Scotty Skitzo challenges Devious Tre Smith of DVD the Sweetness Experience to a hair vs hair match for the RWC WWW Internet Championship Title in Raeford, NC. (part 1 of 2)
This is a public service announcement for NORML, showing a guy who gets high before going to a party. At this party he sees all his friends drinking and smoking cigarettes.
From Episode 4 of the second season of Trailer Trash, this is Earl "Fat Drunk Guy" Piccalo attempting to talk to movie goers about the trailers they had just seen. Shot on location in gorgeous Fayetteville, NC.
This is an unedited scene from the WNCP-TV show Broadcast Now! This scene features the News Now weatherman Steve Border obviously drunk off his ass on the Lily Hammer Show. For more information about Broadcast Now! feel free to contact me.
Yet another class assignment, this time it's a feautre story on my home away from home The Stage Door Theatre and the Improv-a-Thon. Unfortunately it was edited with Movie Maker, so it's not that great, but it's a start.
Widely Held Attitudes to Different Generations - Forbes A recent survey by Harris Interactive conducted for Charles Schwab and Age Wave asked almost 4,000 Americans aged 21 to 83 what they thought of different generations. Specifically, they were asked about people aged 13 to 31 or Generation Y; those ...
Income Planning and Safe Withdrawal Rates - Seekingalpha.com It has become more and more evident to me that most investors have almost no real sense of what they need to save for retirement—an issue that is closely linked to the problem of determining how much income an investor can safely draw from his/her ...
The Secret to Retirement Planning - Safe Haven "When it comes to planning for the future, most people think of retirement. Retirement planning is important because it allows you to do the things that you were unable to do while working -- travel, start a business, go back to school, be closer to ...
Small Firms Beef Up Retirement Services - Wall Street Journal Small businesses are helping employees become better managers -- of their own money. When it comes to managing their retirement-savings accounts, small-business employees often are at a disadvantage compared with their counterparts at large companies ...
