merry christmas and a happy healty new year....

Hi again, go to jbs.org, they usually have a lot of articles on the north american super highway

Kim, I just saw your question on the divorce thread and I think answered it

how did your contract negotiations turn out, they still talking?  good luck my sister

Happy Holidays!!

I just want to thank you for being my Buddy and wish you the best of luck on your Stock Portfolio.  The market is really a mess now and it just changes daily.

If you read the "About Me" on my Survivor Page, you know that I am in the Income Tax business.  Well, my wife Cathy and I get a great deal of pleasure out of helping people get the largest (legal) refund possible, so we thought we would start a Blog to post some helpful tips and tax information.  I have gotten it off to a slow start, but I am committed to doing better.

I would like to invite you to check out the blog, and if you are interested, just sign up for the posts, and possibly, you could get some helpful information that could save you a few dollars on your Tax Return.  It would also give you an opportunity to ask any questions that you may have about your tax situation and we could address those concerns.

I assure you, we are not some commercial concern, trying to make a buck.  We just love the Income Tax business and would like to share, if you have a problem.  The address for our Blog is:

www.expresstaxvaldosta.com/blog

Again, thanks for being my Buddy.

Terry Conley

You all know I am a girl. You can take bak yoru buddy list if you want. I know men do not like women. 

Is everyone but you going down? smiling happy trades huh? lol

Yahoo.com is not the only site with free real-time quotes.

CNBC.com is another, and if you are on AOL, you can also see real-time quotes when you click on "Finance" and enter a symbol ... but the one on AOL seems to be more touchy...

I have heard that MSN has a free real-time quote, but I haven't  personally used it.

GOOD LUCK!

Just a few tips, in order to see the real time price of your stocks, use Yahoo.com financial. They have free real time quotes. When you sell a stock, you sell it at the real time price, not the delayed price you see on your dashboard. If you set a limit price when you buy or sell a stock, you won't get surprised by the actual price of the transaction. I hope I haven't confused you, I really am trying to help, LOL.

I've lived in Kennewick now for 8 years I love it here