handy, being just a short walk from the nearest tram stop. On arrival we were greeted by a most unfriendly receptionist who made us pay for the room before we'd even got the key...usually I thought you paid when you checked out? She told us that there would be a 2% charge for using a credit card, plus the 5% tax on top...fair enough. Then she charged us 50 cents for a small map of Amsterdam. It seemed to be all take take take so far, and there was no warmth in her greeting so we were already disappointed. She gave us the key to our room which was basic to say the least, but it was clean and at the back of the hotel. We did, however, notice the fact that the hotel seemed to be undergoing renovations with pots of paint and dustsheets lying around. I think this fact should definitely be posted on their website and they could at least offer a reduction on the 'not so cheap' rooms for the inconvenience and messy look of the hotel.
Breakfast was basic but at least included in the price of the room, I wouldn't have wanted to pay extra for it. We had returned to the hotel on Friday night and could smell bacon, so we got all excited about the prospect of a cooked breakfast but I think it must have been the night receptionist cooking himself a little snack!! All-in-all, we didn't have to spend much time in the hotel because there was so much to do in Amsterdam on our first trip, but I won't go back there and would advise anyone to think twice before booking there.
Never again
The title to my review ''never again'' will give you a brief insight into the weekend my partner and I spent in the Apple Inn!
We arrived to find the entrance door locked and had to press the buzzer and wait till the receptionist came and let us in. On entering the entance hall it was obvious that this hotel was in need of an extreme makeover!!
We were given the key to our room and told to follow a coridor to the second staircase and we were on the second floor!! Everyone knows the staircases in Amsterdam are narrow so you can imagine how difficult we found carrying our suitcase and bags while trying to step over paint pots, and decorating tools!
We finally got to our room to find that the decorator was still sanding the inside, there was dust and rubbish everywhere and she gladly picked up her ladder and dust sheets and left the room expecting us to stay in it!
Upset and angry we spoke to the receptionist, who shrugged his shoulders to it basically. he said that if we cancelled to move elswhere we would have to pay for the first night regardless. Then he phoned the manageress who came on the phone to me to say that we wouldn't get any refund because we had to give 48 hours notice- which was impossable as we didn't know 48 hours previous the hotel wouldn't be fit to stay in!
We were then offered another room up the first staircase which we accepted. It was a far throw from perfect but alot better than the first room. The room was very small and dated, the shower was spacious but if you moved the shower head in any direction you were liable to have a flood! The benefits of the room were the balcony and chairs- but when we looked the view was of the flats opposite which looked right in their bedroom and living room windows.
The breakfast in the morning was european- offering bread, cheese, yougurt, tea, coffee and juice. The toaster was broken so melba toast was given instead, which you needed a pint of water to swallow it with.
The cleaner for the hotel came in when we were still in bed and apolagised but still returned to try again fifteen mins later for another look!
The only thing this hotel had going for it is the tram which stops two mins from the door and takes you right to the centre.
All in all, I will never go here again and wouldn't advise anyone else to either.
Avoid like the plague
i am not fussy in were i stay and only use my hotel for a bed but the apple inn was awful. we arrived at the hotel and was almost overcome by the musky/b.o smell that lingers throughout the hotel.
we were put to our room and after clambering over all sorts of rubbish we finally found it only to find we were sharing it with the painter and decorater who was still inside working and his partner outside with an industrial sander. we helped the painter remove his sheets and ladders etc from the room before pondering our next move.
by this time my girlfriend was in tears we asked to cancel but were told we would have to pay the full rate. we had no option but to stay and were moved to another part of the hotel which could be described as ok( that would really flatter it though)
the hotel is quite a distance from the centre of amsterdam but there is one plus point a tram does run right by the hotel.
so to sum up, DONT GO HERE.
Comfortable and clean
We were staying in APPLE INN HOTEL for the first time and we are happy with our choice. It�s a small, but very comfortable hotel. The staff gave us a lot of tourist information about Amsterdam and the cultural life.It takes about 15 min to walk to the center of Amsterdam, also tram is very convenient and quick. Our room was clean and quiet. We definitely recommend this hotel.
Crap-Apple Inn
I stayed here with my sister and friend in October and we were not overly impressed. On check-in the room we were given was on the top floor, up two very steep flights of narrow stairs. The receptionist was almost pleased to tell us there was no lift with a smart retort of 'that's ok isn't it?' when I showed a look of horror!...No, I screamed silently considering the weight and bulk of our backpacks.... I would have liked her to try and lug that thing upstairs!!!
Although the room was big with 4 single beds and ok sized bathroom the overwhelming smell of VOMIT turned us off. Someone had clearly had too much Heineken and left a deposit in the room that had been cleaned up but the smell was still very overpowering...Not only that, the room was on the street side and unbelievably noisy with the window open. We asked for another room and got a much smaller room on the first floor but it did have a balcony and was on the garden side so it was quieter. The bathroom was very cramped - one person at a time with a sink, toilet and shower stall. The shower head spurted water out every which way but down, and because the nozzle was located so high up we couldn't reach it to fix it! Also, the space for the shower stall was so narrow with no depression for the water to flow down the shower curtain stuck to your body the whole time and the floor got wet as it slowly drained away. The sheets on each bed were clean but ripped and housekeeping 'forgot' to clean our room or make the beds on the first day. The lightning was sparse and very dim and overall the whole hotel needed refurbishment - it's definitely stuck in a bad 70's decor.
