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By merging classic American steak house with South Florida fish house, Haas managed to create a menu featuring a superb selection of oak-grilled meats, seafood, and specialty plates such as lobster bisque, Asian bouillabaisse, and Chinese fried snapper. Since then Baleen has developed into a national restaurant chain with locations in Naples, Daytona Beach, San Diego, Scottsdale, and Santa Fe, all of which are run by Noble House Hotels and Resorts. Haas has long since moved on, but many of his hits still inhabit the menu at Grove Isle (and other locales), accompanied by contributions from his successor, Arturo Paz, whom I wrongfully assumed was still gainfully employed at the time of my brunch.
Not until I caught chef Donna Wynter on WSVN's "A Bite with Belkys" preparing one of Baleen's new specialty dishes -- grilled sugar cane shrimp and scallop skewers -- did I realize she is now in command of the Baleen kitchen. I felt slightly bad for not having allowed Ms. Wynter more time to revamp brunch, considering her rather heralded career history: She helmed Satine and Nikki Marina at the Diplomat in Hollywood, Palme D'or at the Biltmore, and Donna's Bistro at the David William Hotel.
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Before judging Wynter's impact on dinner, I made a point of allowing a few months to elapse. I might as well have been waiting for a Baleen in Baghdad, because the menu has hardly changed a whit, without even a whiff of those grilled sugar cane skewers Belkys enjoyed. Evidently Ms. Wynter isn't entirely free to fiddle with the now-franchised formula.
When Robbin Haas first crafted the menu, items were fresh, innovative, and produced by a caring chef whose rising reputation was directly linked to the warm reception with which the menu was received. However, much like the child's game of telephone, every time his recipes are whispered to a new chef, they lose a little of their magic in translation.
Baleen now offers a monkey-see, monkey-do menu whose inspiration date has long since expired. Houston's and the Cheesecake Factory demonstrate that formulaic cuisine (meaning that which comes not from the heart but the chart) does have public appeal, but when ordering an $18 crabcake appetizer and a $44 steak, one expects Spago, not Wolfgang Puck Express.
Those crabcakes: two golden brown, coarse, crunchy balls with reasonably seasoned filler, comprising mainly bread and shredded crabmeat. Served on a chilled plate and carried across the breezy verandah, the cakes arrived cold. A tureen of signature lobster bisque may have been served warm, but the food runner dashed from the table before my dining companion or I noticed the lack of a spoon; it took at least five minutes to nab one from a passing waiter, by which point most heat had escaped. The bisque wasn't much to brag about anyway: The texture lacked refinement (almost lumpy), the flavor too heavy on cream and brandy, too light on lobster and Madeira (if it was Madeira; my dinner mate insisted it was "a sherry of questionable quality").
An organic Bibb lettuce salad was presented as a whole head, whose large leaves were lightly drizzled with a white, watery, mild dressing billed as "buttermilk-jalapeño." The only real flavor was imparted via shreds of Parmesan cheese and roasted pumpkin seeds -- at least I think they were pumpkin seeds, for the outdoor illumination, mostly by candle and tiki torch, is romantically subdued.
With only two red meat entrées (Roquefort-crusted filet mignon and Kansas City sirloin), Baleen is now a lot more surf than turf. Half a dozen varieties of seafood are available oak-smoked and à la carte, the remainder dressed with Asian and Caribbean trappings. Some are served whole, which led our waiter to quip, "We can remove the head in the kitchen if you don't want to meet the fish before you eat it." He had a bunch of one-liners as rehearsed as the recipes. Being the first seated in our section meant hearing his jokes recited for each and every table nearby. But he was an excellent waiter, as was the server on our return visit.
We tried an old Baleen standby, black grouper with artichoke-bacon mash and lemon-caper sauce. The plump piece of fish was slightly overcooked, the sauce floury, the mashed potatoes flecked with only a few snippets of canned artichoke hearts; there were a couple of rumored bacon-bit sightings, but they couldn't be confirmed by taste.
