The cast of Lowball - 1994 includes: Romano Orzari as Romeo

My First Place - 2007 Lowball Bidders Get Lucky 16-15 was released on:

USA: 20 August 2011

Around $250-300 lowball should be expected, though $400 would not be out of the question (in my opinion).

$1 will surely get rejected but you are not far off. Ive noticed that you can learn to beat the computer of Priceline rather effectively.

When you put in a lowball bid, it will suggest a more realistic bid. For example, you want a rental car for 4 days and you throw in a $30 bid for the whole time. It will suggest something far closer to their normal rate - say $120. Keep your lowball bid but maybe bump it like $5. Submit it - it will be rejected. Go back in and readjust the timing - say you wanted to pick up your car at 11a, pick it up at noon. Adjust the bid nominally higher, say to $50 - chances are you will get it. The system seems to favor rebids and will gladly award lowball fares. That's my two cents.

150 according to them. Studies have shown they lowball that figure

The ranking criteria for low poker hands are based on the lowest possible combination of cards, with the best hand being the one with the lowest value cards. The lowest hand in poker is called a "lowball" hand, and the ranking is determined by the value of the cards, with the lowest value cards being the best hand.

You can get a better idea of their value by looking at what similar items are going for at auction sites. You have to remember that a pawn shop is offering you a price which allows them to make a profit. Usually they lowball you by a significant amount to ensure that they can make a nice profit when they sell. At an auction site you'll see what people are actually willing to pay for the collectible.

If you supply the paint, it starts at about $17.00 (lowball) an hour and up, based upon expieriance. Definatly get references. Safe way is to get quotes, and don't make changes in the plan while work is in progress.

kingdom hearts i.e. lots
Kamisado, Khet and Kingdoms are board games.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -OW-A-L. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 3rd letter W and 5th letter A and 7th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

lowball

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -OW-AL-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 3rd letter W and 5th letter A and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

lowball

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 6 words with the pattern --W-AL-. That is, seven letter words with 3rd letter W and 5th letter A and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

dewfall

jawfall

lowball

qawwali

qawwals

unweals

It depends on the particular lowball form being played. In the most common form "ace-to-five low" they are not counted (nor are straights). In this form then the cards 5-4-3-2-A is the best hand regardless of suit.

In another, less common form, "ace-to-six low" the straights and flushes do count. Having such a hand would thus be a bad thing.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern L-W-A-L. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 3rd letter W and 5th letter A and 7th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

lowball

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern -O-BAL-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 4th letter B and 5th letter A and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

boxball

lowball

If your insurance adjusters estimate is lower than that of your own, you can submit them to your insurance company through the adjuster or directly for payment. Many times insurance companies make quick lowball offers in the hopes you will take them. You may want to consider hiring a Public Adjuster in order to get the most you can from the insurance company. Studies show that settlements were 42% higher when a public adjuster is involved.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern -OW--LL. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 3rd letter W and 6th letter L and 7th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

cowbell

lowball

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern L-WB-L-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 3rd letter W and 4th letter B and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

lowball

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern LO-B--L. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 2nd letter O and 4th letter B and 7th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

lowball

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern LO-BAL-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 2nd letter O and 4th letter B and 5th letter A and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

lowball

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 9 words with the pattern -O-B-L-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 4th letter B and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

boxball

corbels

cowbell

dogbolt

loobily

lowball

nobbily

tombola

tombolo

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern L--BALL. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 4th letter B and 5th letter A and 6th letter L and 7th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

lowball

Having a low hand in poker is significant because it can win certain types of games, like lowball or low hand variants. In these games, the lowest hand wins instead of the highest hand. Having a low hand impacts gameplay by requiring players to focus on creating the lowest possible hand, which may involve different strategies and considerations compared to traditional poker games.

The lowball estimate for veterinary college (in state, budgeting tightly and no frills) would be about $30,000 a year for a total of $120,000. The high end of the range (out of state tuition all four years, minimal budgeting) would be $75,000 a year for a total of $300,000.

