Tiger Software Helping Investors since 1981
           Make Your Retirement Grow
                               Suggestions: 
        Peerless Stock Market Timing: 1928-2012         Track Record of Major Peerless Signals
       Earlier Peerless-DJIA charts       
       7 Paths To Making 25+%/Yr. Using TigerSoft 
       Index Options             
       FOREX trading         
       Investing Longer-Term          
       Mutual Funds
       Speculative Stocks     
       Swing Trading       
       Day Trading         
       Stock Options           
       Commodity Trading        

DEBBIE and RICK CORNS'                                   BENGAL HOUSE CATS                                                       http://www.mainstreetbengals.com/       "Mainstreet Bengals" are exotic domestic lap leopards. They are cat-sized. "Their intelligence is matched only by the level of curiosity and boundless energy that they display during playtime. