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Thanks, I was just thinking I could use something to drink. - Kenton

Why, I'd quite like that! - Derrick

dude, strange how we weren't subscribed to each other yet it felt like i saw you every day... :P - Zee from WeDoCreative

Coke would be pleased. - AJ Kohn

I don't mind Coke, but if you have Pepsi. :D - Andrew Trinh

I am still awaiting my potroast from Tina but a coke will go nicely with it. I would like dessert now thrown at me too please. - Steve Craft

Lovely. Thank you. - Abby Martin

...and teach it to sing in perfect harmony... - Helen Sventitsky

Coke Zero for me. - Monique via NoiseRiver

Awesome! Guys, we need to all kick in on custom FFundercats Mini Figs! How cool would that be? - Ladybug Heather

OMG I want it ALL - Mona N. via IM

sweetness! - (jeff)isageek

This is For Mona : 日本最高だ - J.D.

I would be a very happy camper if I could get one of those. - Jamelle

I want one SO bad!! - Mona N. via IM

OMG! - little Angel

Mona, seriously, I <3 you soooooo bad... :) - Johnny Worthington

Yes, Yes this is twisted... You are the best, Mona! - ChangeForge | Ken Stewart

Worthington: Dude, FIVE HOURS!! I LOVE YOU and I LOVE YOU GUYS SOOOOO ultra much!! - Mona N. via IM

*swoon* - Johnny Worthington

Mona: http://cgi.ebay.ph/ws/eBayISAP... - Mo Kargas

I know it's ended, but theres a few online - Mo Kargas

I want Joker. Like HELLA bad! - Mona N. via IM

haha...yeah, I too post stuff looking for some help / insight and get nothing. It's confounding, no? Hope you get things worked out Ms. Anika. - JA Castillo

what's your url? - anna awesomesauce

i'm guessing a loop has been created between the requesting & the target - anna awesomesauce

thanks for the follow on FF Matt - johnpiercy

so nice, i did it twice, john :p - Matt Musgrave

oh did you create a new account Matt? - Zee from WeDoCreative

If any investor could have avoided the credit catastrophe, it should have been Harvard. Harvard, the ultimate long-term investor (it's been compounding assets for more than 350 years). - Mitchell Tsai

The Harvard Management Company http://hmc.harvard.edu has the enviable but challenging task of managing Harvard's mammoth endowment. As of June 30, 2008, HMC managed more than $45 billion, the vast majority of it endowment assets. (Here's HMC's annual reports http://vpf-web.harvard.edu/ann... and data on its impressive recent performance.) http://hmc.harvard.edu/investm... - Mitchell Tsai

The 13-F http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/... shows Harvard with some 231 positions worth nearly $2.9 billion, highly concentrated in popped macroeconomic bubble plays. The top 10 holdings, which Bloomberg helpfully breaks out, account for 70 percent of the value of the disclosed holdings. - Mitchell Tsai

As HMC's asset-allocations data http://hmc.harvard.edu/investm... show, the endowment allocated about 11 percent of its total to emerging market stocks. (By contrast, nearly half of the portfolio described in HMC's 13-F was in emerging market stocks.) - Mitchell Tsai

But it does show that even the best, most experienced, and highly regarded long-term investors can get suckered into new-era thinking and make investments that turn out to be highly risky bets. The 13-F shows that the managers running this Harvard portfolio were huge believers in the decoupling theory—i.e., that emerging markets would continue to thrive even as the United States stalled—and in the notion that commodities would keep booming. - Mitchell Tsai