2007 la car show

Why does it seem that people just keep on pushing the envelope when they play that game. Did anyone see the show today. The guy was offered 144 or something and then is offered 300,000 and lost and only got 25 dollars and a new car. Don't people realize that it is a once in a lifetime experience that will never happen again. In vegas where I live there is something called a Jumbo Jackpot at local Station Casinos that you will win anywhere from 100,000 and must hit by 150,000 dollars. They randomly pick someone players card at the casino and just need to play to win. I am getting sick of the show because people don't think. If you have 2 six figure amounts and 4 hundred dollar amounts that they can be lucky enough to continue through the end. Anyways I think this is turning in to a rant and not a question. I just want to know what you think about the contestants. If they are smart or not. To me it seems like they are tourists that come to Las Vegas and think they can take all the money. In addition, I know as a fact that the odds of picking a high dollar case perticularly the million dollar case is 1 in 26. Although the odds are more than that. more like possibly 1 in 1000. If you were to just pick cases 1000 times and had all the amounts randomized each time that would be how often it would be to have right off the bat. I play video keno and the amount of times over 6-7 years I have gotten 9 out of 10 numbers with in the first few tries maybe only 2 times. So anyways thats my additional thoughts.

Mexico deports thousands of Central American migrants ” Thousands? That can’t be. President Bush told that it is impossible to deport that many people.”What a bunch of hypocrites Mexican authorities are. It is OK for them to deport illegals but not the US???? Just what is wrong with that picture?Oh, I am LOVING it. Mexico is dealing with thousands of poor, unwanted MIGRANTS who are streaming in. Let’s see THEIR compassion. I wonder if they will give them Food Stamps, free housing, open arms, free education, free medical care. Maybe they will give them part of Chaipas? I bet maybe it was once THEIRS. Let’s see if the Mexican Prez shows President Bush how to really do it right. MEXICO CITY: The closure of an American-run railroad in Mexico stranded thousands of U.S.-bound Central American migrants near the Guatemala border and many of them were deported Wednesday by immigration authorities. Some camped along rail lines waiting for trains that will never come. Others tried to walk hundreds of kilometers (miles) to the next working rail line and some turned themselves in to Mexican authorities. The government sent hundreds of federal police and soldiers Tuesday to clear out the migrants, who for decades have hopped freight cars on the Chiapas-Mayab railway. The company has run freight trains on two sets of tracks in southern Mexico — one that passes near Guatemala's northern jungle, and another that goes from the Guatemalan border up the western coast. In late July, the Connecticut-based Genesee & Wyoming Inc. withdrew from a 30-year concession to operate the Chiapas-Mayab line. Company spokeswoman Jeanette Rosado said damage to railway tracks caused by a 2005 hurricane forced the pullout. She also said rail workers had been assaulted, and that train-hopping migrants delayed operations and cost the company money. http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/08/15/america/LA-GEN-Mexico-Stranded-Migrants.php

i was at a hotel and guess who was checking out..... John Stamos http://screenwriters.la/poshscripts/files/2007/04/john_stamos.jpg the guy who played uncle jessie from the show full house!! then we went in our car and he got in the car in front of us and he was driving IN FRONT OF US.....isnt that cool k people....i wrote this when i got home...just saying

I'm just sold my 2004 Chevy Aveo and am looking for a new car that's similar to it. I loved my Aveo dearly, but it had quite a few issues and wasn't the most reliable. Otherwise I loved the car and it suited my needs perfectly. It was sad to see it go and I originally bought it brand new when the Aveo first debuted. I'm looking at a Toyota Yaris hatch, Honda Fit, or a new Chevy Aveo5. I just need basic transportation (as long it has seats and an engine I'm happy) that's fuel efficient, reliable, comfortable for my 6'5'' frame, and something I can fit my surfboard onto. After looking around at recent auto shows here in LA, I narrowed my choices down to these three cars, but I'm not sure which one is better. I'm a college student and don't have a lot of money for a new car. I really like the Honda Fit, but it's a bit over my price range ($11-13k) and has power windows/door locks standard, but I've never been fond of them. I actually prefer the simplicity of manual windows. Also the base version doesn't have an MP3 player or a cargo cover in the trunk. Those items are much more important to me than the power accesories, considering the higher price. Also the insurance is quite a bit higher than the other two. However, the car drives very nicely and probably has bullet-proof reliability and great resale. My best friend has a Yaris hatch and it's a really good too. It feels very solid, is fun to drive, and is excellent on gas. I've gotten used to the center-gauges and love all the storage in the dash. Also the price is lower than the Fit and local Toyota dealers have huge discounts on them. And it is really cute. However, the hatch only comes in two-door form and I'd much much rather have a four door (not fond of the sedan). The Yaris also holds a lot less cargo than the other two and there are no surfboard racks available from Toyota, and without the extra doors, I can't put a "soft-rack" (strap-on ties for the board) on the car, so no surfing with the Yaris. And then there's the Aveo. As mentioned, I love the Aveo's style, roominess, versatility, performance, features, and the price is right, and GM has huge discounts. Ever since they came out they were a perfect fit for what I need in a car. I would love a new one, but am wary of the reliability again. My old one was one of the first made and it's not uncommon for them to have defects, especially for GM/Daewoo. I'm hoping the 2007 may have the bugs worked out and be more reliable, and GM now has a longer warranty on the car, but it's still a big question mark. Any thoughts on which one you'd buy given the circumstances? Good suggestion on the Versa. I did look at it and test drove one, but the trim quality was kinda tacky and it felt a bit cheap for the price. The other car I looked at was the Suzuki SX4. It was really impressive and the dealer had good discounts. But the fuel economy (28mpg highway) was lousy for a small car. Granted it has AWD, but I don't need that in LA. Otherwise, it's an awesome little package and the warranty is excellent Looked at the XA. It was good but I'm really tall and my knees were right up against the dashboard, it felt really cramped to me.