These figures do not include the cost of undergraduate education (at least three years, range of $25,000 to $100,000) or any other life expenses such as buying a house, raising children, etc.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern L-WBA-L. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 3rd letter W and 4th letter B and 5th letter A and 7th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

lowball

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 18 words with the pattern -OW-A--. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 3rd letter W and 5th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

bowsaws

bowyang

cowbane

cowhage

cowhand

cowpats

gowland

gowlans

howdahs

kowhais

lowball

lowland

sowback

sowcars

towbars

towkays

towpath

towsack

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 20 words with the pattern -O-BA--. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 4th letter B and 5th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

bombard

bombast

boxball

combats

corbans

cowbane

dogbane

forbade

forbare

hogback

kolbasi

lowball

nonbank

sorbate

sowback

tomback

tombacs

tombaks

towbars

wombats

Matt De Matt has: Played Night Park Player in "Searching for Bobby Fischer" in 1993. Played Matty in "Lowball" in 1996. Played Rockhouse in "Marquis de Slime" in 1997. Played Bouncer in "Other Voices" in 2000. Played Pete in "Hot Ice" in 2000. Played Business Man in "Funny Money" in 2006. Played Police Captain in "The Highly Observant Bill White" in 2011. Played Ross in "Junction" in 2012.

Luis Moro has: Played Host in "Real Estate America" in 1991. Played Slick in "Lowball" in 1996. Played Hubbard FBI Decoy in "The Siege" in 1998. Played Detroit Tiger in "For Love of the Game" in 1999. Played Marcus in "Firestorm Rising" in 2001. Played F.B.I. Man in "3000 Miles to Graceland" in 2001. Played himself in "Protagonistas de novela - Venezuela" in 2002. Played Bob in "The Weather Report" in 2003. Played Tommy Morrel in "Anne B. Real" in 2003.

According to SOWPODS2, there are 44 seven letter English words containing three L's. These are:

alleles, allelic, allheal, allylic, blellum, cellule, diallel, fallals, fulfill, gallfly, hallali, hallals, hallels, holdall, illegal, jollily, labella, lalland, lallans, lalling, lamella, lapilli, latilla, legally, levelly, lilling, linalol, locally, logroll, lollers, lollies, lolling, lollops, lollopy, lorrell, lowball, lowlily, loyally, lozells, lullaby, lullers, lulling, mulmull, pallial, sallals, sillily, tallols, willful

please go to Gunbroker.com to view 100's of 870 Wingmasters of all vintages, . Value depends on condition, popularity of model, barrel length, prior use, original box presence, etc. After looking at Gunbroker, go to Impact guns to view a similar gun price new. You're probably looking at from 200-600 used gun price. Be careful if you take your gun for appraisal as it is customary for peole to lowball you. Rather than ask a price for your gun, view other guns available of similar make and model and aks for prices of these guns. Happy hunting.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 33 words with the pattern ---BAL-. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter B and 5th letter A and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

atabals

boxball

cabbala

cembali

cembalo

cymbalo

cymbals

earball

eyeball

falbala

gimbals

gumball

gymbals

herbals

iceball

jumbals

kabbala

lowball

netball

oddball

patball

piebald

pinball

proball

pyebald

sambals

scybala

tambala

timbale

timbals

tribals

tymbals

verbals

Lawyers do many different things depending on the type of law they practice. For instance a personal injury lawyer helps injury victims get compensated to be made whole from their injuries.

They do this by investigating the client's case. preserving evidence, putting a damage brochure together of all medical records and bills and lost wages and photographs of the injuries. They submit this to the insurance company with a demand for settlement. They negotiate with the insurance company.

If a lowball offer is made a lawyer can file a lawsuit and work the case up further and either settle it alon the way or have a jury decide the damages.

It can be totaled again but payout will be much less, typically 50% of the value of a comparabe clean-titled car plus credit for any upgrades you've done and can prove with receipts (keyless entry, new brakes, new alternator). It's subjective so make sure you know the value of your car with a clean tile (check out kbb.com and nada.com to get an idea but be prepared to peruse the local classifieds as back up) as your insurance co. will likely lowball you!

Bear in mind that a refurbished previously totaled vehicle is considered a " Grey Market " vehicle. if it gets totalled again you will receive much less compensation as grey market vehicles have a low market value

labarum. lacombe. lacquer. lactase. lactose. ladanum. laggard. lambent. lambert. lambkin. lamella. lampoon. lamprey. landing. lanyard. lanolin. lantern. larceny. lattice. laundry. lawsuit. layette. layover. lazaret. leafage. leather. lection. lecture. leghorn. leisure. lemming. lempira. leprosy. lettuce. levator. leveret. lexicon. liaison. liberty. library. license. lighter. lignite. limpkin. lineman. linkage. linocut. linseed. linuron. lioness. liqueur. lithium. liturgy. lobelia. lobster. lockage. lockjaw. locknut. lockout. locoism. logbook. logroll. longbow. longing. lookout. lowball. lowbrow. lowdown. lowland. lozenge. lucency. lucerne. luggage. lugworm. lullaby. lumbago. lunette. lustrum. lycopod. lyddite.