The breakfast was average with the typical European buffet of smallgoods, cheese, breads, cereal, yoghurt, boiled eggs, juice, coffee etc but some new toasters that didn't take 30 mins to toast bread would have made things easier. Being in the room directly opposite the breakfast room was not great either as the kitchen staff made so much noise clinking glasses and stacking plates it was impossible to sleep in.
There was one particularly helpful receptionist who explained the maps, tram stops and places to visit and even lent us umbrellas when it rained but the other 2 ladies were not exactly friendly. They did book the shuttle bus back to the airport for us but it seemed to be a bit of a chore for them to do it.
Overall, OK place if you are budget conscious, don't mind staying a little way out of town (the tram stop was only 5 min walk away and goes right into the centre of the city anyway) or want simple rooms with no embellishments.
NOT the best place to stay if you want a modern, comfortable hotel with good-sized bathrooms and plush linens, and definitely not the place if you are not keen on going up and down stairs.
Very basic
the rooms were very dissapointing,they were damp and very dull looking with cigarette burns on the bed sheets !!!! the room did not look the same as it did on the internet. The breakfast was very nice,the staff were ok,hotel a little out of the way but nice to walk into vondel park and the trams were close by. I would give it a 4 out of 10 rating . Over all if you want budget this is great but if you want comfort avoid!!!!!!!
I had a reservation with the hotel for 5 of us staying there in a family room. But when we got the room, it was disgusting. Mold on the ceilings, unknown stains on chairs and floor, paint peeling off, beds where you can feel the springs poke through, huge mosquitoes and the smell of smoke was overwhelming..when we requestede a non-smoking room. From the internet, it looked pretty good. But looks can be deceiving. I would never ever recommend this place to anyone. It should be closed for remodeling! Talk about health code violations... We decided not to stay another minute and we moved to a nice Ramada across the street.
More then you pay for
Stayed here one New Year. The place is basic but clean tidy. Whilst the location is about 20 min walk (if you go the right way) to the centre it still is a perfect location. Next to the huge Park and local shops and restaurants and only 5-10 minute tram ride away from city centre (if you dare go near a tram track in fear of your life).
The price for what you get is reasonable and you will find it hard to find a hotel in the dam that's just as clean and spacious for the same price. But you may find one closer to the action. Personally I say stay at the SAS Radisson bang in the centre of everything for �60 (sterling) per night but if you only wanna spend �30 per night the Apple Inn odes the job. In fact im staying there again in July 2004.
Rotten Apple?
I'll start with the positives! The Apple inn is in a lovely residential location, just a minute away from the beautiful Vondelpark, and there are a number of very nice restaurants and cafes within a short walking distance. Close to a tram stop which will take you to some of the best museums and art galleries, or into the centre of Amsterdam, and the train station. So if you like staying in a quite area, this is a good place to stay!
On the flip side of this great location, the rooms (or at least room number 26!) at the Apple inn are pretty basic. You have a TV, shower, bed (uncomfortable), 2 chairs (uncomfortable), a small writing table and a small closet. There are NO tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms - we found this a small but unforgivable detail!
The room's decoration was also not great - the wall was painted half grey/brown and half cold blue. It was a little bit like a prison corridor in fact...
Can't give any info on breakfast as it wasn't included with our deal, which we got cheap on the internet, so check that before you buy. It wasn't too much of a problem though, as we had a nice walk through the park to get breakfast in a cafe.
It should also be mentioned that the website we first saw the Apple inn on said there were views "overlooking the park" - this is untrue.
Oh, and would it kill the receptionist to smile?
On the whole, a great location, but a sparse room.
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Several years ago I went to Mardis Gras in New Orleans and there was a preacher with a bullhorn yelling at the crowd: "What is it with the beads? Why are you women exposing yourselves for 25 cents worth of plastic beads?"
It was a fair question. And when it comes to the AJC Peachtree Road Race the uninitiated might ask, "What is it with the shirts?"
But for many runners it's all about the shirt. All of it – the training, the early wake up on a holiday and sweating through a 6.2 mile race.
Last weekend I decided to pull out my collection of Peachtree T-shirts to vulgarly wallow in loot accumulated over the last 20 years.
One of the first things I noticed was I used to wear the shirts a lot more. I'm still not one to seal them in plastic on July 5th and lock them in a vault. But I do tend to put them away for the winter and only wear the oldest ones a couple of times during the summer. I earned my first one in 1979 and wore it past its useful life span. I don't know what happened to it.
You can see in the photo that my 1991 shirt in the lower left corner is faded. That one doesn't come out of the drawer very often.
