crws
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Glad to. Every bit helps, especially for those on fixed incomes and no COLA for 2 years.
I'd be interested to know how it worked out.
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Glad to. Every bit helps, especially for those on fixed incomes and no COLA for 2 years.
I'd be interested to know how it worked out.
crws
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Tsunami
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Wow, sad news...died of liver failure. Seventeen years ago I pulled out my Baker Street LP and played that song to my then girlfriend, then told her the words were just how I felt about her.... then got down on a knee and asked her to marry me, so that song has a lot of meaning for us.
Thanks Gerry.
Thanks Gerry.
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crws
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I haven't had my LP's out for years, but Stealers Wheel, City to City, and Night Owl were part of my marathon listening list.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgtIQHo3p08
crws
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crws
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crws
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Well, after much deliberation over the aforementioned L2050 fund, I have decided to let it roll.
Both the S&P and the EFA (I-Fund tracker) have significant headroom above the S Fund, and as you that are knee-deep in snow these days know, breaking new ground requires substantially more effort than retracing your previous path.
Thus, I am more than 85% in agreement with the initial structure of the L2050, and it mirrors my waning stimulus/recovery period philosophy that after the initial pop, the big caps step up in sustained fashion.
Maintaining L2050 100% COB.
Both the S&P and the EFA (I-Fund tracker) have significant headroom above the S Fund, and as you that are knee-deep in snow these days know, breaking new ground requires substantially more effort than retracing your previous path.
Thus, I am more than 85% in agreement with the initial structure of the L2050, and it mirrors my waning stimulus/recovery period philosophy that after the initial pop, the big caps step up in sustained fashion.
Maintaining L2050 100% COB.
crws
Active member
Well, after much deliberation over the aforementioned L2050 fund, I have decided to let it roll.
Both the S&P and the EFA (I-Fund tracker) have significant headroom above the S Fund, and as you that are knee-deep in snow these days know, breaking new ground requires substantially more effort than retracing your previous path.
Thus, I am more than 85% in agreement with the initial structure of the L2050, and it mirrors my waning stimulus/recovery period philosophy that after the initial pop, the big caps step up in sustained fashion.
Maintaining L2050 100% COB.
Git 'r done.
Both the S&P and the EFA (I-Fund tracker) have significant headroom above the S Fund, and as you that are knee-deep in snow these days know, breaking new ground requires substantially more effort than retracing your previous path.
Thus, I am more than 85% in agreement with the initial structure of the L2050, and it mirrors my waning stimulus/recovery period philosophy that after the initial pop, the big caps step up in sustained fashion.
Maintaining L2050 100% COB.
Git 'r done.
crws
Active member
Zap!
Our installation's closing at the end of fiscal 2011.
The rumors have been flying for months- turns out they were true.
This letter concerns the discontinuance of Sunset DDC
http://www.apwu.org/dept/reg-coor/west/westernarea/sunset-ddc-or_clerk_withholding-110202.pdf
76 employees +/-
Western Area Impact Statements
Our installation's closing at the end of fiscal 2011.
The rumors have been flying for months- turns out they were true.
This letter concerns the discontinuance of Sunset DDC
http://www.apwu.org/dept/reg-coor/west/westernarea/sunset-ddc-or_clerk_withholding-110202.pdf
76 employees +/-
Western Area Impact Statements
Steel_Magnolia
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Sorry to hear that, my friend! I don't know how USPS does things. does this mean a transfer for all the employees, or a RIF or a buy-out or what?
That's the pits!
Maggie
PS: Ah, see, Allie reads more thoroughly than I do.
That's the pits!
Maggie
PS: Ah, see, Allie reads more thoroughly than I do.
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