Another long-time and now nationwide item, free-range chicken "with wild mushroom sauce and goat cheese dumplings," brought two relatively juicy breasts, skin-on and bone-off, but the sauce's white mushrooms were neither wild nor exotic. It didn't matter much, as sun-dried tomatoes dominated the dish, which came as surprise considering they bore no mention in the item description. Accompanying dumplings were impossibly leaden, to the extent that I took great care in eating them -- if one of these torpedo-shaped dough bombs were to drop from fork to foot, it could fracture a toe.


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UPDATED: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 - 6:16am
Keep El Paso Beautiful in collaboration with Sparks Colonia residents and several other organizations is holding it's third Sparks Community Cleanup.
ANd they need volunteers. If you'd like to help out here the information you need to know.
WHAT: The third scheduled Clean-up of Sparks Colonia – Volunteers are needed!
WHEN: Saturday September 18, 2010 beginning at 7:30 a.m. to noon.
WHERE: Volunteers are to meet at the Socorro Ramirez Community Center, 106 Peyton, at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, September 18, 2010
WHY: For years, Sparks community members have complained about illegal dumping, trash and debris in the area, and dumped tires that represent health and safety hazards. KEPB has been investing, over the past several months, $73,000 in this united effort to build awareness and empower community members in their efforts to beautify Sparks and enhance their quality of life. During the first two clean-ups over 4500 tires and 335 tons of illegally dumped trash was removed and properly disposed of.
Hundreds of volunteers are on board including over 75 Socorro High School NJROTC Cadet, Texas Gas Service employees, and Sparks residents. Additional volunteers are needed.
All supplies for the clean will be provided by KEPB. Refreshments and hot dogs will be available to all volunteers.
This is a wonderful opportunity to give back to your community and be part of enhancing the quality of life for all residents of Sparks.
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Cowboys-Giants game.
Annyone watching it? T.O was boo'ed in Dallas.
Re: Cowboys-Giants game.
I know it's early, but the all of the sudden the Giants don't look like an unstoppable juggernaut.
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Eff the cowgirls.
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I'm watching a white screen that says "No Need to Call Us. We are aware that this TV station is temporarily unavailable. We'll have this channel back as quickly as possible. Sorry for the interruption"
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Stupid local Arkansas TV. What's the score?
Re: Cowboys-Giants game.
Its 7-0 cow patties
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Romo is a MASSIVE wuss. Worst of all, Madden is giving him props for his "toughness" in coming back into the game after getting an owie on his wittle back and playing drama queen on the sideline about whether or not he would come back into the game. It's about enough to make one puke.
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BBFCInsight Contains strong language, sex and drug references, and brief nudity
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Director(s) Todd Phillips
Cast includes Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, John Goodman, Heather Graham, Melissa McCarthy
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THE HANGOVER - PART III is a comedy sequel about a group of men who have to recover some stolen gold in order to protect one of their friends. It is rated 15 for strong language, sex and drug references, and brief nudity.
The film contains frequent use of strong language ('f**k'). Many of the uses are aggressive or sexual in nature.
There are some crude sex references, particularly from one hedonistic character who likes to goad the other men. We see the same character cavorting with prostitutes, one of whom is partially naked, in a hotel room. The same character also professes a love for 'cocaine' and we briefly see implied drug use in a Las Vegas hotel room. There is also some full frontal male nudity.
The film contains a comic opening scene that involves the accidental death of an animal. However, this is clearly not real. There is also some threat from guns and a few shootings, but again without any strong detail.
No-one younger than 15 may see a 15 rated film in the cinema. No-one younger than 15 may rent or buy a 15 rated video or DVD.
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Tom Brady doesn't even play in the park on a Saturday morning without looking like he just got pulled from a GQ cover. Probably puts a tux on to take a shit at this point.
And yes, if I don't have that green hat soon then I might as well have KFC's fashion sense.
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Pink has no qualms in speaking her mind.
The singer recently let it rip. . .and who was the unlucky chum at the receiving end of her wrath? It was none other than Prince William!
The Prince had asked Pink to play at his recent 21st birthday bash, but the singer refused after hearing that the English heir had killed a deer while on safari.
In a very angry letter, Pink wrote, "I was happy to hear that I was your first choice to play at your 21st birthday bash - then disgusted to learn that you hunt and kill animals for fun and that you purposely rammed a spear through a tiny deer in Africa".