I noticed the shirts reflect Atlanta's corporate history, as sponsors come and go over the years. In 1991 sponsors included extinct former Atlanta corporate notables BellSouth Mobility and C&S National Bank. On every shirt since 1993 Wachovia has had its logo prominently displayed. Since Wells Fargo bought Wachovia in 2008 and is now phasing out the brand, it figures that long sponsorship streak will end.
Some sponsors have a logical fitness connection, but others are a bit puzzling. Last year Powerade and Reebok were two with clear tie-ins. But what was up with the 1996 shirt presence of Janssen Pharmaceutica, a manufacturer of medicine for mental disorders? (Help for the shirt-obsessed?)
Of course, most people focus more on the shirt's design than the relatively small logos below. I tend to side with the design minimalists who say the older, simpler designs were better. Like the 1979 shirt. That I threw away.
The 2004 "Property of…" shirt stands out as one of the most-disliked, but not necessarily because of a design issue. The problem was the fabric felt uncomfortable. The tag says it was manufactured, as usual, in Mexico with U.S. fabric. But it definitely had a different feel than the years before and after. (Different = not in a good way)
So do you wear your Peachtree shirt until it's threadbare and then throw it away? Or do you preserve it in amber for posterity?
May 11th, 2010
7:45 am
I have shirts going back to '87. The old ones I used to wear all the time. But eventually I decided I would wear the shirt for one year following the race and then rotate it out when I got the new one. I did see where someone had stitched together their old shirts as a quilt, which I may do someday.
May 11th, 2010
10:13 am
It depends on the shirt, if I like the design and the color I'll wear it more. Also it depends on if I get into the finish in time to still get a small. I hope to make a quilt too, someday.
May 11th, 2010
10:45 am
By the time I get to the finish line, the only ones left fit like a night gown. Could never figure out why they ask us for a size, but pay no attention to it.
May 11th, 2010
3:12 pm
The shirt doesn't do much for me. I want to get my name in the paper. The day after the race the AJC has printed a full page of names and city/state of race finishers. That's my goal!
May 11th, 2010
6:03 pm
I had an ex-neighbor of mine put together old Peachtree shirts from my dad and I on a quilt and I love it! I won't be running this year bc I will be at the beach…I am going to miss this year the tradition of running and then passing out on the couch or by the pool. The tshirts are just a badge of honor in my family.
May 11th, 2010
7:13 pm
I've never liked to wear the t-shirts. It isn't because I'm afraid to get them dirty or because I hold them to be "sacred". I simply don't like the way they fit. They are so thick and are always too long on me. Wish they were Hanes brand instead.
May 11th, 2010
7:28 pm
I love laughing at the idiots wearing their shirts for the fireworks at lenox. Congratulations you just finished a race that 50,000 other people finished, but you decided to wear your new shirt. You are like the guys who wear a bands shirt to the concert. At what point did getting up at 4am to run become a part of the 4rth of July tradition. Frankly, I have more respect for the folks sleeping in. The worst are the folks who almost never run but decide they are going to do this. I know there are real runners. The top 1000 folks who train year round and consider this one of many events they will compete in. They rest of the fools just want the shirt. I can't believe the police effort, traffic conjestion, tv coverage, and overall pain in the a$$ we are willing to create to give a bunch of idiots a t-shirt. The folks in the top 400 are home before half of bums in this thing are even finished. I can't imagine a dumber way to spend a hot summer holiday morning. I am guessing these are the same folks that camp out for thanksgiving shopping. If you convince them it is a tradition they will keep doing it. Ba Hum bug
May 11th, 2010
8:28 pm
I like mine because big fat lazy people who eat bon bons and watch Oprah can't buy one.
May 11th, 2010
9:05 pm
Cool article. Thanks.
May 11th, 2010
9:34 pm
I run every year. And I wear the shirt. But I don't run for the shirt. I run so I can drink beer and eat wings at 9am that day at Taco Mac, and not feel guilty about it.
June 30th, 2010
6:38 pm
Gary, your probably a fat slob that just wishes you had could run the peachtree or even walk it. Bet 100 dollars you never even tried to run it or even have showed up for the fun.
Losers have a way of always being the negative voice on here. Your probably the type who just lost his mobile home on wheels.
Get a life smuck
July 2nd, 2010
10:15 am
I am new to this "tradition", running. I only learned of this event early June. Cooper River was my first ever event, a wonder 10K that I will try attend every year I am breathing. In a since these events are about the shirts. You may not wear them but it a footprint in your past that allows you the ablitiy to gage improvements in one self. Anyone who has been unhealthy and has turned their life around can understand this. I myself was very unhealthy, and now am in the best shape of my life, these events give people the motivation to continue a healthy lifestyle, LaurenD's comments about supporting people that may not be runners, but are at least out there is spot on! Gary, your a sad individual, and am betting that if you attend an event like this, things would make sense! I have every intention to attend this event next year! I want a shirt!
July 2nd, 2010
1:27 pm
Jon, you're probably right about poor Gary, unfortunately, responding to people who don't get it only gives them what they are looking for , some sort of validation. Its a great accomplishment for ANYONE to be able to run and finish a 6.2 mile race, no matter what your ability level. The shirts are a terrific "badge of honor" that you really earned throught hard work. I will be adding the 14th to my collection this Sunday. Keep truckin runners….I admire every one of you!!
