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I am an MBA GRADUATE. My grade posted last week but I was too busy to check. I got an A- in my final course for the University of Phoenix Course Title CR Start End Instructor Grade COM/525 MANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION AND ETHICS 3 05/15/2004 06/19/2004 KAMAL RANASINGHE A ORG/502 HUMAN RELATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR 3 06/26/2004 07/31/2004 DAVID WYNNE A LAW/529 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS 3 08/07/2004 09/11/2004 ANTHONY ELLIS B ACC/539 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING 3 09/15/2004 10/20/2004 DAVID HOLLOWAY B FIN/540 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE FOUNDATIONS 3 10/27/2004 12/08/2004 ROBERT WATSON B+ FIN/554 FINANCE FOR MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING 3 12/15/2004 02/02/2005 MICHAEL ALLEN B QNT/554 STATISTICS AND RESEARCH METHODS FOR MANAGERIAL DECISIONS 3 02/09/2005 03/16/2005 BURDETTE HANSEN B- MGT/554 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 3 03/23/2005 04/27/2005 LEE HOFFMAN C MGT/573 PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 3 05/04/2005 06/08/2005 ROBERT SCHOTTLE A MKT/551 MARKETIN...

John Joseph D’Amico, Sr., a native of Alexandria, LA, born December 27, 1927, passed away peacefully in his home in Destin, Florida Thursday morning, January 4, 2007. He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Sally Bordes D’Amico; daughter, Janet Leland and son-in-law Shaun Leland of Pensacola, Florida; son John J. D’Amico, Jr. of Destin, Florida; daughter, Mary Hudson and son-in-law Dr. Stephen Hudson of Little Rock, Arkansas; and six beloved grandchildren, William J. Wolfe, Kiley Wolfe, Samuel and Benjamin Hudson and John and Jonah Leland. Family and friends are invited to a celebration of his life to be held aboard the Southern Star on Destin Harbor at 3 p.m. Sunday, January 21, 2007

Okay so I am letting you into a crazy part of my life. I hope you can respect…you don’t have to like…just respect. 1/11/2007 Was in Fatima’s new house with new parents. Huge house-----seemed to take up the whole block. It was also downtown somewhere, possibly little Italy. In a bedroom on the second floor, I looked out the window to see my car parked in the shade with the back end in first. I remember seeing a “Go Florida Gators” logo on the back of my car. I for some reason became outraged and told Fatima that there are certain things I can tolerate/deal with, but that sticker was not one of them. I tried to find my way out of the house but was having a hard time. Fatima seemed to be distracting me from the exit or just decided to take the quick way out. I raced outside to be stalled again by a police car. I made my way around the car and ran to where I knew my car was parked, but it was not there. I saw it down the street getting ready to turn left and saw Fatima putting ...

Current mood: touched Category: Life I got some sad news today. My uncle John D'amico, who was very influential and inspirational in my life, passed last week. What is quite ironic about it is that I called him the week before to talk with him and tell him how much I loved and appreciated him. He had cancer of the blood and bones. He was in lots of pain, but the medication and his faith, helped to keep the pain at bay. John ministered too me when I was 18 every day until I was 20. He shared with me the most amazing stories about life, his life and how blessed he was to have three amazing children, Janet, Johnny, and Missy. I remember the summer of 89 when i moved to pensacola florida and lived with him on the beach. It was a blessing. I was actually right across the street from the most amazing white beaches in the world. It was a small 2 bedroom condo and they let me live on the couch. I was so thankful. I lived there for 4 months until i finally moved into town and got...

The ride that took me 100 Okay so today, i was going to leave at 6:30 for my 100 mile ride but couldn't because my ipeeeed wasn't charged so i had to charge it for 20 minutes. I was worried that it would last the ride, but lo and behold it got me all the way to bonsall and back and crapped out just before arriving at the bottom of grape. So the ride was kick ass. I managed to maintain almost 17 mph the whole ride. I was actually at 21-24 on the flats and lost some on the hills. On the way down the 76 it started getting scary because there is no bike lane so i really had to hold my line and concentrate. I sent out the vibe to the universe that I was going to do 100 miles and i did just that. The old Chad would have said that he could never do that...but the new chad knows better. The new Chad can do anything. I am actually listening to Frou Frou right now on the garden state soundtrack. I love that song. I stopped at Java Depot and met Marc with SDBC. I am going to be...

Current mood: contemplative Today was pretty cool. I actually woke up after 5 hours after falling asleep. I don't have the ability to sleep in anymore. I need to get back to my early morning rising. I have way too much to do. This blog takes at least an hour....plus i post on blogspot as well. If your interested in seeing that one...let me know. At noon yesterday, I went on another ride. I know...you will say I am crazy. I love riding. Yesterday...i realized that i was totally there in the ride. I wasn't thinking about my ex...I wasn't thinking about my bills, I was focusing on the white line. Those of you that ride will know what I am talking about. It is a line on the side of the rode that separates the car lane from the bike lane. When you stare at it, you become entranced. Next think you know you are further down the road than you previously remembered. Yesterday was brutal. The head wind kept me at 16mph where I could normally do 22. Going down torrey pines...I can nor...