IPhone apps and sites for watching movies and TV shows online are few and far between, mainly because of the iPhone's lack of flash support. The humor of Black Monday is a delicate balance. The conceit of the show is that it takes place in the year leading up to the stock market crash of Oct. 19, 1987. (I imagine something the characters do will cause it?) Black Monday is absurdist, with Don Cheadle leading an over-the-top ensemble as Maurice "Mo" Monroe, a coke-snorting Wall Street trader who's made a business of being on the outside of white-shoe firms with his own renegade (and shady) company. Mo is driven around 1986 Manhattan in a stretch Lamborghini, simply because it's ridiculous. And Ken Marino plays twins, the "Leighman Brothers," who are defensive about whether they've had sex with each other.
Some of our most famous American poems, songs, and speeches contain the words freedom, liberty, or a variation thereof. From the time we gave King George his eviction notice and dedicated ourselves to the concepts of "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness," Americans have been holding ourselves up as a model of freedom for the rest of the world. We love freedom so much so we feel the necessity to export it to others that we think don't have it, often at the point of a gun.
2. De-Clutter: Go rent a storage unit. A lot of them offer the first month free. If you sell fast, you may hardly owe anything for it. Put every single piece of junk or furniture without a place" in the storage unit. If a room is small, take out anything that is unnecessary. I believe that when you're selling a house, it's better for a room to look sizable than for it to look beautifully decorated. Take out the bedside tables if you need to. You want the house to fell as open as possible. A POD is a good option, too. We used both a storage unit and a POD in our last move. Let me remind you, we had an infant when we were selling. It's hard to store and hide the baby gear, but we did it. It was well worth the sacrifice.
In due course even my hard headedness had to accept the fact that something bad was very wrong. By then I had already given up of finding some telltale signs that might help me correct my blunder, but there was nothing. The road just wound on and on and on. What was there to do but to accept my fate and just see where the road would take me? "Mmm! Mistakes happened to everyone!" I told myself, again trying to put a positive spin on things. But again, I did not feel any better for it. At the same time, there was little point in moaning about it! Say and do something positive that will help the situation; it doesn't take any brains to complain" (Robert A. Cook).
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