But Pink, who is a member of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals group, also offered the Prince a chance to change his ways.
"Hopefully you'll have a change of heart and find more interesting things to do with your spare time than kill animals" she said. "Call me . . . if you'd like any suggestions! Then maybe I'll come play at your next birthday!"


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Robbie has been causing trouble for Katie since he arrived in the village, and tonight he takes things a step further when he sabotages her plans to attend the festival meeting.
Hearing how unhappy Megan is to have Katie attend the meeting with her, devious Robbie leaves a gate open in the field where Katie keeps her horses, and when she receives a phone call saying they have escaped she is furious.
Megan invites Robbie to attend the meeting in Katie's place, and when Katie teturns to the house she lets rip, telling Robbie to leave. How will Declan react when he finds out what has gone on while he's been away?
Meanwhile, Dan agrees to take part in the 10k fancy dress fun run in a bid to impress Chas, and when Debbie expresses concern at Dan's fitness levels, Chas snaps at her, angry that everyone feels the need to comment.
Later, Chas starts to worry about Dan taking part, and she has a go at Carl for mocking her boyfriend, leaving Carl annoyed that Chas can still get to him. With Cameron also jealous of Chas' new relationship, it looks like Chas is caught in a love triangle. Form an orderly queue boys!
Elsewhere in the village, Ali apologises to David for her angry outburst and accusations, while Brenda is broken-hearted when she hears that Val is back living at Pollard's.
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In 1983 Bonnie Williams, daughter of respected Maryville resident Inez Bowman, told her mother about an emergency response system that was available in the hospital in Iowa City. She thought her mother might be interested in the program. Inez was intrigued by the concept and brought it to the Maryville Citizens for Community Action (MCCA) for consideration. The MCCA Human Resources Task Force thought it warranted further investigation and approached St. Francis Hospital to see if they would be interested in establishing the program. The Hospital had already heard of the program and they were considering it.
A committee including Martin Goedken from St. Francis, Mildred Davis, Inez Bowman and Donna Holt traveled to St. Joseph to talk to the Lifeline volunteer coordinator to see how their organization operated. After this meeting the St. Francis Hospital administration decided that the funds were not available to buy the units necessary to begin the program. Undaunted, a group of individuals decided to undertake the program.
Frank Strong volunteered to help file the articles of incorporation that were signed by Inez Bowman as vice president, Bob Bush as president and Donna Holt as treasurer. On May 11, 1984, the Health Emergency Lifeline Program (HELP) became a not-for-profit corporation. A federal tax number was issued to the new organization on October 18, 1984. The all-volunteer organization known as, the Health Emergency Lifeline Program, Inc. was born.
The first contract with Lifeline Systems, Inc. whose home office is in Massachusetts was signed on June 29, 1984. The units and new response center were shipped and the first installation was set up for Wednesday, August 22, 1984 at 11:00 a.m. for Florence Zimmerman. It was quite a media event with KQTV and local media attending.
Funding to start the program came from two large donations. The St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary donated $5,000 and the Business and Professional Women (BPW) donated $5,000 that had come to them from a bequest. Officers of HELP decided to lease the equipment rather than purchase it outright. This turns out to have been a wise decision since the program was instantly recognized as a worthy and desired service. HELP would not have been able to expand the program if the home units and response center had to be purchased. At that time individual units cost $495 and the response center $7,000.
Leasing has allowed HELP to stay current with the latest technology. The life of each lease is five years. When the time period for each lease is ended, HELP's Executive Committee seeks approval from its Board of Directors to enter a new lease for the same number, a lesser number or a greater number of units. That decision is driven by whether there are a number of names on the waiting list. With over 150 units in service in 2008, the program continues to be a valuable resource for Nodaway County community members and those living in the surrounding area whose doctors utilize St. Francis Hospital and Health Services. In the summer of 2004, the volunteers who operate the program were happy to celebrate 20 years of dedicated service and caring for their neighbors through the Health Emergency Lifeline Program. That quality service continues to this day.
· 1983 – Inez Bowman brought the idea of Lifeline to the attention of the community group known as the "Maryville Citizens for Community Action."
