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Okay, time to clear up a few things. It must be made clear that Lucifer is already condemned, but has not been punished yet. Therefore, he is not in Hell right now, but is here on earth. 1 Peter 3:8: "Be sober, be alert. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking...

In the past year or so, I've re-discovered my faith. I am also a Protestant. The first thing that everyone has to understand is that by default, everyone goes to hell because everyone is born separated from God. It wasn't always like that, but it's what we have to deal with since it affects...

How do you define "rich"? Just because people have boats, a big house, and a expensive car means nothing in and of itself. The real difference is if they have positive cashflow to support the cost of these things or if they're sinking themselves in debt just to look rich. The latter type of...

Also, you should opt out of those pre-approved credit card offers. If you want more credit, you should go after it yourself instead of waiting for offers to show up. Here's why: To pre-approve you, they must pull your credit info every time. However, every time your credit info is pulled, it...

Glad I could help. You'll be amazed with what you can do by floating stuff inside of DIV tags and/or being creative with margins and padding (remember, you can use negative values or even percentages on margins and padding, this lets you get away with a lot) I usually define my layout styles...

Does anyone here routinely trade in these? I've been tracking a lot of these lately and have been thinking about jumping in. I realize that liquidity can be a problem sometimes with these, but I'm wondering how often that happens. One thing that I've noticed is that penny stocks really MOVE...

Well, the layout looks pretty good, but the coding sucks. Nested tables are a big no-no when it comes to following web standards;you have tables inside of tables about 4 layers deep in your HTML. These days, you should use Cascading Style Sheets for layout as much as possible.

send a proper two-weeks notice. While you're at it, drop the hint that you might consider staying (if you are open to that possibility) if you got better pay and better working conditions; the company wants you and therefore you have bargaining power.

Unless you have documented income, you will probably need someone to co-sign with you the first time. From the lender's POV, Banking responsibility usually trumps personal connections, especially for a first-time borrower. Your connections might help a little, but they probably won't make or...

The key word is "consistent." You probably won't get steady work since you're a minor. (unless you are exceptionally good and someone hires you as a part-time consultant, but don't count on it) The best bet you can do now is get your reputation out there and let people that you network with on...

No, don't do that. :down: When you buy a mutual fund, you are taking your money and putting it into the hands of a planner and you can only hope that he knows what he's doing. Plus, you're giving up a lot of your control and are still incurring all of the risk. Stick with regular stocks, at...

Str8up, THANKS for posting this. I have a friend who is interested in a real estate partnership with me (we were throwing a few ideas around but nothing committing/concrete). We're both in the same boat (He and I are both starting out in this but I have the most knowledge and borrowing power...

If you have IT skills then you can do better than shoes. Don't sell yourself short.

I'm doing fine. Single, but I have more important things to do. College takes a lot of my time, but I do freelance web design. It's an S-quadrant business at this point but it pays a lot of my bills. My university has mentioned the possibility of hiring me as part of their web team, at about...

OK, I'm a technical writer in training. (And I already freelance) Here's the deal: Look for technical writing jobs in your area (newspaper classifieds, craigslist, freelance job websites, etc.) to see what's out there. Every so often an opportunity will fall right in your lap when you aren't...