Grandpapy
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You still look Great! (sorry neo)
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poor @neosapien has watched me age ungracefully via fb friendsYou still look Great! (sorry neo)
neosapien
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I whole-fucking-heartedly disagree. And often have to be like "don't hit on Sunni, that's not Sunni here". To throw it back to when we first met… you're still banging hot.
Bareback
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It’s pretty damn soft already.
BarnBuster
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20 lbs of love
BarnBuster
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I'm glad more high schools are offering financial (and hopefully investing) literacy courses. When I was still working all those years ago, I was amazed at the twenty somethings that didn't have a clue. But I guess at their age I wasn't all that smart either or I could have retired at 48 instead of 58 
www.forbes.com
www.champlain.edu
wellkeptwallet.com
Should High Schools Teach Financial Literacy? More States Say Yes
There is growing momentum at the state level for personal finance requirements in high schools to ensure higher levels of financial literacy among graduating students.
www.forbes.com
2023 National Report Card on State Efforts to Improve Financial Literacy in High Schools™ - Center for Financial Literacy
Our Center graded all 50 states and the District of Columbia (D.C.) on their efforts to produce financially literate high school graduates. Does your state make the grade?
www.champlain.edu
Greenlight Debit Card Review: Teach Kids How To Manage Money
The Greenlight debit card has many useful factors that can go a long way in helping you teach your kids about money.
wellkeptwallet.com
For yet one more best friend gone too soon.
Almost ready to depart
Ozumoz66
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Here was last year's migration. Oct 18. It was an eerie moment lowering the flag half way and seeing a huge flock of vultures above.
farmerfischer
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I went back in time on here.. theres alot of people i miss that until now i had forgotten..
But this fucker!!!..
But this fucker!!!..
BarnBuster
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A Behavioral Test to Detect Early Risk of Alzheimer's
Caltech researchers have made progress on developing a behavioral test to predict an individual's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
www.caltech.edu
here's the test or part of it (carefully read instructions):
ᐉ Stroop Effect Test - Take The Stroop Test Online
Explore your reaction and mental flexibility online ⚡ with famous Stroop Effect Test! ⚡ ☝ here!
psycho-tests.com
BB's RESULTS:
YOU SCORED 23 FROM 23
YOUR REACTION AND MENTAL FLEXIBILITY ARE BETTER THAN THE 30% OF THE RESPONDENTS
Total number of responses: 23
Number of correct answers: 23
Number of errors: 0
Your average reaction time for a correct answer: 2609 msec
raratt
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I'm not good at tests.A Behavioral Test to Detect Early Risk of Alzheimer's
Caltech researchers have made progress on developing a behavioral test to predict an individual's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
here's the test or part of it (carefully read instructions):
ᐉ Stroop Effect Test - Take The Stroop Test Online
Explore your reaction and mental flexibility online ⚡ with famous Stroop Effect Test! ⚡ ☝ here!
BB's RESULTS:
YOU SCORED 23 FROM 23
YOUR REACTION AND MENTAL FLEXIBILITY ARE BETTER THAN THE 30% OF THE RESPONDENTS
Total number of responses: 23
Number of correct answers: 23
Number of errors: 0
Your average reaction time for a correct answer: 2609 msec
farmerfischer
Well-Known Member
A Behavioral Test to Detect Early Risk of Alzheimer's
Caltech researchers have made progress on developing a behavioral test to predict an individual's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
here's the test or part of it (carefully read instructions):
ᐉ Stroop Effect Test - Take The Stroop Test Online
Explore your reaction and mental flexibility online ⚡ with famous Stroop Effect Test! ⚡ ☝ here!
BB's RESULTS:
YOU SCORED 23 FROM 23
YOUR REACTION AND MENTAL FLEXIBILITY ARE BETTER THAN THE 30% OF THE RESPONDENTS
Total number of responses: 23
Number of correct answers: 23
Number of errors: 0
Your average reaction time for a correct answer: 2609 msec
Nice..