July 2nd, 2010
11:37 pm
I always admired the people wearing the Peachtree t-shirts. I thought of them as incredibly fit people and strong and dedicated people. I assume Gary hasn't ever really tried to run…it's not easy. I for one can attest to how special this race is. I had always wanted to run the Peachtree, but at 347 pounds, it just wasn't something you did. So I always admired those who did and who proudly wore their t-shirts from afar–until last June. June 1st 2009, I started changing myself. I remember watching segments on the evening news (from my recumbant bike—I couldn't walk 1/4 mile without stopping at that point) about people who were going to be running the Peachtree and getting teary eyed because I wanted to do it so badly. I sit here lauging at shmucks like Gary right now. People who are miserable so they try to make others miserable because they don't have the courage to get up and try. I am 130 pounds lighter since last June (and a non-smoker since Sept. 09…yes, it's possible to quit smoking and lose weight at the same time.) AND I RUN. I'll run every step of that 6.2 if I can…will I finish in the top 1000? HECK NO. Do I care? NO! Because I've already won this race. I won it when I was able to sign up for it knowing I could complete it. So yeah, Gary…that t-shirt will be special. And I will have earned it whether I finish in the top 1000 or not.


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Statewide restrictions have limited the sale of growlers to brew pubs that make their own beer on the premises and sell food, excluding bars and most restaurants. But the 2-liter containers, characteristically made of brown glass, have gained in popularity in recent years, and governments around the country are adjusting their laws to permit them.
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Braden, there's a difference between teaching people how to PvP and suffering deaths and defeats because doesn't atleast do some basic preparation for the activity they're about to do. I'm not a hardcore PvPer, I made a PvP healer mainly to fight for my server's Tol Barad and to get a few random BGs in every now and then. But I can't tell you how many times I've had to hit my head onto the desk while watching people wearing not a single piece of resilience gear completely weigh down the rest of the team. I can keep people alive fairly well, but when that Paladin over there might as well be wearing paper, there's only so much I can do. Just as bad is when the team is made to look like fools because half of the group can't understand basic concepts of group coordination and awareness of your surroundings. In other words, it's not very helpful when a handful of people stop to fight on the roads in Arathi Basin, or run in one at a time to attack the opposing flag carrier in Warsong Gulch. Someone will try to point out what they're doing wrong so that they can get in line with the rest of the team, but they're so focused on just getting kills that they don't pay attention to chat. As Clayden mentioned, BGs are just like dungeons; it's important to have some basic consideration for the people you're grouped with and not be a hassle.
If Trapped really wants to do some stress-free PvPing with their friends, they can try and set up some War Games with friendly guildies, or jump into Tol Barad (as long as a player sticks with the group and stays within the range of a base's flag, they can focus on simply fighting and getting kills while still contributing to the team).


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Dynocom runs between 5-10% higher than a Mustang/Dynojet in most tests. It would all depend on how each were calibrated. I know you said you didn't care about baselines, but it would have been nice to see the delta's from your mods.
I agree man would have been nice. I never had the motivation to spend $100-150 on a stock vehicle. The mods were gradually acquired so it was never a good time and seemed like a waste of money. Now I wish I had.
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Great looking 330i and good numbers. The more time passes, the more I'm sure that the 330i is kind of a closet classic in the U.S.
Power numbers seem plausible but the torque is very odd. 330i was rated at 255hp/220tq so it seems unusual that your power and torque would be essentially the same. Further, factory torque peak is 2750rpm and your dyno sheet shows max torque at 4100. Maybe their calibration is off for torque and on for power. Is that even possible?
Thanks! The numbers did surprise me and everyone there. I agree they seem odd as well as high, but the Charger and 370z were basically spot on with their numbers which had me wondering. I was honestly expecting sub 200 numbers when it went on the rollers. I wonder if my intake and muffler delete have moved the RPM range where peak numbers are. Also had never heard of Dynocom prior, and wish the graph were like the typical ones im used to seeing from Mustang and Dynojet.
Anyway it was out of curiosity and for fun so take these digits with a grain of salt! Thanks guys.
Edit: For what it's worth, 4100~ is actually where it begins to pull and up to 6000 or so. Just in normal driving my power is right in that range.
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The Future of Search?
Posted on 18. Apr, 2011 by Simon Heyes in Digital Marketing, Stats & Trends, Thoughts
Since the start of 2011 a lot has changed in the world of search. Many of these changes are likely to shape SEO and PPC strategies for the next few years, and have already started to impact current strategies. Being part of the bigmouthmedia DNA, I know we continually get asked "where is search heading?" by clients, journalists and many others. As a result, I'd thought I'd put my head on the block and give you my take on the future of Search.
Predicting the future of search is never easy because the market is so fluid, and changes constantly. But by taking facts, figures and opinions from other experienced online campaigners, as well as my own ideas, hopefully I can convince you where the future is heading.
