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Hi ACG =)
Pssssssst......
That was yesterday's question! Are you blonde, too??? ROFL
Some really great salsa recipes (and entertaining reading, too)!
http://www.felixcabosanlucas.com/index.html
Just one of the recipes:
Salsa Muy Asada Roja
(loosely translated as "VERY CHARRED RED SALSA")
This is one of my favorite salsas. I know, I know, I say that about whatever salsa I'm working on at the time......but it's true. I like them all and at one time or another - depending on what I'm cooking or eating at the time - they're all my favorite. I definitely will not be giving you any recipes for salsas that I don't like. Anyway, you can find this salsa or a variation of this salsa virtually anywhere in Mexico. It's commonly used to make Huevos Rancheros and is found on the table in homes and taco stands as well as in fine restaurants. It's rich, deep reddish color and smoky-hot spiciness are a perfect companion to almost any main dish. I'm giving you the recipe to make just a small amount - so if you think it really sucks you don't have to toss a whole bunch. If you do like it - just double up on the recipe. It will keep well in the fridge.
Parts List
2 large ripe tomatoes - or the equivalent amount of cherry or plum tomatoes (I think that the smaller tomatoes taste a whole lot better than the chemically ripened standard supermarket fare - it'll be even better if you have access to some real home grown vine-ripened beauties)
1 medium white or yellow onion - peeled and cut in quarters a couple of cloves of garlic -- peeled
a couple of whole jalapeno chiles - stem removed
some chopped cilantro
a little salt to taste
a cast or nonstick frying pan......skillet?
Okay, let's rock 'n' roll. Put the pan (I use a cast pan at home and a non-stick guy at work) on medium heat. Put in the tomatoes (whole - you don't even have to remove the stem end), the quartered onion, the chiles and the garlic. Go water the lawn or have a beer or write to your mother. Check the concoction, and when the bottoms of everything are burnt (not browned to a golden color -but BURNT) turn it all over and burn the other side. When it is all burnt deglaze the pan with a little water (fancy celebrity chef talk for "pour a little water into the hot pan and scrape up all the burnt parts that are sticking to the pan 'cause that's where a lot of the great smoky flavor is"). When it's cooled down pour the whole thing into a blender - water, smoked bits and all. Blend it, but don't blend it too much - you want it to have a little chunky texture. Taste it and add a little salt if you like. Then add some finally chopped cilantro and you have just made a really bitchin' little salsa. If the salsa is too thin - well next time you'll know not to use so much water. If it's too thick - just add a little water. If it's too smoky tasting - next time don't burn it so damn much. If you like it but it's too hot - make some more without the chiles and add it to what you already have. Let me know how it turns out.
Rational exuberance
The stock market's at record highs. Economic growth is the weakest in four years. What gives?
By Chris Isidore, CNNMoney.com senior writer
May 8 2007: 2:49 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The last time stocks were setting records the way Wall Street is now was way back in March of 2000, and we all remember how that ended.
A recession and a brutal bear market were just around the corner.
That's why it's easy for some investors to be worried now, even with the Dow Jones industrial average on its best run in 80 years. At the same time the S&P 500, a broader measure of blue-chip stocks watched more closely by Wall Street pros, is nearing its record high as well.
But while the stock market's partying, economic growth is the weakest it's been in four years. Two key parts of the economy - housing and auto sales - are already in recession. Home prices are posting historic declines and auto sales have been tanking. And another pillar of economic growth, business spending, has been weak.
Mix in record high gasoline prices even before the summer driving season has begun, and it makes sense to wonder if Wall Street has become disconnected from Main Street, and whether stocks are poised for another big fall. One like the 2000 crash that led the S&P 500 to lose almost half its value over the next 2-1/2 years.
But don't assume that even slower economic growth will stop the bulls.
"There is no rule that says the market and the economy need to be on the same sleep cycle," said David Kelly, economic advisor for Putnam Investors. "We've had enormous growth in corporate profits that justify a higher market than we have today."
Kelly and some other economists say there's a big difference this time that could keep stocks going strong even if economic growth is lackluster. They note that stock prices are modest compared to earnings, as corporate profits have been soaring in recent years but stocks have yet to catch up.
They say if anything, stock investors are showing a rational exuberance this time around - rather than what former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan famously called the "irrational exuberance" of investors back in the mid-1990s.