· May 1984 – Health Emergency Lifeline Program, Inc. was officially incorporated.
· Formed as a not-for-profit, all-volunteer organization in the St. Francis Hospital service region.
· The program is site monitored with all units leased.
· The first 12 units were installed in August 1984.
· March of 1986, the founder of Lifeline Systems, Inc., Dr. Andrew Dibner, visited Maryville.
· The Health Emergency Lifeline Program received a grant from Lifeline Systems (through the efforts of Dr. Dibner) in the amount of $4,000 for writing a "manual" entitled, "Forming an All-Volunteer Lifeline Program" which was submitted in December 1986.
· In 1987 Bob Bush, first HELP president, served on the planning committee for the Lifeline Systems national conference held in Kansas City, Missouri.
· HELP has grown to over 150 leased units; leasing allows the program to offer the most up-to-date technology to its subscribers.
· St. Francis Hospital and Health Services provides personnel to monitor the RC500 response unit, free of charge to the program 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.
· A number of volunteers who began with the program are still actively involved.
· The monthly lease cost to subscribers is reasonable and considerably less than similar programs operated through the United States. Installation and site monitoring is free. Only the lease and minimal administrative costs are included in the monthly fee. Keeping costs low is an important feature of the HELP program.
· HELP has consistently received funding from the local United Way and various service groups throughout the county to provide units to subscribers with modest means.
· Lifeline Systems, Inc. became a division of the Philip Company early in the 21st Century.
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[Windows] Automate repetitive tasks that require a lot of mouse usage with MouseController
Posted By Briley Kenney On July 10, 2013 @ 6:38 AM In Windows | 4 Comments
[1]Have you ever had to do a repetitive and mundane task on your computer which involved a lot of interaction with the mouse? MouseController is a portable Windows application that allows you to record mouse actions and then play them back on repeat, exactly like a macro. It's ideal for click-based operations that you can just leave running on a loop.
Main Functionality
MouseController is a portable macro application for Windows, which allows you to record mouse actions including movements and clicks, and then play them back on a loop. It's very easy to setup, so even casual users would have no trouble getting a mouse macro up and running. If used in combination with a macro app for keyboard strokes like AutoHotkey [2], you could essentially setup a comprehensive automation process.
MouseController comes bundled in a compressed package which means you need an archive tool like WinZIP, WinRAR or 7ZIP to extract the related contents. Once extracted, you can run the application from any directory including one that is located on an external drive or a USB flash drive.
[4]When it comes to the UI, MouseController is extremely minimal. There aren't very many buttons either, instead everything is controlled via hotkeys. You press a key to start and stop recording respectively, and then you press another key to start playback of the macro. Although, there is a button to start and stop macro playback.
The "repeat every" option when enabled will run the macro on a loop after a specified period of time. If this option is disabled, then the macro will run only once after pressing the start playback hotkey.
The "delay by" option will pause for the selected interval before continuing the macro. If you wanted to synchronize and coordinate MouseController with an additional keyboard macro app, this would be how you do it. It's also useful for creating looped operations that require you to wait a certain period of time before an action can be performed again. This is just a loose example, but for instance like in an MMORPG, when you have to wait for a cooldown period to finish before you can trigger a skill again.
There's an interesting time stretch feature that basically allows you to change the speed at which the macro operates. If you want to run something on a constant loop at ridiculously blazing speeds, then that's what the time stretch feature is for. Of course, you can also run the macro at half the regular speed, or even at a custom speed.
You can customize the hotkeys associated with the recording function (start and stop) or the playback function. However, you're only able to choose between the function keys, F1-F12.
MouseController works like this, from the time you press the record hotkey every movement of the mouse, interaction and click is scooped up by the app and stored into temporary memory. If you want to save a macro for later, you can export it as an ".mcd" format file for use with the app. This is certainly convenient if there's a particular macro you use on numerous occasions.
As far as I can tell, there are no limits on the length of the macro, so you can continue recording to your heart's desire. If for some reason this statement turns out to be untrue I will update this review accordingly.
For reference, MouseController uses nearly 13MB of RAM while running (13,000KB).
