Nightingale

If lousy spelling or grammar interferes with the understanding of the message the poster is trying to communicate, it's a problem. If it's just a spelling or grammar error here or there, it doesn't really bother me.

Congratulations!!!!

probably not... most Ramadan activities seem to be in the evening, and muslims generally continue to work during the month.

no idea. I've heard people say both San-GEAR-oh and San-JEER-oh

there are a lot of hidden fees... Initiation fees Rush fees Pin fees Letters fees Activity fees that are not generally included in your dues, but are mandatory.

the sorority/frat dues at my school were between $65 and $100 a month. All figures listed below DO NOT include living in a house. Its just average dues and fees: average sorority costs at UCSB: Dues and National and One-Time Fees: $905 average sorority/fraternity costs at UNC: Average cost of dues: $500 per semester ($1000 per year) average sorority dues at Wofford College: Average annual dues for the first year: $600-$800 University of Florida: Average cost of a member living out of the house: Approx. $600 per semester ($1200 per year) SDSU: Dues and assessments for members of residential sororities who live out of the house total about $750 per semester. ($1500 per year!!!) Kansas State: Freshmen members live in residence halls and pay sorority dues of approximately $100 a month. University of Alabama: Approximate Cost of First Year: $783.00 Georgia Southern University: $500 per semester ($1000 per year) University of Oregon: $575 per semester ($1150 per year) Northern Arizona University: $275 per semester ($550 a year) Texas Tech: Dues during the first semester range from $800 to $1100. The following semesters range from $350 to $600.

keep in mind that its very expensive. usually between 700 and 1200 dollars a year. if you want to waste that kind of cash on a social club...

only about 20% of women suffer from iron deficiency. (Mayo Clinic) I've had my iron checked, and its fine, and I'm still almost always cold.

I don't have a problem with it. Islam requires specific things of its financial institutions, and there's nothing wrong with a business stepping in to fill that need. We have Islamic banks here in the US: Abrar Investments, Inc., Stamford CT Al-Baraka Bancorp Inc. Chicago Al-Madina Realty, Inc., Englewood NJ Al-Manzil Islamic Financial Services Amana Mutual Funds Trust, State St. Bellingham WA Ameen Housing Co-operative, San Francisco American Finance House Bank Sepah, Iran BMI Finance & Investment Group, New Jersey Dow Jones Islamic Index Fund of the Allied Asset Advisors Funds Failaka Investments, Inc., Chicago IL Fuloos Incorporated, Toledo OH Hudson Investors Fund, Inc., Clifton NJ MSI Finance Corporation, Inc., Houston TX Samad Group, Inc., Dayton OH Shared Equities Homes, Indianapolis IN HSBC, USA MEF Money, USA Islamic Credit Union of Minnesota, (ICUM) United Mortgage Islamic banks are also present in the following countries: Albania, Algeria, Australia, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Canada, Cayman Islands, Cyprus, Djibouti, Egypt, France, Gambia, Germany, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mauritania, Morocco, The Netherlands, Niger, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Trinidad and Tobago, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Yemen. -Journal of the Academy of Business and Economics We also have Christian banks here in the US: http://www.americaschristiancu.com/site/about.html I know there are others as well, I just don't have time to look them all up.

went to Wyoming for my summer vacation and spent it digging up dinosaurs three years in a row. Rafted the Snake river three times and the Arkansas once. Got in my car, picked a direction, and drove, just to see where I'd end up...four states away. Jumped out of a plane Started law school.

I'm fond of the Indigo Girl's "Power of Two", "Galileo" and "Closer to Fine". "Gone Again" is a really catchy tune, too.

being nice sends a mixed message. tell him not to call again, and hang up.

Good job on working towards your degree! It'll be a really good feeling when you're finally done. -N- PS-if you need any papers proofread, feel free to send em my way. I could use an excuse to put the casebooks down for a while. =)

take the space bar off the keyboard and clean underneath. beyond that, dunno

mine:

what does something like that cost?

if you have the proper arrangements with the power company, they will pay you for excess power from your system.

yep. has to do with where we store our fat, which insulates the body.

I'd want to be there.

me too. if someone doesn't respect the country enough to follow its laws and processes for immigration, they don't deserve to be here.

if you can bite the ball accidentally, the bar is too long.

tell him, if he can't find help, to call the surgeon to see if he can arrange a payment plan.

I used to have one. really liked it. however, I had to take it out because I was a teacher. I'd love to do it again, but it hurt too damn much. It hurts, not when they do it, but the next day, and for the next two weeks. I was living on slim fast because solid food was hell.

see if the person who made it will do it. if not, Pineapple here in southern cali does an awesome job replacing or adding booties.

Nope.