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T., You are a bad, bad boy. ;D :laugh: ;D

Is there a closet that you could take a patch from and replace the burned area?

Being a woman, it's easier to get around this. I think what is more telling is my simple lifestyle. I didn't really change anything about it other than I don't work 9-5. Perhaps after the shock wears off with your friends and they don't really see a difference in who you are it will just becomes...

Perhaps if the problem is that other family members are unable to attend the doctor appointment and miss out what was said then maybe a phone consultation between the doctor and family member could be arranged. If patient confidentialty is an issue then permission to discuss matters before hand...

There was a posting over at M* that discussed this somewhat. I would be appreciative if anyone here would care to read it and give their opinion. Thanks. http://tinyurl.com/j7vu2

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I found this site http://www.oldtimecandy.com/CandyList.htm. It has it sold as Lik-m-aid fun dip.

Cool site, Jarhead. Love the puzzles. Now I'm hooked. :P :) LL

CFB, When you owned this fund, did you reinvest the capital gains? Why or why not? Thanks.

"1. The 4.53% from Wellesley is probably taxed at the qualified dividend tax rate while the savings account can be considered taxed at your marginal income tax rate." For the tax year 2005 only 28.43% was qualified. The remaining was taxed at the marginal rate. This fund holds around 70% bonds...

Cube-rat I'll take a stab at this. Wellesley, in addition to providing current income, the fund seeks growth of long-term income, as well as moderate long-term capital appreciation. Cash or CD's, because there is no equity position, cannot have any capital appreciation. Also, I think the...

Unclemic, My condolences on your loss. You have been through so much. Regards, LL

MasterBlaster, A former brother is one whose actions are so despicable that they no longer have the privilege of being considered family. Harsh, I know but that's how I feel. Technically we shared the same parents but that's where the relationship ends.

I was in a similar situation. I was co-owner of my father's condo in FL with my (former) brother. He didn't want to sell so I was forced to use an attorney. The attorney told me that he would petition the court to force my (former) brother to sell the condo. I can't remember the exact term but...