Kelly noted that in six of the 10 recessions since World War II, the Dow Jones industrial average has been able to post gains even as the nation's economy went into reverse.
And given today's environment, he and some other economists argue that even with the blue-chip gauges near record highs,stock prices are fairly valued, or even undervalued, given corporate profits.
Jaseem Hasib, senior research analyst for earnings tracker Thomson Financial, said current forecasts are for just 3.3 percent earnings growth in the second quarter, down from the new upwardly revised first-quarter estimate of 8.1 percent.
The full-year forecast is for profit growth of 7 percent, but that's expected to jump back to 11.5 percent for 2008.
But even with the more modest near-term earnings growth forecasts, the price-earnings ratio using 12-month forward earnings estimates for the S&P 500 now stands at 15.5, up just a bit from 15.3 three months ago, and near the historic average of 15.4 percent since January 1985.
Both those valuations are well below the 19.5 ratio in March 2000, about the time of the last market peak, or the record 25.5 ratio in July 1999.
"Compared to what the P/E levels were during the tech boom, there's level-headedness," said Hasib. "Investors are not getting ahead of themselves."
Of course, some argue that weakness in housing and the underlying economy, with a wide trade gap and a negative savings rate,will soon bring on a recession that no stock market rally will be able to ride out.
"There certainly isn't as big a stock bubble as there was in 2000. That was just ridiculous," said Peter Schiff, President of Euro Pacific Capital, a brokerage firm specializing in overseas investments. "But the U.S. economy is in far worse shape today, so what we're about to go through with the recession will be far worse. The earnings are going to collapse."
Yet others say that's underestimating U.S. corporations.
Steven Wieting, U.S. economist at Citigroup, argues that stock prices still have some ways to go to catch up with the earnings growth achieved the last few years.
Corporate earnings have soared 115 percent since the fourth quarter of 2001, when the last recession ended, he said, even though the S&P 500 is up only 35 percent over that same period.
"I think this outperformance of U.S. stocks versus the U.S. economy has been a long time in coming," he said.
Wieting said that even though the first quarter will apparently end its record 14-quarter streak of double-digit earnings growth by S&P 500 companies, the majority of companies in the index are still seeing profit growth north of 10 percent.
Corporate profits have gotten fat as companies became more efficient, cutting costs and boosting productivity. And with labor costs in check, revenue growth of 5 to 12 percent or so has flowed more quickly to the bottom line, lifting profits to the biggest on record relative to the economy.
Wieting said with a bigger chunk of revenue for the nation's largest companies coming from overseas sales - 26.5 percent at last estimate - the slowdown in the U.S. economy shouldn't take as big a bite from earnings as it once would have.
"It just looked to me we didn't need a lot of economic growth to be optimistic on equities," said Wieting.
Home-price forecast: First ever decline
National Association of Realtors cuts 2007 forecast; would mark first drop since it began tracking values in 1968.
By Les Christie, CNNMoney.com staff writer
May 8 2007: 1:40 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Home prices are expected to finish down for the year, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) said Tuesday, which would mark the first drop since the group started tracking values in 1968.
NAR projects a 1 percent decline in the median price of an existing single-family home, to $219,800. The group, in a forecast made a month ago, had previously been expecting a 0.7 percent decline. Prior to that, it had expected a gain of 1.2 percent.
The number of home sales is also expected to dip from 6.48 million in 2006 to 6.29 million in 2007, a drop of 2.7 percent.
Prices of new homes, at a median of $246,400, are expected to remain steady.
According to Lawrence Yun, a senior economist for NAR, speculative investing in real estate, which contributed to abnormal price growth for several years, has all but disappeared in the present market.
"Home buyers today are purchasing for the long-term, generally with a realistic expectation of modest gains over time," Yun said.
NAR is predicting that sales will recover gradually over the second half of the year and prices will begin to edge up again sometime after that. In 2008, NAR is forecasting price gains of 1.4 percent for existing homes and 2.2 percent for new homes.
According to Walter Molony, a spokesman for NAR, the statistics may exaggerate the drop because sales have slowed more in high-priced areas than in moderately-priced ones.
Also affecting home prices is a crisis in the subprime lending industry. A rash of foreclosures and forced sales that will add to already lengthening inventories is expected to hurt housing markets throughout the year.
