Yes it does, to a certain degree.

My house is currently 72 degrees and I haven't turned on the AC since last Fall.

It's working well right now.I like word games, reading, playing with my wife and baby (in different ways, of course), and I like gadgets (PDA's, laptops, etc.).I got my bachelor's degree via distance learning in less than a year's study time (and it's a real degree, regional accreditation and all).

The license is a disadvantage to a degree.

I am curious as to what you are studying right now.Ya know I have a degree that I hardly ever use these days.

I got my degree in History, took a year or so off and worked some pointless jobs, went back to graduate school for a semester and a half to get my teaching certificate, and dropped out to pursue a career as a professional poker player.

He said they are in the works of building an acutal College for Real Estate where you can get a degree.

I have a few favorite memories:Roach House: Too young to do much around the house, as the brothers and Dad pulled up the carpet, I spent hours sucking up roached in a vacuum as thousands (seriously) crawled up the wall.Dirty toilets: It's amazing what chlorine bleach and elbow grease can do.Palm Springs: Landscaping in 120 degree heat.

(our neighbor and supposedly a pastor with his master's degree in psychology - Vanguard University).

What motivates me to network with everyone in 6 degrees of separation.