7 fl oz(US) = 207.014 ml

7 fl oz(US) = 207.014 ml

7 fl oz(US) = 207.014 ml

7 fl oz(US) = 207.014 ml

7 fl oz(US) = 207.014 ml

7 fl oz(US) = 207.014 ml

Replacement cost can vary depending on size, brand, geographical area, and "SEER" ratings. The price can also vary depending on what work needs to be done to retrofit the new system into the area of the old. I am a retail residental HVAC sale consultant in the Hickory, NC area. In our area the average size heatpump system is 2.5-3 tons. The cost can be from about $3000 to $12,000 depending on all the above items. I have sold single complete systems duct and all for $20,000. I would say that the average sale price for company is about $6000-$7000 for 14-15 SEER Trane systems installed. Hope this helps any one looking. Please beware of any contractor that gives you a SUPER LOWBALL figure. Most good contractors will be with-in a few hundred dollars of each other.

appall. baseball. basketball. beachball. beanball. befall. birdcall. blackball. blowball. bookstall. brandyball. buckyball. butterball. cannonball. carryall. catcall. catchall. coverall. downfall. drywall. earthball. enthrall. evenfall. eyeball. fastball. fingerstall. fireball. firewall. football. footstall. footwall. forestall. frontstall. goofball. greaseball. groundball. hairball. handball. headstall. highball. icefall. install. knuckleball. landfall. lowball. marshall. meatball. miscall. mothball. netball. nightfall. oddball. outcall. outfall. overall. overcall. pinball. pitfall. punchball. pushball. racquetball. rainfall. recall. reinstall. screwball seawall. shortfall. snowball. snowfall. softball. sourball. spitball. squall. stickball. stonewall. tetherball. thrall. thumbstall. trackball. volleyball. waterfall. windfall. Shall, ball, fall, tall, wall.

As that name would imply it controls an opening. It's located in the refrigerant line just before the point where the high pressure liquid flows into the evaporator. It's purpose is to manage the flow of refrigerant to keep the evaporator cold without icing. I suspect you are asking this question because you've been told by a shop that it needs to be replaced, but you're choking on the cost. Replacing it requires opening the refrigerant lines, which involves some special, and pricey, tools and equipment, not to mention knowledge and safety procedures, not usually available in a home garage. I count myself a fairly intrepid DIY'er, and have even done some of my own AC repair in the 70's, but I would take this one to a pro, or do without. Get a second opinion, maybe, because it could be something else, but don't just go for the lowball estimate unless it's from somebody with a sparkling reputation.

Richard Petrocelli has: Played Artie in "Men of Respect" in 1990. Played Mugs in "New York News" in 1995. Played Paco in "Lowball" in 1996. Played Laertes in "Hamlet, Prince of Denmark" in 1997. Played Hank in "Hurricane" in 1997. Performed in "A Dozen Kliks" in 1998. Played Foreman in "O.K. Garage" in 1998. Played Sal in "The Tavern" in 1999. Played Rocco De Trollio in "The Sopranos" in 1999. Played Rocco in "The Sopranos" in 1999. Played Eddie in "Friends and Family" in 2001. Played Voice on Phone in "Marie and Bruce" in 2004. Played Italian Soldier in "The Black Donnellys" in 2007. Played Mr. Sneider in "Adrift in Manhattan" in 2007. Played Tough Looking Cop in "We Own the Night" in 2007. Played Dino in "Off Jackson Avenue" in 2008. Played Uncle Frank in "Jack Goes Boating" in 2010.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 87 words with the pattern ----A-L. That is, seven letter words with 5th letter A and 7th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