Loan originators are tightening up lending standards this year in response to increasing defaults among subprime borrowers.
That will make it more difficult for many credit-damaged house hunters to obtain financing, subtracting demand from already weakening housing markets.
NAR expects interest rates, currently at about 6.16 percent for a 30-year fixed-rate loan, to rise gradually to about 6.5 percent by the fourth quarter, which should also have a dampening impact on home prices.
Fresno State student suspected of killing 1, wounding 2
FRESNO, California (AP) -- Police searched neighborhoods near a university campus Tuesday for a student suspected of opening fire in an apartment during a dispute, killing one person and wounding two.
Police initially believed the suspect was still in the apartment complex, but they expanded the search after determining he had slipped away. The complex is across a street from the California State University, Fresno, stadium, but the university remained open.
The suspect pulled out a gun and fired after getting into a confrontation with four men late Monday, police spokesman Jeff Cardinale said.
"This is not another Virginia Tech," Cardinale said. "This is simply a dispute between one person and a group of individuals."
Cardinale identified the suspect as Jonquel Brooks, 19, of Hayward, California.
The three men who were shot were all acquaintances of Brooks who lived in the same apartment complex, police said. The two who were wounded did not have life-threatening injuries, authorities said. There was no immediate indication what happened to the fourth person.
Residents of the apartment complex were evacuated to the campus cafeteria, said Fresno State spokeswoman Shirley Armbruster. The university has about 20,000 students.
"The Fresno police said there was no danger to the campus because they had the suspect in the complex and we felt it was safe to have classes today," Armbruster said.
The university sent a notice to students, faculty and staff Tuesday morning and posted an alert for them on the school's Web site.
The owner of the apartment complex, American Campus Communities of Austin, Texas, also sent an e-mail to residents early Tuesday telling them about the shooting and warning them to be cautious, said company spokeswoman Gina Cowart.
Navy helicopter hits power line; 5 killed
RENO, Nevada (AP) -- A Navy helicopter struck a power line during a training flight and crashed in a rugged area of the northern Nevada desert, killing all five crew members, the Navy said Tuesday.
Navy investigators were on the scene early Tuesday to recover the bodies.
The SH-60F helicopter, flying out of Naval Air Station Fallon, went down late Monday about 10 miles west of Austin, base spokesman Zip Upham said.
"The helicopter was on a combat search and rescue exercise," Upham said. He said it struck a high-voltage transmission line, cutting the line. No electrical service interruptions were reported.
The helicopter was assigned to Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron Seven based in Jacksonville, Florida. The squadron is part of Carrier Air Wing Three, which deploys on the USS Harry S. Truman. The crew was on a monthlong training mission at Fallon that began April 30.
Upham said the crash occurred in an unpopulated area managed by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. He described the area as "rugged terrain, very remote."
Names of the crew members were withheld pending the notification of their relatives.
Fallon, 60 miles east of Reno, is the home of the Navy's elite Strike and Air Warfare Center, formed in 1996 with the consolidation of the Navy fighter Weapons School known as "Top Gun" and the Carrier Airborne Early Warning Weapons School, or "Top Dome."
Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Doctor finds spiders in boy's ear
These guys weren't exactly Snap, Crackle and Pop. What began as a faint popping in a 9-year-old boy's ear — "like Rice Krispies" — ended up as an earache, and the doctor's diagnosis was that a pair of spiders made a home in the ear.
"They were walking on my eardrums," Jesse Courtney said.
One of the spiders was still alive after the doctor flushed the fourth-grader's left ear canal. His mother, Diane Courtney, said her son insisted he kept hearing a faint popping in his ear — "like Rice Krispies."
Dr. David Irvine said it looked like the boy had something in his ear when he examined him.
When he irrigated the ear, the first spider came out, dead. The other spider took a second dousing before it emerged, still alive. Both were about the size of a pencil eraser.
Jesse was given the spiders — now both dead — as a souvenir. He has taken them to school and his mother has taken them to work.
"It was real interesting, 'cause, two spiders in my ear — what next?" Jesse said.
