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My financial advisor has been telling me for a year that the market would take a dive. The data didn't support the market. all the indicators pointed to this dip. He took me out of the market at the end of the year. Says we will get back in when the market adjusts.

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I think the issue is that status reports tend to be for your direct supervisor who knows your work, not someone several echelons away from your work who is expressly just looking for convenient ways to terminate people.

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This is wrong.
I get status of the people I am over. I report our status to leadership. If I need someone to help with another project, this Helps to see who has some band width. Has nothing to do with trying to fire someone. It’s about smart leadership keeping up with work going on.

Back in 2009 I was working on a state project. About halfway through the project John Kennedy (Treasurer at the time) decided to look at state funding. The project scope was cut significantly, and I was let go. The economy was in bad shape. I was without a job for 3 months. I was able to work some part time work so I didn't have to go on unemployment.

The experience made me look at ways to make myself more valuable. I have since doubled my salary. If I were to lose my job again, I have made enough connections I could be back working within a couple of weeks.

I do feel bad for these people, but we are not entitled to a job. Life is sometimes hard and how you adapt is what makes a person better or worse.

Actually all of Def Leppard in their early 60’s. Saw the last summer and they still have the energy and voices. World be way better than anything today.

I work with some Aggie’s. No one wants to talk trash like previous years. I think both respect what each is doing. Kind of sick really. Like it more when we are trash talking.

They would need to revitalize downtown. Shops, restaurants, bars, etc. Have about 20 or so busses that would run from River Center to campus non-stop a few hours before and after the game. This would allow those not wanting to go early or just for tailgating to have a place to park and something to do. This could also help after the game traffic.

When we went to UCLA, we went to bars and a restaurant in Old Pasadena, caught the bus to and from. Minimal traffic. They had a lane for busses only that made the trip go smoother after the game.

The busses could use River Road as the route.

I am in Omaha and have seen a few LSU people. I enjoy baseball.

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No Kansas
No Boston
No Toto

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Add Styx to this list. Have seen them several times and always a great show.

Angel is not here.

i park on the north side by the band practice field off Highland. If on Highland turn by the fire station. Go by the band hall and turn right. You will see the band field Park on the back side. They open the gate after the game. Easy access to the interstate.