| EXCITING EBAY AUCTIONS FOR DETROIT SUPERCROSS!
Scottsdale , AZ- The Road 2 Recovery Foundation announces exciting Ebay auctions for the 13th Round of Amp'd Mobile AMA Supercross Series. The first auction includes four VIP Credentials which allow the winners all day pit access before and after the race, Press Box Access and seating for the race. The Press Box is some of the greatest seats in the house, and there is closed circuit T.V. so if you missed something chances are you'll be able to see it again. Also included is a tour of a team race rig (team and time to be determined by promoter). The other auction includes 4 tickets to Detroit SX with all day pit access, tour of a team race rig (team and time to be determined by promoter), Set of SUNLINE Flex Levers (Brake and Clutch) personally autographed by James Stewart, Oakley sunglasses, Thor Backpack, SixSixOne Defender 2.5 Flat White Chest Protector with Neck Roll installed and other cool swag from One Industries and Rockford Fosgate.
Alliance Boots auction
The dramatic auction for Alliance Boots could have further to run. Terra Firma believes it will be able to submit a firm 10.9bn ($21.8bn) offer but will then face a higher counterbid from Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, its rival private equity suitor. .
Victim of 2nd Ave shooting identified, now in stable condition
Metro police have identified the man who was shot in the back early Sunday morning outside a downtown Second Avenue nightclub as Ricky Lamont Williams, 21, of Fall Court in Antioch, Metro police spokeswoman Kristin Mumford said. Meanwhile, doctors at Vanderbilt University Medical Center have upgraded Williams to stable condition after he was initially listed in critical condition, Mumford said. .
Mums and dads ditch shares, squeezing children out of property
YOU can accuse real estate agents of many things in this market. They're scheming, exaggerating, guessing and grasping what else is new? But they're not "underquoting". With residential property prices suddenly flying up, it's hardly surprising that consumer groups are accusing our friends in the black suits of purposely misleading us on prices. Worse, agents are accused of flouting Victoria's Estate Agent and Fair Trading Act that bans underquoting. Things are getting strange when you find yourself defending real estate agents but I've watched a string of inner-city auctions during the past few weekends and nobody could have guessed how strong prices have become. Real estate agents stand accused of underquoting because most properties are selling at least 10 per cent higher than estimated and many as high as 40 per cent more than estimated, according to an Age survey.
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