Hi A1! I don't like this one, may I have a different one??? lol
Since I have no earthly idea, I wanna guess
B)-10 degrees K/1000m
Only because it sounds like it should be a neg. and that's the first one! hehe
RBID Veteran Entrepreneur and CEO Elliott Kusel Joins RBID.Com, Inc. Board of Advisors
Last Update: 9:45 AM ET May 8, 2007
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., May 8, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- RBID.Com, Inc. (Pink Sheets: RBID) CEO and president, Mr. Alan Rothman, today announced the appointment of veteran entrepreneur and CEO, Mr. Elliott F. Kusel, as the newest member to the RBID.Com Board of Advisors. Mr. Kusel has over fifty years experience in building successful multimillion dollar private and publicly listed companies, i.e. the wholesale electronics distribution industry, and the wholesale and retail optical industries. He is currently founder and CEO of Maverick Gaming, Inc., an entertainment enterprise incorporating a unique television show utilizing a poker theme format.
Commenting on the appointment, Mr. Rothman stated, "We are honored that Elliott F. Kusel has agreed to join the RBID Board of Advisors. His business savvy and keen visionary qualities are outstanding. He is an established and proven leader with a unique talent to focus on the day-to-day minutiae of running a large corporation, whilst leading a large workforce towards achieving a bigger vision."
Mr. Kusel commented: "I am delighted to be invited onto the board, and be considered a valued associate of RBID. I eagerly enter into this association and look forward to a long and most prosperous relationship."
Rothman concluded, "I believe that based on his education, background and experience, Mr. Kusel will inspire and guide us as we continue to grow the business, and identify new acquisition target companies that are synergistic to our goal of creating significant market share for our financial software, educational and wealth creation products."
Mr. Kusel founded the successful electronic components distribution firm, Atlas Electronics, Inc. in 1958 with his then partner, mentor and friend, Mr. Leon Machiz. Within ten years (1968) Kusel built Atlas into a firm with $20-million in annual revenues. Atlas was subsequently acquired by Sterling Electronics, an American Stock Exchange listed company. Mr. Machiz moved on to become the CEO and chairman of Avnet, Inc. (AVT), while Mr. Kusel founded and became the CEO of Majesco, Inc., a bio-medical products manufacturing company.
About RBID.com, Inc.
RBID.com, Inc. ( http://www.rbid.com ) is a financial IT and marketing company. RBID also facilitates the acquisition, commercialization, promotion and protection of both underdeveloped and distressed patented and/or proprietary technologies. RBID.Com, Inc. has the exclusive US and European licensing and distribution rights to the home budgeting software, Simply Budgets ( www.simplybudgets.com ).
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Contact Information
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RBID.Com, Inc.
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Email: mairead@rbid.com
Phone: +1-949-955-4909
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6 charged with plot to kill Fort Dix soldiers
From Kevin Bohn and Kelli Arena
CNN
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Six men were arrested overnight after being accused of plotting an attack against Fort Dix in New Jersey, and federal charges were to be filed Tuesday, sources told CNN.
The six are from the former Yugoslavia, sources said.
The men were planning to use automatic weapons to shoot soldiers at the Army post, according to a federal law enforcement source and a senior government source.
The district attorney scheduled a news conference at 2:30 p.m. ET to discuss the case.
The men, some of whom were related to each other, had been doing surveillance and planning "for a while," and they trained in the Poconos Mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania, according to the federal law enforcement source.
They played paintball and test-fired weapons, a law enforcement source said.
New Jersey state troopers and the FBI were involved in investigating and arresting the suspects. An informant played a key role in the investigation, the sources said.
One of the sources said there is a video and an audiotape of the planning.
The Newark Star-Ledger reported on its Web site that the men took a videotape of their practice sessions to a store to have it burned to a DVD, and that a store employee contacted the FBI because of the video's contents.
Sources told the Star-Ledger the men were lured to a meeting with an FBI informant posing as an arms dealer. The newspaper's sources requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the case.
Federal authorities said the men's goal was to "kill as many soldiers as possible," according to The Associated Press.
While authorities are glad to have arrested them, the individuals are "hardly hard core terrorists," one law enforcement source said.
Another source said that while the allegations are "troubling," they are "not the type that made the hair on the back of your neck stand up."
Fort Dix is an Army installation that trains and mobilizes reserves, National Guard and active soldiers going to war. The AP reported that it was used in 1999 to house refugees from Kosovo.
Copyright 2007 CNN. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Associated Press contributed to this report.
