Beau-ti-ful.:-::-::D

That is awesome. ^

And so you have. Check there for a query, por favor.

After today I'm rather glad I forgot to buy the stamps a week ago that:p I needed to send the forms to transfer my stodgy IRAs to the stock market.

Just got back from dorm softball (two-week evening tournament - it's a spring tradition here - there's always a faculty team). Thank goodness the focus is DEFINITELY on fun and good laughs. YIKES am I terrible at sports involving flying spherical :rolleyes:'s.

Someone should start a "Recreational Sports Bootcamp" for adults who are shamefully bad but still want to be able to participate socially. :o It's like when everyone says "running's better with a buddy" and I have to respond that "people who are as slow as I am...generally just don't run" :o

Nice. Any specific dates yes?

OK. Leaving town Friday afternoon, and I have to go down on Monday anyway...

+1. I did develop a rather perverse enjoyment of the 1989 Ford F-150 with power nothing, actually. My parents were adamant that all three of their daughters would be taught to drive on manual-transmission pickup trucks and I hope to be able to do the same someday. Though this was not the main objective, it did also impress the high school guys to a decent degree. :p

I've never even met your mother, and I am HOWLING. :D

Yikes! :eek: So sad!:(

There are no 'accidents'!;) I'm in the same boat with my IRA contribution that's been sitting in a MMF for a while now!

Love it!^:D

We've sent that article out when friends' kids turn 16 and are behind the wheel.

I learned to drive on about the same car as you (learning on stick is a very good thing because you do need total concentration from embarrasing yourself around your friends) and didn't have power steering until I was in college.

I lost four teenage friends in one year in driving accidents (three alcohol related and one from lack of sleep); very sobering.

:D:D

Because I am a giant nerd and had nothing better to do, I made a local copy of that site and put a redirect in it. There's a readme in there that explains what to do as well. If you want it, you may obtain it here.

Bwahahahahaha.:-::-: It's comforting that you use your nerdness for g:rolleyes::rolleyes:d instead of evil. I soooo have to plant that somewhere.:D

My son plans on being a police officer too. I told him on the phone tonight what happened and I wonder how he will ever have to the stregnth to deal with seeing young people decapitated in accidents. I know he did the police academy and the first aid/CPR training but that isn't the real thing. My middle daughter had major ER trips and my first choice of occupations would have been to be an ER RN so I was able to completely keep my cool and it was the same when I was a patient once. I just have an awful time when I know my kids are with people that could put them in situations where they are in jeopardy - won't even go with mom's intuition - legondary here :-:

Interesting that Graham Atkinson, President of Mileage Plus, is among those offered a new retention compensation plan.

I worked in an ER doing paperwork while I was in college for a while. I have see far too much of the following things:

1. Hurt children.
2. Naked old people.
3. Dead people.