[5]I'm not going to bother going through all the possible scenarios where you would need a program that can record and playback mouse macros — there are certainly hundreds and then some. Rather, I want to say t is exactly what this portable Windows application is for; MouseController will let you record mouse interaction for an unlimited length of time and then play back those actions through a simple key press (thanks to hotkeys). This tool is incredibly powerful for anyone looking to automate a mundane task which involves a lot of clicking. You can run the macros on an endless loop, or leave them to run a single time if necessary. You can also designate a delay between playback sessions if it's important to wait a certain amount of time before progressing the macro. With the delay feature, you could even setup MouseController to work with keyboard macro software like AutoHotkey [2] in order to toss key presses into the mix. Whatever your poison, MouseController will definitely lessen the amount of work you put in when there's a lot of mouse interaction required.
Price: Free
Version reviewed: 1.4
Supported OS: Windows (XP, Vista, Seven, Eight)
Download size: 28.5KB (zipped), 55KB (unzipped)
VirusTotal malware scan results: 0/47 [6]
Is it portable? Yes
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Crash shuts two lanes of M5 between Portishead and Clevedon
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Two lanes of the M5 in North Somerset have been shut because of an accident. (10.20am).
The southbound carriageway is blocked between junctions 19 (A369 Portishead) and 20 (B3133 Clevedon).
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I can sync everything on my Torch with my laptop and outlook except my Calendar. When I run synchronization it runs through everything except Calendar. When I go to the Organiser tab in the BB desktop software it lists everything that is to be sync'd as being ticked, except Calendar which it tells me is not loaded? I can go into Configure Settings, I can tick the calendar Device Application and do advanced set-up but it still wont allow me to tick Calendar at the organizer tab? It was working fine until I updated the Firmware and Desktop software! How can I get my Blackberry to sync with Calendar in Outlook?
18-08-2011 11:26 PM - edited 18-08-2011 11:26 PM
Hi MillerRogers,
Welcome to the Vodafone eForum from all of the team.
From what you have said, it does sound like this is an issue with the latest software version.
For the time being the best option would be to revert back to the older version of software.
To do this you will need to download the last version that you were running to your PC from the Blackberry Download Site.
Once done, double click the .exe file and once the installations is complete, load the Blackberry Desktop manager, connect your blackberry to your PC and select the application loader, and update the software on the device to the older version.
I would recommend the older version v184.108.40.20647 or earlier
Give this a go and let me know how you get on.
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19-08-2011 10:49 AM - edited 19-08-2011 10:50 AM
Dear Miller Rogers,
It might be worth checking on your handset that your Calendar is not set to Wireless Sync. Go into the Calendar app, press menu then options. Pick the calendar that you wish to sync and make sure wireless sync is unticked.
When I go into Calendar and select the calendar I want, press options in the menu the options I get are Calendar Display and Actions, Conference Calling and Date & Time. It then lists the 2 Calendar accounts I have. Selecting the Calendar Display and Action it goes into Formatting, Views and Actions. No Wireless sync option? THe other 2 don't have an option either. Where is the wireless syncing option?
You need to go into the calendar accounts to see that option.
sorry for being slow. When I go into Accounts adn pick the calendar I would want ot sync it gives me the option of Appointment Colour, whether I want to Display REminders adn the number of entries I have, thats it. When I press the BB symbol in that it gives the option of Switch Application, Save or Close!
Ok, so we've eliminated wireless sync as causing the issue (if the option isn't there, then it isn't possible with those calendars).
Sorry it wasn't that but thought it might be worth checking.
no problem thank-you for trying
Hi MillerRogers
I have been having a look on the BlackBerry website and this is what it mentions says:
Connect the BlackBerry and Run Desktop Manager. Run Backup and Restore> Advanced. On the right hand side you should see device databases. Look for Calendar, Calendar All, and Calendar Options. If CALENDAR is missing then you will want to upgrade to the newest software
To do this please follow this link.
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Apr 01, 2012 12:52 PM|martincapon|LINK
Hi all:
I want to get access to the variable maxRequestLength in web.config, but don't know how. Also I want to write this variable wirh another amount.