Sure! What's the number??? lol
HVLN NASDAQ Approves Issuance of Harvard Learning Centers' Stock Dividend to Shareholders of Record of December 31, 2006
2007-05-08 07:00 MT - News Release
BOCA RATON, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 05/08/07
Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HVLN) announced today that it has received NASDAQ approval for the immediate issuance of its previously authorized 1-for-1 stock dividend of the Company's Common Stock, payable to each shareholder of the Company as of the record date of December 31, 2006.
In order to be considered a shareholder of record for this common stock dividend payment, you must have purchased the stock at least three days before the record date of December 31, 2006. Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. has filed notice of this action to pay the stock dividend with the NASD.
In order to receive your stock dividend, please contact us at the following email address in order to receive your documentation for receipt of the dividend:
irharvardlearningcenter@adelphia.net
About The Harvard Learning Centers, Inc.
The Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. offers training programs for both the mind and body of teenagers and young adults. Historically, its primary focus has been to offer SAT-ACT test preparations that help high school students succeed (www.sat-act-prep.com). SAT and ACT are standardized tests used by most U.S. colleges and universities for admission and placement decisions and scholarship eligibility. For SAT-ACT test preparation, the Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. offers classroom and online courses along with private tutoring.
In April 2007, Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. expanded into the Youth Sports Training Market with the acquisition of BSA Athletics, Inc., an early-stage sports training and fitness company, headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, and ASAP Athletics, Inc. ("ASAP"), which operates a 5,000 square foot national sports training center for athletes in West Boca Raton, Florida. Harvard Learning Centers has stated that ASAP is the first of a series of "speed" camps that it plans to operate nationally.
On May 7, 2007, Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. announced that it will immediately begin offering through its web site and to students in its classroom and tutorial programs, the full line of test preparation materials published by the Nova Press, Los Angeles, California. This new line will include books, software and online courses not only for preparation for the SAT, but for the LSAT, GMAT, GRE and MCAT graduate level tests(1). All materials will be prominently co-branded with the Harvard Learning Center brand identity. This agreement greatly expands the offerings of Harvard Learning Centers, Inc., while allowing it to enter totally new national markets in higher education, and, via the Internet, significantly broaden its reach for its existing SAT-ACT test-prep products and services.
Safe Harbor Statement
Certain statements set forth in this press release constitute "forward-looking statements." Forward-looking statements include, without limitation, any statement that may predict, forecast, indicate, or imply future results, performance or achievements, and may contain the words "estimate," "project," "intend," "forecast," "anticipate," "plan," "planning," "expect," "believe," "will likely," "should," "could," "would," "may" or words or expressions of similar meaning. Such statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause the company's actual results and financial position to differ materially from those included within the forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including those relating to the Company's ability to grow its business. Actual results may differ materially from the results predicted and reported results should not be considered as an indication of future performance. The potential risks and uncertainties include, among others, the Company's limited operating history, the limited financial resources, domestic or global economic conditions -- activities of competitors and the presence of new or additional competition and conditions of equity markets.
(1) SAT is a registered trademark of the College Entrance Examination Board. LSAT is a registered trademark of Law Services. GRE is a registered trademark of ETS. MCAT is a registered trademark of AAMC. GMAT is a registered trademark of the Graduate Management Admission Council.
Contact:
Harvard Learning Centers, Inc.
Press Relations
Phone: 561-962-4197
Fax: 561-962-4252
Morning Deann! More rain coming thru here... =(
EeeeeeZzzzzzz, you're a smart man! lol
Good morning MOMO!! =)
Good morning Larry, Carlos, huggy!! =)
HVLN NASDAQ Approves Issuance of Harvard Learning Centers' Stock Dividend to Shareholders of Record of December 31, 2006
2007-05-08 07:00 MT - News Release
BOCA RATON, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 05/08/07
Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HVLN) announced today that it has received NASDAQ approval for the immediate issuance of its previously authorized 1-for-1 stock dividend of the Company's Common Stock, payable to each shareholder of the Company as of the record date of December 31, 2006.
In order to be considered a shareholder of record for this common stock dividend payment, you must have purchased the stock at least three days before the record date of December 31, 2006. Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. has filed notice of this action to pay the stock dividend with the NASD.
In order to receive your stock dividend, please contact us at the following email address in order to receive your documentation for receipt of the dividend:
irharvardlearningcenter@adelphia.net
About The Harvard Learning Centers, Inc.
The Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. offers training programs for both the mind and body of teenagers and young adults. Historically, its primary focus has been to offer SAT-ACT test preparations that help high school students succeed (www.sat-act-prep.com). SAT and ACT are standardized tests used by most U.S. colleges and universities for admission and placement decisions and scholarship eligibility. For SAT-ACT test preparation, the Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. offers classroom and online courses along with private tutoring.
In April 2007, Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. expanded into the Youth Sports Training Market with the acquisition of BSA Athletics, Inc., an early-stage sports training and fitness company, headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, and ASAP Athletics, Inc. ("ASAP"), which operates a 5,000 square foot national sports training center for athletes in West Boca Raton, Florida. Harvard Learning Centers has stated that ASAP is the first of a series of "speed" camps that it plans to operate nationally.
On May 7, 2007, Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. announced that it will immediately begin offering through its web site and to students in its classroom and tutorial programs, the full line of test preparation materials published by the Nova Press, Los Angeles, California. This new line will include books, software and online courses not only for preparation for the SAT, but for the LSAT, GMAT, GRE and MCAT graduate level tests(1). All materials will be prominently co-branded with the Harvard Learning Center brand identity. This agreement greatly expands the offerings of Harvard Learning Centers, Inc., while allowing it to enter totally new national markets in higher education, and, via the Internet, significantly broaden its reach for its existing SAT-ACT test-prep products and services.
Safe Harbor Statement
Certain statements set forth in this press release constitute "forward-looking statements." Forward-looking statements include, without limitation, any statement that may predict, forecast, indicate, or imply future results, performance or achievements, and may contain the words "estimate," "project," "intend," "forecast," "anticipate," "plan," "planning," "expect," "believe," "will likely," "should," "could," "would," "may" or words or expressions of similar meaning. Such statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause the company's actual results and financial position to differ materially from those included within the forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including those relating to the Company's ability to grow its business. Actual results may differ materially from the results predicted and reported results should not be considered as an indication of future performance. The potential risks and uncertainties include, among others, the Company's limited operating history, the limited financial resources, domestic or global economic conditions -- activities of competitors and the presence of new or additional competition and conditions of equity markets.
(1) SAT is a registered trademark of the College Entrance Examination Board. LSAT is a registered trademark of Law Services. GRE is a registered trademark of ETS. MCAT is a registered trademark of AAMC. GMAT is a registered trademark of the Graduate Management Admission Council.
Contact:
Harvard Learning Centers, Inc.
Press Relations
Phone: 561-962-4197
Fax: 561-962-4252
Hey Sue... sounds like a REALLY good plan!
Good morning Petey!!
Hey Lobsta! nice board.... =)
Aha! Tiki & Jammy, now I know where you go at night.... lol
ROFL.... I didn't even catch that,
I was laughing because I'm a mod and didn't even know about the "lightning sound".
I keep my sound off and just turn it on as needed.
Lightning sound? LOL
Welcome, siix!
Too late.... =(
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz......
BORING!
Morning Jammy!!
Yeah.... bring back Sue, bring back Sue.... lol
You out there Sue???
When you said "taking a break from the stock stuff for a little while" I thought you meant that DAY...
Silly girl! I was talking about your siggy pic -
you've been sitting by the pool long enough for a great tan! LOL
Where were you flying? Did I miss the flight AGAIN!?!?!
Shhhhhhhh....
(I have a couple of those and they were about that age when I picked mine up -
of course I was only 16 when I started my project!)
Oooooooo..... That is serious!
Just the thought brings tears to my eyes -
Take lots of pictures, da baby is gone.... =(
Aaaawwww, EZ! I could never forget you..... babe! =)
Running a bit late around here today - (I hate that, worn out already!) lol
Mornin' Petey!
You should be pretty tan by now!!!! lol
Good morning MOMO! =)
Good morning Phil....
Chicken livers are good chicken fried and eaten with jalapenos!!
Good morning Larry! Late here, too...
Anudder one of "those" nights - awake off & on since 2:00 a.m. =(
Good morning ladies! (and TFW! lol)
Good morning Chef Ron!
What's for bfast??? I'm really hongry.... =)
anticlockwise??? hmmmmm I wanna guess B)backing.... maybe...
since "reversing" wasn't an option! lol
Good morning Deann!! =)