Let's start with online ad spend. Over the last 5 years online ad spend has increased by over 100% and now sits at £4.071 billion at the end of 2010, according to the IAB/PwC annual study. PPC makes up 57% of that total, and according to econsultancy, the SEO market is worth £436m of that pie. Based on those trends, it's probably safe to say that search spend will continue to grow for the foreseeable future.
Now let's dissect that online ad spend foundation, and figure out how that spend could grow.
Search Spend Shifts to Mobile and Tablets
Mobile figures were included in the IAB 2010 full year study for the first time. Mobile search has become to blossom over the last 2 years, having been nicely nestled within the smartphone boom. I believe there have been three main areas driving this growth in the UK – apps, search (Google) and social (Facebook and Twitter). It's the latter two areas that I believe will act as the catalysts for not only the future of mobile, but the future as search as a whole. According to Google, mobile search queries have doubled in 2010 and, as smartphone and tablet penetration increases, that rate is accelerating.
Using mobile user data (geo-location, search history etc.), coupled with social preferences, permits a very targeted ad. You may have noticed I separated mobile and tablets. I don't class tablets as mobiles. For me they are somewhere in between laptops and mobiles, as payment for goods and services is easier than on smartphones, and media consumption habits differ.
Why is this important? Google announced back in March that they will be releasing a new feature to allow Google Adwords advertisers to target tablet devices. In a recent Nielsen study, they found that iPad owners consume information at different times to iPhone users (no data split for those that own both), and that iPad owners are far more receptive to advertising. So whilst desktop ads may work during the day, tablet targeted ads may be successful in the evening.
The Four Screen Strategy
In 2010, Morgan Stanley analyst Mary Meeker predicted that by 2013, more people will access the Internet through their phones than via their PCs. Based on this notion, they also stated that brands and publishers should adopt a 'Three Screen Strategy'; consumers use TVs, mobiles and laptops/desktops to consume media, so your advertising strategy should cater for all three. Based on my comments above, I believe tablets should be separated from mobiles, therefore creating a 'Four Screen Strategy'. Simply put, any device where we consume content differently to other devices should be given distinction, and thus a separate targeting strategy. The same applies to Search. We search differently on mobiles than on desktops/laptops (one third of all mobile search queries are location based according to Google, 53% according to Bing), and users will probably search differently on Google TV, if and when it rises in popularity.
Search and Social Fuse Together
Back in March 2011, Google launched their +1 functionality, which many have stated is Google's version of the 'Like' button. Our Head of PPC gave a good overview of the new social button a few weeks ago. It's not the first time Google has tried to gather social data from search users. In 2006 Google launched Notepad in an attempt to rival social bookmarking sites at the time. In early 2009 it was announced that Notepad was losing all development resources dedicated to the product. Let's hope Google's +1 doesn't go the same way.
Here's an interesting thought – what if the Google +1 button didn't take off, and Facebook 'Like' buttons were added to each search result instead? http://goo.gl/R0XOx.
Interesting indeed.
When talking about the integration of Search and Social, the most interesting discussion pertains to SEO. My interest was first heightened when Google announced a deal with Twitter to integrate tweets into its search results back in October 2009. Integration soon followed, and our search strategies changed. Fast forward to December 2010, and Matt Cutts confirmed that Google started using 'social signals' as a ranking factor.
This change, coupled with Google's +1, confirms what I've spoken about in pitches for many years – that we're now looking at a 'parallel social algorithm'. At the moment, search results are generated based on a number of factors, but have only just included social signals as one (or more) of these factors. The parallel algorithm? At the moment Google displays results based on what it's computer based algorithm deems the most relevant. The other algorithm – and one I believe will become more prominent - is based on a human, personal, social algorithm, or what your social circle deems the most relevant answer / webpage / image / video for your search query.
That likely change means SEO strategies will see a dramatic change. SEO strategies will effectively become asset-managed content strategies – is your content social? Is it worth linking too? Can it be shared?
Feeds, Feeds, Feeds
We've been playing around with feeds for years. RSS feeds, XML feeds, feed mashups using Yahoo! Pipes…you name it, we've used it. Over the last few years though, feeds have become very useful because of the growth of APIs. Using our in-house technology we can take information from any source (feed permitting) and apply rules to that data to serve a very targeted ad. Now imagine we take that data, and combine it with real-time business information. Stock prices, currency exchange rates, weather, inventory, price information….the ability and ways to serve a real-time targeted ad are unprecedented. Moving forward, as more business information becomes available, we expect real-time data, feeds and APIs to have a big impact on the style and type of search and content ads we produce.
Intention vs. Attention
At bigmouthmedia, we have continually pushed the notion of intention vs. attention media when it comes to search. Search marketing is a form of intention media – i.e. there's an intent behind the users query. Search is unique in that regard. Combine that to TV ads, print ads, radio ads and untargeted Display ads (which carry no user intent), which are all about gaining attention. Howard Gossage, an advertising innovator during the Mad Men era of the 50′s and 60′s once said: "The real fact of the matter is that nobody reads ads. People read what interest them, and sometimes it's an ad." In the current market, it's all about balance – getting a users attention so there is some form of intent in their output (be that a search, a sign up or a sale). So what's the future of search with regards intention vs. attention? Facebook has driven Display advertising spend to 23% of all online ad spend, and with more people spending more time on social sites, this looks set to continue.
