Luckyforward

In types of resumes, what might best serve this young man would be what is called a "functional resume" as it majors on strengths and experience. He may see an example and download a template at: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/functional-resume-sample-TC010362220.aspx

Thank you, Lester . . . I comment little on TGO because the comments you make are taken so far afield of what you say . . .

And at the end of the day, all this effort really did was to make the Cathy family (the owners of the chain) richer than they already are . . .

Very, very nice!

Does anyone out there own an LC9 or shot one or have any experience with it? Looking for some opinions. Thanks in advance!

LOL . . . will do!

Here's the plan . . . it was bottled in 1955, and next month is my birthday, so I plan to sample it as my "birthday beverage." I will report back on the taste!

Don't miss him at all . . . I lost some dear friends who were looking for "weapons of mass destruction" that were never present . . .

Today I was given a fifth of Old Forrester whisky. It is unopened with the original seal and has a tax stamp of 1955. Naturally, some has evaporated, but the bottle is about 90% full. My question from those of you who know about good whisky: as old as it is, is this whisky drinkable or will it gag a maggot? I don't know enough about whisky to know whether I need to see if this stuff is smooth or just throw it in the trash. Your opinions will be appreciated!

Looking for a list of TGO members who will do FFL transfers; don't know where to find it but have seen it in the past. Especially looking for persons around Nashville. Would appreciate feedback. Thanks!

+1 - pricey and I could have done as much by myself . . .

Good cleaning and new mag are in order. Good luck!

For the jugs - I mean jugs for fishing - LARGE hooks and LOTS of chicken guts. If you are game, let the chicken guts get really rank . . . cats love it!

GREAT choices! Congrats!!! I am an old wheelgunner!

They need to let DW go talk on the track . . . his hot air would have us racing in 10 minutes

Kel-Tec

Willmaker 2011, now 2012

I offered a general informational comment about how mental health professionals assess persons who are possibly at danger to themselves - to keep them from harming themselves or others - and the thread turns into something about the government and one's rights. My comments have not been taken out of context as much since my first marriage! LOL Good luck, all . . .

I will be near Natchez Trace State Park next weekend and may want to pop off a few rounds at their range. Does anyone have any information about it or things it would be helpful for me to know? Thanks!

I am a licensed mental health professional in TN and NC, and in that capacity, if one of my clients hints at suicide, I have to assess them because of their suicidal ideation. If, from my assessment, I believe them to be serious about suicide, I have to get them to a hospital ASAP. The person will again be evaluated for possible commitment. If I assess someone as suicidal, both ethically and legally, I cannot ignore it. While it was regretful what happened went to the point of the court taking his firearms, there was undoubtedly enough concern on the part of the person who originally assessed him to feel that suicide was a high possibility.

A nice LARGE Cabela's gift certificate

A quet day at home with my wife, mother, brother, and father in law. Youngest stepchild flies in from NYC late in the day. Christmas ham. Rest, reflection on life since last Christmas, a spirit of thanks, and a prayer for all that they will know a sense of peace in whatever way they need to know it . . .

Great . . . new look is just GREAT!

I think it is fantastic; really like the dark background and typing in white. Thank you, David!

As always, every time I ask a question on TGO, I get such helpful and useful feedback. Thank you to all . . . I now have lots of options to consider!