abigail

airmail

ashfall

asprawl

becrawl

bedrail

bepearl

bobtail

boxball

boxhaul

bradawl

catcall

catfall

cattail

cupgall

curtail

dewfall

dismayl

drywall

earball

engrail

ensnarl

entrail

entrall

eyeball

fantail

foxtail

gadwall

gingall

gumball

hersall

hobnail

holdall

iceball

icefall

impearl

install

jawfall

jeofail

jingall

kursaal

lowball

lugsail

miscall

misfall

nagmaal

netball

nutgall

oddball

outbawl

outcall

outfall

outhaul

outsail

overall

patball

pedrail

pigtail

pinball

pinfall

pintail

pitfall

prevail

proball

rattail

reavail

redtail

saksaul

seawall

setwall

shimaal

skysail

toenail

topsail

travail

trenail

trysail

unsnarl

vassail

ventail

vessail

vitrail

wadmaal

wagtail

wassail

webmail

witwall

In the Real Estate business, a "low-ball" offer is an offer far below what the average price for a home should be for the area. For example, if a $100,000 home in your area should sell for 98% of list ($98,000), a low-ball offer would be $80,000. It is used most commonly by investors looking to make a fast turn on a FSBO (for sale by owner) property that has no Realtor representation. In some cases a property is listed at an artificially high value so that overly enchanted buyers have the opportunity to pay more than market value, or because the seller or agent has overestimated interest. An investor can measure the market and offer to purchase at a much lower price, potentially saving the sellers from a stagnant listing. A low-ball (also, lowball) offer is a negotiating gambit that expresses interest, yet indicates skepticism of the range set for the asking price. A low-ball can come with other incentives: no contingencies, cash offer, quick closing. If you can find common ground, then a deal can be put together. If the seller still believes in the original price range, a simple "no, thank you" will send investors elsewhere.

In almost every situation when a car or other TITLED objected transfers owners where a 'transaction' has been made, there is a sales tax to be paid by the purchaser in most cases depending on the 'deal' you've set up.

It is NOT the seller's responsibility as far as I've ever seen in my life.

But in not every case does one sell a car either. There are "Arms Length Sales" made where a family member gives something to another. I am pretty sure it must be a family member but NOT 100%. Also, when a family member you can give up to, at least in the state of Ohio, consult you local library or do a search online for your state and find out what the amount of a 'gift' you can give to someone.

It's best not to fudge with this amount even though sometimes you want to do someone a solid and help out, you have to make sure when you DO sell the car, you don't lowball (too much), the price you sold for as it does need to somewhat conform with what might be considered the 'fair market value' of the car or object in question.

In short. The buyer almost always has to pay sales tax when the transfer of title goes through in your transaction.

Good Care!

Normally, NO, but..... Insurance should be a fairly simple contract - you suffer the loss, you agree to the dollar amount of that loss, they pay you based on the term of your policy. IF you wanted to take the money and demolish the house, that should be your right. However - most insurance contracts today have two values - the depreciated value is what you get if you don't fix it -- the full value is what you get after the repairs are complete. These are rough and tough round numbers, but just as an example... if you had a $100,000 loss.... the company might offer you $50,000 as a depreciated value, and you wouldn't see the rest of your money until the property was repaired and inspected. There are tons of other ways they can devalue what you receive as a settlement - for example if you over-insure and do not have replacement cost coverage, they'll reduce your pay-out roughly by the percentage they claim you are over-insured. Most of the time - we recommend that you hire your own private adjuster/appraiser and do NOT accept the insurance company's first offer. It's your right to do so and most people would do much better if they have the time to go through the entire process of negotiation - vs. just having to take their insurance company's lowball offer.

When it comes to making an offer on a used car, there are a few things to consider. First, take a look at the car's market value. Check out the Kelley Blue Book website for an estimate of what the car is worth, based on its make, model, year, condition, and mileage. This will give you a good starting point for your offer.

Next, take a look at the seller's listing. Are there any features that make this car particularly desirable, such as low mileage or a recent service? If so, you may want to factor that into your offer. On the other hand, if the car has some issues, like a cracked windshield or a dented bumper, you can use that to lower your offer.

Finally, remember to be realistic. You don't want to lowball the seller, but also don't be afraid to negotiate. Start your offer at least 10-15% below the market value, and be willing to negotiate up from there. Most sellers are willing to come down in price, so don't be afraid to haggle. With a little bit of patience and careful negotiation, you should be able to get the car for a good price.

