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That is definetly a good perk as well. Is there a time limit on that? We plan on being there about 5-7 years.

I think my membership expired, so if a member would like to take me as their guest, I am in.

I am interested but have no experience in the "coordinating and supporting activities and functions at a departmental level." I have my bachelors degree from OSU.

Am I the only one that doesn't like the overhang extension he built on the left side? or the overall decorating/materials used in his garage? Its a sweet project, and one that required incredible amounts of skill, time and money, but just doens't "do it" for me. I love that he did it, just the execution isn't to my liking. (as if it matters)

Yeah, thats great. Nobody I have talked to, (friends and family) are even in the 5 range, let alone down into the 4s.

If it wasn't for the Cayenne, Porsche wouldn't have been able to provide the incredible range of cars they have produced in the last 5 years. People bitch about change. 944, 928, boxter, cayenne, cayman, there was people bitching, and guess what, there will be more bitching about every car produced from here on out, if it isn't a 911 variant.

From what I have seen lately. 4.75-5.25 is what we were eligible for. We got the lower.

The work equity program is also allowing us to put all the money we are budgeting to the DP, towards CC debt. So with the 8k credit, and the monthly savings we were going to be putting towards our DP, we will be able to pay off 100% of our CC debt before our first mortgage payment is due!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The few sacrifices we had to make (small yard, small garage) are/were 100% worth it to say we will be debt free, right before we move into our first house, which is brand new. It really is a great feeling, and as you can tell, is very exciting.

Its a Dominion home, in one of their communities. Its off of Central College Rd between Ulry and Hamilton. It has single family homes, patio style homes (garage in back, lawn and snow removal included) and townhouse condos. Ours is a patio style home, 2 story, 1580sq ft, 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, attic storage etc. Exterior is 1/2 brick and 1/2 siding, with shutters. Garage is a bit small, but will house our 2 VW's just fine. We had to sacrifice some of the things we initially wanted to get into the location we wanted and it being a new house. We decided to buy a house before the credit expired about a week before christmas. Because we weren't planning on buying a house, we hadn't saved up a downpayment, which made us have to find something that would close towards the end of the credit timeline. There were some new inventory homes through M/I we looked at, but everything was already picked out, so we had no options to make it ours. They said they couldn't build any new builds before the credit expired. We then looked at Dominion and they had a few inventory houses too, and they were able to build a new build in time. This was the best of both worlds. They had 6-8 lots left that overlooked the large park they have in the community. So we got to pick our exact lot across from the park, pick the exact floor plan we wanted, and pick all the colors and options. It really worked out great. They also have a work equity program, that will give us the entire 3.5% downpayment. We have to paint the interior of the house, mulch and plant the shrubs, fill in the nail holes in the cabinets and install cabinet shelves, and a few other misc things. By doing this, they will contribute $5,500 towards the DP, which is everything shy of $100 I think. We also locked in a killer interest rate for 180 days, and couldn't be happier with the way our timeline, demands and expectations were met.

Thanks, its a Westerville address off of Central College East of Sunbury road. We are pretty happy with everything. We picked all of the options and colors on Wednesday which was really fun, but stressful and expensive!!!! We put over 12k of options on our house, while not a lot in the scheme of home options, it was about 3k from being 100% of the available options they provided. Only thing we didn't get was the fireplace, and exterior railing.

Great!! Doing ours in late May will allow us to maybe get $100 extra. Always good to get more than you expect. Glad it is so easy. Thanks.

New build, estimated closing date is May, 2010. Yes, in contract by April 30th, and Closed by June 30th. Just got the answer from H&R Block. It is not taxable, the full 8k is given. Also, we can amend the 2009 return to get our money before the 2010 return. Thanks guys.

Is it taxable? Do you get the entire 8k? We qualify for the entire 8k, but I haven't read if it is taxable or not....... Also, we won't be closing until May 2010. So how do we get the credit? Do we amend our 2009 return? or do we have to wait until the 2010 return? Thanks

Stop being logical. They won't understand.

"Security will be called, to remove an idiot." hahah, nice

Bull shit. I don't believe one word of this.............YOU, passing people? YOU LIE! hahaha

Hows that hope of yours after this?\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ I feel really bad for their backup QB.

Something tells me that interception is the beginning of the end.

With 0 pass threat, the field is shrinking every play. Not good for Texas. Hopefully they can turn this around and win this. Damn, nice try for the endzone, no dice.

I couldn't believe it either. Talk about bone-head move, along with the kickoff dumbness as well. I want Texas to destroy Alabama even more now.

It has a chance to be fun to drive. The B7 A4 uses the 200hp/207tq 2.0T in the B7 and it managed a 15.0 1/4 mile time. The B8 uses the 211/258 2.0T and is even faster. Both are fun to drive, and both are excellent engines. So great that Audi stopped putting the 3.2 V6 in the A4. The 2.0T in the Cobalt SS is 260/260. That would be enough to have a very lively, fun to drive AWD sedan. Assuming the weight is around 3500, I think it will do just fine.

Thanks, looking forward to it. I want Texas to win, no reason, just do.

when is it?

5k here on my purchase car. 10k per manual in my wifes leased Rabbit.