I was looking forward to: "Wall Street II 2010 - An Oliver Stone movie starring Tim Wieneke" !!!

I'd rather be known as the guy who does what he says than the joker who can't close a deal when the stars don't align just right for me.Just my opinion Chris

I don't know whether they really do background checks or not, but they do have an on-line rating system where a contractor's previous customers will rate them (1 to 5 stars in a number of categories).

Focus on posts from Ryan Webber . . . he's an All Star!

In an effort to lighten the topics in here away from political discussion a bit, and to deal with a practice that appears to be getting popular I'd like to make an observation on the unfortunate demise of David Carradine.I have come to the conclusion that, as a man (especially as a martial arts action star), it is your responsibility that if you participate in auto-erotic asphyxiation, you are required to make a suicide note....just in case.

I think they should put Bubbles in a little black suit; maybe put some gum in his mouth so they can voice over a eulogy.

Carter spent it on Social programs, Reagan spent it on "Star Wars".

just curious if anyone is going to either conference. Booked hotel and tickets.

GT1=43001I don't get what the big deal is over a politician marrying a porn star.

Over the years I can't count the number of deals that I put together from my rejects.My father in law was a long time life insurance salesman and one day he opened up a desk drawer and it was filled with letter size paper with handwritten notes regarding suspects/prospects that he had run into, he would check with the top sheet when he had down time and if nothing new put it on the bottom of the pile with any new notes.His sales manager said to throw them out and forget them but his list of clients had a star next to some names and he told me they were former dead leads or referrals from former dead leads and I saw a lot of stars.