- Raise and re-raise biggish pre-flop. - Dont slowplay as this will lead to you losing a lot of money. - Bet all streets unless 4 suited cards or 4 cards to a straight appear on the board. i.e: 369J(all hearts and you dont have a heart) or 5678, etc - Enjoy your winnings

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 101 words with the pattern ---B-L-. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter B and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:

abubble

amabile

atabals

barbell

barbels

barbola

barbule

boxball

brabble

bulbels

bulbils

bulbuls

cabbala

cembali

cembalo

chibols

corbels

cowbell

cribble

cymbalo

cymbals

diabolo

diobols

djebels

dogbolt

drabble

dribble

dribbly

earball

epiboly

eyeball

eyebolt

falbala

flybelt

fribble

gambols

gerbils

gimbals

globule

grabble

gribble

grubble

gumball

gymbals

hagbolt

herbals

iceball

isabels

jambuls

jerbils

jumbals

kabbala

knobble

knobbly

knubble

knubbly

loobily

lowball

misbill

netball

nobbily

oddball

outbulk

patball

piebald

pinball

prabble

prebill

pribble

proball

pyebald

quibble

ragbolt

sambals

sawbill

scabble

scybala

shabble

snabble

stabile

stibble

stubble

stubbly

sunbelt

symbole

symbols

tambala

timbale

timbals

tombola

tombolo

tribals

tribble

twibill

twibils

tymbals

verbals

verbile

waxbill

waybill

wrybill

This depends on what game you are playing. Here are some of the common ones:

Texas Hold'em: 2 hole cards, 3 on flop, 1 river, 1 turn = 7 cards
Omaha Hold'em: 4 hole cards, 3 flop, 1 river, 1 turn = 9 cards
Seven Card Stud: 2down1up, 1up, 1up, 1up, 1down = 7 cards
Five card Stud: 1down 1up, 1up, 1up 1up = 5 cards
Chinese Poker: 13 cards (all at once)
5-Card Draw: 5 cards + draw of up to 5 = 5 - 10 cards

The card count remains the same for the lowball and hi-lo split variants of the games.

Romano Orzari has: Played Fred Kessel in "Ordinary Angels" in 1986. Played Ray in "Even Great Man" in 1987. Played Walker in "Nosferatu" in 1990. Played Hoagy Carmichael in "Bix" in 1991. Played Romano in "Fratelli e sorelle" in 1992. Performed in "Echo Off" in 1994. Played Romeo in "Lowball" in 1994. Played Gibson in "Vertical City" in 1996. Played Romeo in "Lowball" in 1996. Played Ray in "2 Mayhem 3" in 1996. Played Ivan in "Burnt Eden" in 1997. Played Rafi in "Desert Son" in 1999. Performed in "Misguided Angels" in 1999. Played Paul in "Bone" in 2000. Played Alex Veedy in "Level 9" in 2000. Played Mike Botkin in "The List" in 2000. Played Detective Harlan Lee in "Wilder" in 2000. Played Domenic Rydell in "Mutant X" in 2001. Played Lloyd in "Dice" in 2001. Played Jay Flowers in "Stiletto Dance" in 2001. Played Carlos La Barra in "One Way Out" in 2002. Played Marco in "Des chiens dans la neige" in 2002. Played Pvt. Jimmy Rassi in "Silent Night" in 2002. Played Martin in "Petits mythes urbains" in 2003. Played John Cavallos in "E.D.N.Y." in 2003. Played Garcia in "Bugs" in 2003. Played Joey Perrotta in "Baby for Sale" in 2004. Played Max Case in "The Overlookers" in 2004. Played Vince in "Il duce canadese" in 2004. Played Detective Angie Manning in "Eternal" in 2004. Played Eddie Rindall in "Banshee" in 2006. Played Angel Porquito in "Un homme mort" in 2006. Played Ray Prager in "Durham County" in 2007. Played Nicky in "Punisher: War Zone" in 2008. Played Billy Rosco in "The Last Hit Man" in 2008. Played John Tucci in "Out of Control" in 2009. Played Jack Nassiter in "The Listener" in 2009. Played Carmine Pelligrini in "3 saisons" in 2009. Played Igor in "False Creek Stories" in 2010. Played General Valeri Ovechkin in "Nikita" in 2010. Played Icarus in "Immortals" in 2011. Played Richard in "Uncontrollable" in 2012. Played Tony in "Hot Dog" in 2013. Played Tracker in "24 Hour Rental" in 2013. Played Mulcahy in "White House Down" in 2013. Played Dr. Drakula (3 more) in "Seances" in 2014. Played Garrett in "Thief" in 2014.

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is a collection of many different types of poker. The most common and popular for being 'Texas Hold 'em'. However there are 57 events this year including: Holdem, Omaha, Omaha Hi'lo, Razz, Stud, 7-2 lowball and H.O.R.S.E. - and a combination of no-limit, pot-limit and limit; with various different buyins from $1000 to $50,000.