With the fuse of social and search, attention media in its simplest form may soon no longer exist. Targeted attention advertising (based on user interests, location etc) is becoming more popular, and even TV ads are beginning to include Facebook addresses and operator phrases such as "Search online for [enter slogan here]".
It's no secret that Google has filed several patents for outdoor advertising, both in the real and virtual worlds, so along with the use of QR codes, the convergence between online and offline advertising (and search) is closer than ever.
Search Becomes Even More Transparent
Most brands like the idea of cross channel attribution, but it seems few have actually implemented it, and/or can analyse the data output to then optimise each channel. There are many companies such as Tagman and DC Storm which have attempted to help shift the market out of the 'last-click wins' notion, and perhaps their efforts have been made easier by Google's announcement on 13th April 2011 to introduce Multi-Channel Funnels in Google Analytics. From many PPC strategies we've worked on we can tell that brand keyword performance is often artificially inflated because of the default 'last-click wins' rule, and the lack of transparency along the user path in a conversion funnel. Hopefully as more brands implement cross channel attribution, a fairer assist funnel will become visible, with search playing an even bigger role in the conversion path.
If you then add QR codes with http://goo.gl URLs into Multi-Channel Funnel analysis, then cross channel attribution can become very powerful indeed, as it sows on and offline attribution data together for the first time.
Contextual Search – Search…Without The Keywords
This theory first raised it's head back in late 2009 after Nick Fox (now VP of product management overseeing the search advertising team at Google) spoke about where Paid Search could be in 5 – 10 years. One of the topics he spoke about was keywords without search terms or phrases. Searchengineland did a good post covering the main points.
The hype around this topic appeared to die down, until December 2010 when a Google employee called Marissa Mayer gave an on stage interview at LeWeb '10 in Paris. Marissa Mayer has been with Google since 1999, and was roughly Google's 20th employee. Not a bad shift. If you don't follow her on Twitter, I recommend doing so - @marissamayer. Marissa took up a new role as VP of Location and Local Services in October 2010, after previously being VP of search products and user experience. That in itself was an interesting move for those that live and breathe search. And in Paris in December that year, Marissa gave an insight into what Google is calling 'Contextual Discovery'.
This basically took Nick Fox's idea, and brought it up to date. A searchers personalised web history provides context. A searchers location provides context. A users social circle and preferences provides context. This means being able to take all this information, and serve up interesting ads and content to them without them searching for anything – i.e. Google results without the search. Google are still working on the UI, but with Marissa at the helm of this project it's certainly one to watch.
In Summary…
- Search will continue to consume the largest portion of the online ad spend pie, with Display spend on Facebook battling with mobile ad spend (search & display) in the next few years
- Search strategies should be tailored to specific devices – different content at different times, depending on consumption habits
- Search will become even more social, with social signals playing an even bigger role in search rankings. Will Google's +1 define Google's future strategy? Or will Facebook become a bigger threat to Google's social movement?
- Real-time business information combined with other data can provide a very targeted ad. Serving real-time messages into PPC as, Display ads, mobile ads and coupons will have a powerful and successful impact over the next few years.
- Search will always carry an intent, but will need to work in conjunction with attention media as digital goes mainstream on outdoor billboards, and other traditional media channels
- Search will become more transparent as cross channel attribution gains traction. Does search play an even bigger part in the conversion funnel than we realise?
- The future could be based on context – Google and other search players providing results without a search query being conducted
The other topic I haven't covered is regulation. With the advent of the new CAP ASA rules in April, bigmouthmedia have already released a white paper on the pros and cons, issues and opportunities this may pose for both brands and agencies.
What do you think? Is mobile worth all the hype? Is contextual search a reality? Do you believe the future of search is elsewhere? Leave a comment or come chat with me on Twitter – @bmmSimon


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Posts: 57
February 28, 2012 11:50 AM
THinking about eating more clean. My schedule is kind of crazy and am interested in some crockpot recipes so they will be ready by the time I get home.
I will most likely use brown rice or whole wheat pasta as part of my main dish.. but would like some recipes using fresh (or frozen if I have to) veggies & meats --with low sodium sauces or lots of spices.
Any or all recipes would be appreciated!! :)
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February 28, 2012 11:53 AM
Bump.... I would like to know as well since I have a busy scedule.
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February 28, 2012 11:54 AM
I would also like to start eating clean.
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February 28, 2012 11:57 AM
Here is one from Skinnytaste.com. She has alot of good recipes. We really liked it. I had some left over and I drained the sauce from it and layered the filling over some corn tortillas with some green and red enchilada sauce and lowfat cheese. It was great!
