how well do you think they wil do
heres the schedule and tell me if they win that game or not

Chicago at Green Bay
Cincinnati at Green bay
Green Bay at St. Louis
Green Bay at Minnesota
Bye
Detroit at Green Bay
Green Bay at Cleveland
Minnesota at Green Bay
Green Bay at Tampa Bay
Dallas at Green Bay
San Francisco at Green Bay
Green Bay at Detroit
Baltimore at Green Bay
Green Bay at Chicago
Green Bay at Pittsburgh
Seattle at Green Bay
Green Bay at Arizona

 

how well do you think they will do
here’s the schedule and tell me if they win that game or not

Chicago at Green Bay
Cincinnati at Green bay
Green Bay at St. Louis
Green Bay at Minnesota
Bye
Detroit at Green Bay
Green Bay at Cleveland
Minnesota at Green Bay
Green Bay at Tampa Bay
Dallas at Green Bay
San Francisco at Green Bay
Green Bay at Detroit
Baltimore at Green Bay
Green Bay at Chicago
Green Bay at Pittsburgh
Seattle at Green Bay
Green Bay at Arizona

 

Dunno if anyone else has done this yet but..

Atlanta at Boston*
Edmonton* at Columbus
St. Louis at Detroit*
San Jose at Minnesota* (Going to this game)
NY Islanders* at Carolina
Colorado* at Phoenix
Nashville at Dallas *
Vancouver at Calgary*

*’s are my picks.

Tie Brakers…. Amount of goals scored
By LOSING TEAMS

 

Colorado vs Boston ~
Carolina vs New Jersey ~
Minnesota vs NY Islanders ~
Calgray vs St. Louis ~
Phoenix vs Dallas ~
Tampa Bay vs Washginton ~
Vancouver vs Columbus ~

BQ: Which game will you be watching tonight?

BQ: Favorite thing from Timmies? (Tim Hortons)

Also, happy turkey day for people in Canada!

 

Green Bay – 23 ( Week 4)
Minnesota – 16

Tennessee – 13 ( Week 1 )
Jacksonville – 10

Pittsburgh – 34 ( Week 1 )
Cleveland – 7

Washington – 20 ( Week 2 )
Philadelphia – 12

Carolina – 27 ( Week 3 )
Atlanta – 20

Cincinnati -27 ( Week 1 )
Baltimore – 20

Dallas – 45 ( Week 1 )
NY Giants – 35

10 points to the closest picks.

 

Okay so I have payed off my 1st mortgage already and Im working on my second but that’s not really the point so… Well Nooks Cranny has updated to Nook ‘n Go and my little brother’s friend claims to have finished the game and she says that Nook later updates to a shopping mall type store? Is this true? If so, after how many updates? And if not, what are the other stores that he does update to? Thanks, I appreciate it!

 

Boston
Philadelphia

Toronto
Buffalo

Phoenix
Detroit

Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh

Anaheim
Minnesota

* Name only one player. Multiple answers have no chance of getting best answer.

 

I remember this game like it was yesterday. Howoever I would like to watch this game again.

The Atlanta Falcons defeated the Minnesota Vikings 30-27 in OT. Does anybody know where I can find this game online? I would love to see it again. Even though Im a Minnesotan and this game still stings alittle.

Can I find this game anywhere? On tv? Online?

Dec 302010
 

Hello, everyone!

 

I’ve been reading these boards for the last few months, and I’ve finally decided to come out of “lurk” mode and introduce myself.

 

I started rebuilding my credit this summer. A little history here… I screwed up my credit pretty badly when I was young. I sought to rebuild in the late 90s and into the 00s. However, I really didn’t understand the rules of the game — especially with regard to utilization. So, even though I was approved for subprime cards, and paid them on time, I was never able to qualify for the type of prime cards that I had in my 20s, before I had messed up. After getting discouraged from feeling “stuck,” as well as going through some difficult financial times, I became sloppy with my payments. I would miss a payment or two on my subprime cards, and then get caught up, slide again a few months later, etc. I have, however, succesfully paid off a couple of auto loans with an absolutely spotless payment history.

 

I had lost a couple of my cards due to my sloppy payment patterns. I finally decided that I had enough of this and decided to pay my accounts regularly. I paid all of my accounts — open and closed — to where they were under their credit limits. I then picked one of my cards and paid it off completely, while making minimums on the others. Then one day I received an Orchard Bank application in the mail. I submitted it, and got the “we’ll get back to you message.” I assumed that I had been rejected and thought nothing more about it. To my surprise, three weeks later I received a card in the mail! It only had a $300 limit, but it was something. I also still had my Cap1 visa with a 1400 limit and a 1st Premier card stuck at a 500 limit, both from 1999. This made me decide to finally take a look at my credit reports, just to see exactly where I stood. After doing so, I was determined to develop better credit habits, to rebuild my credit history and get it “right” this time.

 

Over the last few months, I have paid off two accounts entirely. I’m in the process of paying off three others, and should be completely debt free by the end of the spring; I have a plan in place and am sticking to it. I also have received a second FP card (yes, I regret it due to the annual fee, but they offered it and I accepted. I use it for something small once a month and then PIF), and got a Cap1 Cash Back card with a 500 limit — it’s in CS and will go up to 750 this spring. I use it for almost all of my normal, day to day purchases — instead of my debit card — and have earned more than enough cash back to cover the $39 annual fee :) I pay it at least once a week, usually twice, therefore I never carry much of a balance on it. Finally, I got a Kay’s card with a 5100 limit, bought my daughter a 99.00 present for Christmas and will PIF this month; the card went straight into the sock drawer after that, LOL!