I read about getsection from configurationmanager, but don't know any example.
Thanks in advance if you can help me.
Apr 01, 2012 02:16 PM|AmalO.Abdullah|LINK
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Apr 01, 2012 05:19 PM|martincapon|LINK
Hi again:
Thanks for the reply. Now the problem is that I have not referenced the system.web.configuration, so I can't use httpruntimesection.
Where can I find the system..web.configuration namespace?
Again, thanks a lot
Apr 01, 2012 05:24 PM|mm10|LINK
You can set in your web.config file anywhere inside<system.web>:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <configuration> <system.web> <httpRuntime maxRequestLength="1048576" executionTimeout="3600" /> <!-- Other contents goes here --> </system.web> </configuration>
...and to access it programmatically;
using System.Web.Configuration; .... HttpRuntimeSection section = ConfigurationManager.GetSection("system.web/httpRuntime") as HttpRuntimeSection; section.MaxRequestLength = 10000;


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Do most closings happen?
We have buyers for our home and are set to close in mid-July. We just found a home we would like to put an offer on. Would you be nervous about not doing a subject to sale contingency even though you have a signed offer to purchase? We want to make as clean as offer as possible but want to be prudent at the same time. What would you do?
The 'buyers' of our house changed their minds 3 days before closing and we didn't close. It took us another 6 months to sell the home.
I would NEVER NEVER NEVER write a contract without that sale contingency...unless I had absolutely enough money to afford both mortgages.
Plan for the worst case scenario.
The financing for the last house we sold fell through the morning of closing. I'd never had a closing fail before that one, but these are different times. I don't think a single closing in my neighborhood has occurred on the original set closing date (all eventually closed however).
Statistically, yes, most closings do happen. That probably isn't what you are interested in though. You are just concerned if YOUR closing goes through. Unless you have a crystal ball, it is wise to give yourself an out in these uncertain times. Since most areas are still pretty slow, a contingency will probably be accepted by the seller.
I would make the offer and put the "contingency" in there. However, I think it wouldn't be an issue as there really aren't many other choices, most everyone has a home to sell to buy the trade up house. The key though is that you will have buyers for your house in contract.
As a seller, I wouldn;t accept a general gotta sell my house clause, but its a different story if there is a prequalified buyer in contract.
Here is how nice we've been, and I wish the same to you! My sister and I agreed to engage with a couple who's house wasn't even on the market, contingent upon the sale of their home. When my sister got the agreement to sign and return (she lives in another state), she decided no, she would rather wait till they actually had a buyer.
This angered the couple, who stated they did their part by immediately putting their house on the market. They already had interested parties, and had applied for mortgage approval. So my sister said she would still wait for them to get a buyer before sending back the agreement, but we wouldn't engage with anyone else for 30 days and we'd do a 60 day agreement if they got a buyer in that time frame.
It took them 45 days to get an agreement signed, but they got the mortgage approval pretty early on. We kept giving extensions.
Now with only 34 days left on that agreement, we're no closer to anything happening. Their buyer has been dealing with contractors to get his place repaired for his closing (his company is buying his house) since the end of April.
So, you simply never know. Check that clause and don't ever ever trust that any closing is going to happen until hands are shaken and it's a done deal!
Sorry, I just realized the explanation is on another thread...
basically the appraisal came in $10K below sales price and the UW is pressuring the appraiser to drop it another $5K. Even the $10K kills the sale so I don't know what the UW is trying to accomplish. The buyer is putting 20% down and has golden credit. His pre-approval letter states "approved for a SALES PRICE of $xxxK" which is why we agreed to the price, so he (a 13-year excellent tenant) wouldn't have to renegotiate his loan. Doesn't say "has to appraise at $anything", and logic says that it should only have to appraise at the loan amount anyway, not the sales price.
The #1 comp is a non-waterfront, non-waterview, not even a water access community, interior unit, no basement, no boat slip, footprint acreage (my unit has nearly .25 acres), but same square footage townhouse. No correction for the end unit, end of development unit. (I suppose there's no difference between a ground floor, penthouse, or any condos in between using this logic?)
And I just got this link this morning, as if I didn't know this:
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