Crock Pot Chicken Enchilada Soup
Servings: 6 • Serving Size: 1 1/2 cups + cheese • Old Points: 5 pts • Points+: 7 pts
Calories: 260.9 • Fat: 6.6 g • Protein: 25.4 g • Carb: 29.9 g • Fiber: 6.7 g • Sugar: 4.1 g
Sodium: 572 mg (without salt)
• 2 tsp olive oil
• 1/2 cup onion, chopped
• 3 cloves garlic, minced
• 3 cups low sodium fat-free chicken broth
• 8 oz can tomato sauce
• 1-2 tsp chipotle chili in adobo sauce (or more to taste)
• 1/4 cup chopped cilantro (plus more for garnish)
• 15 oz can black beans, rinsed and drained
• 14.5 oz can petite diced tomatoes
• 2 cups frozen corn
• 1 tsp cumin
• 1/2 tsp dried oregano
• 2 8 oz skinless chicken breasts (16 oz total)
• 1/4 cup chopped scallions, for topping
• 3/4 cup shredded reduced fat cheddar cheese
• fat free sour cream (optional)
Heat oil in a saucepan over medium-low heat. Add onion and garlic and sauté until soft, 3-4 minutes. Slowly add the chicken broth, tomato sauce and chipotle adobo sauce and bring to a boil. Add cilantro and remove from heat. Pour into crock pot.
To the crockpot, add drained beans, diced tomatoes, corn, cumin, oregano and stir. Add the chicken breasts; cover and cook on low heat for 4-6 hours.
Remove chicken and shred with two forks. Add chicken back into the soup, adjust salt and cumin to taste. Serve in bowls and top with fat free sour cream, cheese, scallions and cilantro. You can also top with avocado or crushed tortilla chips. Enjoy!
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February 28, 2012 11:59 AM
I am a crock pot fanatic! Here are four that I have saved, they are all under 250 a serving :) Hope this helps!
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February 28, 2012 12:35 PM
bump for later.. always use these
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February 28, 2012 12:40 PM
Easiest and tasty chicken.
4-5 Chicken Breast and top with salsa.
Cook on low for 6 hours....
You can eat it plain or put it over brown rice. Yum...
(Variations include - a cup of black beans or other veggies...)
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February 28, 2012 12:40 PM
Another great one is this Crock Pot Turkey White Bean Pumpkin Chili from Skinnytaste. You can't taste the pumpkin...it just makes the chili velvety smooth
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February 28, 2012 12:54 PM
This one is easy and I've served it to others several times and everyone really likes it
Lentil Soup (serves 8)
Throw all of this stuff in the crock pot in the morning. Turn it on low for 8+ hours (sometimes I do more than 8 hours and it's always been fine)
3 Raw Carrots Chopped
3 Stalks of Celery - Chopped
1 Onion - Chopped
2 Cloves of Garlic - Diced
2 C lentils (rinsed) (I've used whatever the cheapest bulk lentils I could find at Sprouts)
64oz of Vegetable broth
1 can of diced tomatoes (I prefer the Rotel with Habanero so that it has some spice, I didn't think the jalapeno ones had enough spice but I may be crazy) OPTIONAL
3 Russet potatoes (small or medium) – OPTIONAL (I often add these for bulk)
About 15 minutes before serving add:
1.5 Tbsp of Balsamic Vinegar
2 cups Kale (or other green like Spinach or Collard Greens)
Salt & pepper to taste (the recipe I had told me to add it to the crockpot in the beginning and gave me a measurement. I don't tend to add any at all, but if I feel as if it's needed, I just add a little per serving)
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February 28, 2012 2:02 PM
try googling Wendy's Chili Recipe... we make it without the meat and by using stewed tomatoes instead of sauce... it's delicious and super easy for a busy schedule... the only prep is dicing onion and celery...yes, the pinto and kidney beans are canned...that's what makes is a 5 minute prep meal....I think it's the combo of chili powder and cumin that makes it so tasty.
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February 28, 2012 5:07 PM
I got this recipe from Allrecipe.com
8 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves 2 (1 ounce) packages ranch dressing mix 1/4 cup dry bread crumbs
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C).
Combine dressing mix and bread crumbs in a plastic bag. Add chicken and shake until coated.
Place coated chicken pieces on an ungreased cookie sheet and bake in preheated oven for 25 to 30 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through and juices run clear. Serve with rice or potatoes, if desired. Rice or potatoes not included in the nutritonal data.
Nutritional Information
Serving Size 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories 162
Calories from Fat 15
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 1.7g 3 %
Saturated Fat 0.4g 2 %
Cholesterol 68mg 23 %
Sodium 633mg 25 %
Potassium 345mg 10 %
Total Carbohydrates 6.1g 2 %
Dietary Fiber 0.2g < 1 %
Protein 27.8g 56 %
Sugars 0.2g
** Vitamin A < 1 %
Vitamin C 3 %
Calcium 2 %
Iron 10 %
** Thiamin 9 %
** Niacin 145 %
** Vitamin B6 41 %
** Magnesium 12 %
** Folate 5 %
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April 27, 2012 6:08 AM
THinking about eating more clean. My schedule is kind of crazy and am interested in some crockpot recipes so they will be ready by the time I get home.
I will most likely use brown rice or whole wheat pasta as part of my main dish.. but would like some recipes using fresh (or frozen if I have to) veggies & meats --with low sodium sauces or lots of spices.
