He was super high-end and well known as someone who does work on celebrities.

It's the wealthy who pay the taxes and give the most to charities so they should, for the most part, be celebrated...not vilified.

If you browse the forums, I'm sure you'll notice that we have a culture here of being honest & straight forward when it comes to the business.

But Phil is right - go guerrilla; you can make flyers (2-per page) for just a couple of cents each down at FedEx Office and take them and put them on cars in the parking lots at the 4th of July celebration in your area!

Therefore, each year I celebrate my growing financial independence from government taxes and entitlement programs.

The facts of the case are much more intersting as they demonstrate a culture of corporate neglect on the part of McDonald's.

But they'll be more financially savvy than the rest of the kids in their class because of the culture we are creating in our home.

I guess its just a culture shock for us as to compared to the bustling and happening city from where we came from.

Hi Andre,Love New Orleans and the culture...visited 3 years ago.

We will be celebrating two birthdays and an anniversary, going through a busy time at my day job, managing the renovation on the duplex, and moving 700 miles…all in a 30 day window.