| Fifty-Plus.Net International Inc. Announces Second Quarter Financial ...
The income statement in the next quarterly report, being the three months ending March 31, 2008, will consolidate the operations of Kemur and FPN.
As the RTO was completed on December 28, 2007, the results of FPN for the period from the date of the RTO's closing (i.e. December 28, 2007) to December 31, 2007 are not material and have not been included in the statement of income for the three and six month periods ended December 31, 2007.
During the quarter ended December 31, 2007, the Company had revenue of $1,096,988 and expenses of $1,099,226 with a net loss after tax of $2,238. For the comparable quarter ended December 31, 2006, The Company had revenue of $1,021,337 and expenses of $982,043 with a net income after tax of $39,294. Advertising revenue was $675,350 versus $593,711 for the comparable period last year.
Homelife Security Protection Helping North Bay Area Residents Combat ...
This is Part Three of a three part series educating what every homeowner can do to better protect their home and their family against burglary, break and enter, and home invasion.HomeLife Security Protection is a sub dealer for ADT Security and is owned and operated by Paul M. Grant a Callander resident. After watching the increase in home crimes in the North Bay area I decided to help area residents combat home crimes.Together we can make a difference!HomeLife Security Protection has it's own professional security sales consultants which, are trained in offering professional security inspections and in suggesting the proper security devices, required to cover our clients needs, and make their homes a safer place to enjoy for themselves and their families.Great news to many “new home" owners and those that live in a home with a completely finished basement or with rooms that that make “fishing" wires through ceilings or through walls inaccessible, they offer complete “wireless" systems and individual wireless devices, that simply work on radio frequencies.
Police arrest two men in baseball bat, gun scuffle
Officers responding to reports of men running around the complex waving baseball bats about 3:30 a.m. received another call before they reached the complex in the 1200 block of Cleveland Street. They were notified that callers were saying the men had shotguns. A victim who said the men were driving around the parking lot in a car with their headlights turned off flagged down the officers. Officers found the car and found bats and a BB gun that resembled a shotgun inside, according to the police report. They also found shotgun shells and a box for a shotgun, but they did not find the shotgun. Witnesses said there was a party at an apartment and several people were told to leave because they were causing a disturbance. Some of those people returned several times.
Councilman MikeK Recalls Knievel Action Figure
Top: Young MikeK playing with Evel Knievel action figure; bottom: MikeK receives inspiration from his childhood friends before leaving for a Coeur d'Alene City Council meeting. I had a classic Evel Knievel motorcycle riding action figure when I was a kid. The stunts my brothers and I would stage for that motorcycle toy were legendary (riding out a second story window, chasing the dog around the house without getting chewed to ribbons, you name it). RIP Evel. I wonder what happened to Steve Austin, the Six Million Dollar Man who played the role of Evel's arch-nemesis in the boyhood action figure wars?/Councilman MikeK. Question: What was your favorite action figure/doll when you were little? .
When the Bop Gun Jams
I'm sitting in the Hut, a tiny converted garage perched behind a house in dire need of a few more slices of vinyl siding, with the illest ad hoc catwalk you'd ever want to cannonball off looming over a circular, aboveground pool. From the outside, it's a drab affair; but inside, the Hut is a makeshift, chaotically beautiful two-room recording studio, the pride of Plainfield, New Jerseybetter known to residents as Queen City. Stacks of music paraphernalia and debris both clutter and fortify this weakly lit mini-museum: 45s, analog compressors, turntables, keyboards, reel-to-reel machines, and . . . wait, is that a Commodore 64 on the floor? Then there are all the faces. A mishmashed tapestry of photos stapled to the walls creates a surreal timeline of rhythm and blues and hairdos, promo pics of black starlets, doo-wop groups, and psychedelic slingers sportin' smiles and 'dos from the pin curl to the jheri curl.
Owner frets as curious cat roams the streets
Our neighbor Donna stood at the front door, tears streaming down her face, a dead bird lying in her outstretched hand. "Your cat did this!" she exclaimed. She was probably right. In their backyard, Donna and her husband had a large aviary enclosed with chicken wire. Our cat, Mickey, popularly known as Mickey Mouse, had been seen (by Donna) hanging out on top of the aviary. At night, when the birds settled up there to roost, he'd pluck them out like olives from a jar. I was deeply sorry. "At least keep him in at night," Donna pleaded. And I did. Though I've always been a believer in letting our cats outside, as nature intended, from then on I started making every effort to keep them in at night. Too dangerous, not only to aviary birds but also to the cats themselves.
TOPIC: Re:Evolution battle reaches Europe
There can no longer be any more doubt about that than there can be about the earth orbiting the sun.The only question that cannot be proven one way or another at this point is where said life ORIGINATED from.Was it a random anomoly of the universe or was it set in motion by an all-powerful wizard in outter space?On the genesis of life we all just have to agree that none of us can prove anything either way. But on the fact of evolution one cannot any longer deny it's truth without looking a fool. .
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