Any or all recipes would be appreciated!! :)
Eat Clean Slow Cooker Recipe
Spicy Lemon-Turmeric Chicken and Vegetables
Serves: 6
* 1 tablespoon ground cumin
* 1 tablespoon paprika
* 1 tablespoons turmeric
* 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
* 1 1/2 teaspoons sea salt, plus more to taste
* 1 whole lemon
* One 3 1/2 pound free-range broiler/ fryer chicken skinned and trimmed of excess fat, rinsed and patted dry
* 1 large onion, chopped
* 5 cloves garlic, chopped
* 1/2 cup chopped cilantro
* 1 pound carrots, chopped
* 2 red bell peppers, chopped
* 1 can (14 ounces) fire roasted crushed tomatoes
* 1 teaspoon extra virgin olive oil
1. In a small bowl, mix together the cumin, paprika, turmeric, cayenne pepper and salt. Add the juice from one whole lemon (reserving the lemon rind) and mix well.
2. Using your hands, apply the spice mixture generously all over the inside and outside of the bird. Stuff the cavity of the chicken with half of the onions, half of the garlic and half of the cilantro.
3. Place the remaining onions, garlic and cilantro in the bottom of a 5 or 6-quart slow cooker. Add the carrots, bell pepper and crushed tomatoes. Stir in the extra virgin olive oil. Season with salt to taste. Place the chicken on top of the vegetables. Cover and cook on low for about 7 hours or on high for approximately 4 hours, or until the meat pulls easily away from the bones.
Serve warm.
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April 27, 2012 6:15 AM
wholeliving.com is probably your best bet. I use it with ziplist.com so it makes my grocery list too :)
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April 27, 2012 6:28 AM
Super Easy Crock Pot Meat
4-6 Chicken Breasts (or pork tenderloin)
bag of baby carrots
20-30 small red or yellow potatoes
1 onion chopped (I like sweet or Vidalias)
1 green pepper chopped
1 package french onion soup mix
1. Toss all ingredients into the crockpot and add enough water to cover meat (keep water level at least 1/4 inch from top to prevent overflow.)
2. Set crockpot on low.
3. Cook 6-8 hours on low or until meat is fully cooked.
4. Serve over brown rice.
You can also use a modified version of this to make pulled pork. Marinate the pork tenderloin overnight (or buy premarinated pork tenderloin.) Only add the pork tenderloin and the onion soup mix, plus two cups of water to the crockpot. Set the crockpot to low and cook 10-12 hours, flip meat halfway through (or as soon as you get home form work.) Check to make sure the pork is falling apart with a fork; if it isn't you need to let it cook a little longer. Drain water off the meat, pull the pork apart using forks and serve with your favorite BBQ sauce.
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April 27, 2012 7:30 AM
Low Carb Crockpot Chicken Dijon
4 chicken breasts
3 Tbs olive oil (or any other)
2 cloves garlic minced
3 Tbs white wine
2 Tbs soy sauce
2 Tbs Dijon mustard
Heat oil in a skillet. Add minced garlic and cook 3 minutes, stirring often. Add chicken breasts and brown. In a separate bowl, combine wine, soy sauce and mustard and mix well. Pour generously over chicken. Put all in crockpot and cook for 6 hours on high.
When I made this it was a little dry, so I did the first half on high & then added some broth & continued to cook on low.
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We filed in 2009, the 1st and 2nd mortgages were not reaffirmed. Our home value, according to county appraisal is $105,000. Our 1st mortgage is right under $80,000 and our 2nd is $42,000. However, if we sold our home, it is very unlikely that we would get more than $80,000. We are current on our 1st mortgage, 2nd is behind 5 months and are threatening foreclosure. Can they foreclose without getting the 1st to do it as well? What are our options?
Yes, they can, but it is unlikely they will. Their lien survived your bankruptcy, although by not reaffirming the debt your discharge means you are not personally liable on the debt. If he second forecloses, it would lead to a sheriff's sale, where the first mortgage holder will be bidding the full amount owed to them. The second would have to bid higher, pay off the first in full with hard cold cash, and then try to sell the house for at least more than the first mortgage bid. Foreclosed homes tend to sell for 60-80% of fair market value. So, yes they can foreclose, but they might be bluffing, which in turn may be fair debt collection act violation.
Although the 2nd mortgage can foreclose, there is no profit for them to do so. I would hope you can set money aside each month to try to settle this matter for a lump sum of cash. To accomplish this, I would obtain a certified appraisal supporting your claim of value. You may want to wait until the 2nd mortgage is sold to a debt collector before making an offer to settle. Hope this perspective helps!
Your options include, to realize this is likely a collection attempt, without a real intent to proceed by the second lien lender, as described by my colleague.
The existing county appraisal may be influencing this collection attempt, because the valuation indicates there is available equity towards liquidation of a portion of the second lien.
You may benefit from protesting the value of the property, to lower the valuation closer to what you believe it could be sold for.
This will likely remove any incentive to market the property by the second lien holder, unless they have secured a buyer already, in which event you may have to move, if foreclosed upon.
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