 

I also found a good many errors on my reports, and thanks to reading these forums, I’ve learned how to dispute them. I’ve been successful, and between improving my utilization — a combination of paying down my old accounts and keeping my balances down to zero on my new ones (PIF before statement hits) — as well as cleaning up the errors on my report, I’ve managed a 50+ point increase to my scores!

 

From reading these forums, I’ve now learned both what to do, as well as what NOT to do. I’m now in serious credit gardening mode, and will not apply for anything more until my new accounts have aged past a year. At that point, and assuming my scores are past the mid-600s, I want to kick FP to the curb and replace with something with no AF. In the meantime, both cards are at a zero balance and help my utilization ratio. Then, more gardening, and no applying again for another year. By then, any baddies should have dropped off, my scores should be at or over my goal, and I should have a good choice of cards. I’ll then say goodbye to Orchard. Cap1 I’ll keep, as the Visa is my oldest TL and I really like my new cash back MC. We’ll see… At any rate, that’s my plan. I believe that I can succeed this time, because I do, in fact, have a plan to follow.

 

Thanks to everyone here who has posted such a wealth of information. I hope to be able to contribute back to this community, as well. I appreciate having a safe, encouraging place to discuss the often difficult task of credit rebuilding. Happy new year to everyone, and best credit wishes to all!

 

 

 

 

The title says it all. Neither Washington nor Wallstreet lives in the real world, and yet they both control the real world. I bet 90% of American’s would love to tell both Washington and Wallstreet to take a long walk off a short peer. However, one controls all the legal and political power, and the other controls all the money. So while every one would love to tell these self-righteous egotistical pricks to go shove it cause we don’t need them, the system has weirdly been built around them.

 

We want poloiticians who do there job!!!! Come to think of it, we want Wallstreet bankers that do their jobs too. What kind of **bleep** asks a business-partner you have bankrupted through your crooked deeds for a loan, only to turn around and buy a new fancy car? Even smaller metaphore. Your buddy talks you into this amazing investment he’s heard about (Which he heard about, cause he’s in charge of the investment program). You figure you can trust him, after all who is that greedy or crooked. Therefore you invest say around $1,000, which he proptly loses through his ineptness in investing (If not for shadier reasons).

 

He cries bloody murder and gives you the saddest story ever. He goes on about how broke he is, and how he will have nothing because of these investments. In the midst of his whinning and losing your cash, he has the nerve to ask you to barrow another $1,000. You feel sorry for him, and figure once he is back on top… He’ll remember who helped him get there, and he’ll spread the wealth around. A month goes by and now you’re broke, so you call your buddy up, and ask hey do you have that $1,000? His response, is sorry bro I’m leaving for Hawii cause times are good…. I’ll pay you back when I can. You’d be **bleep**. Hell you’d be **bleep** if you lent a buddy $100, and then you find out he bought sports tickets before he paid you back. He has money for sports tickets, but not to pay you back? That is B.S.

This is what Wallstreet did to us all. What do they even do any more? The original legal purpose of securities and securities markets is so business people with a good idea, hard work, but not a lot of cash could get their hands on some capital to grow or start. I doubt that’s what happens now. In fact I know that’s not what happens, and people probably won’t be so mad if the Paper Security Robber Baron’s weren’t paying themselves so well. Especially after government bail outs. Mean while, they say the Market is up, but job are at an all time low. Which means one thing, Wallstreet and main-street are literally no longer connected. It defies the Capitalistic model, or the very theory we have been sold or told to be true. The market goes up, so to should the jobs… But that is not so, is it?

This is why I say they are in a bubble. They are detached, and reality isn’t real to them. They use computer models, programs, algarythims, and crazy formulas to figure out the next trends in the market. It used to be you found a company with good financial stability, size, workforce, management, or the latest product that drove the market. However, it is literally a mathematical video game with America’s money. Don’t believe me? Sign up for any stock trading account. They have all these electronic computer programs, which come built in to help you play the game.

Where are the Lawyers? Subpeanas and inditements need to be rolling down Wall-Street, not bonuses. Washington is the same. The average politician is so out of touch with the common man, the system is broken. Big money lobbiests by their favorite politicians. We need major reform. You know their is a little know document and body of law which states that when things get too bad (And they are), they American people reserve the right to tear it all down, and rebuild it again. It’s called the US Constitution, which says the government works for the people, not corporate companies. Politicians need to stop fighting! They are like children with this bickering, and refusal to work together. Always looking for some issue to run on. How about you run on being normal and doing your job! Vote for me, I’m the guy that did his job and represented my constituents and not the highest priced/paying interest group! We are a Republic, and when our politicians stop representing us…. That is the real reason for the 2nd Amendment.

That is a historical and literal fact. Our right to bare arms is to ensure that the People can always over-through the Government, if it gets too corrupt. We may be getting there! As a Juris Doctorate, I prefer more legal channels. However, Washington and Wall-Street need to come off those clouds, get it together, help America and American’s first…. Or American’s will eventually help themselves, by using the Second! Â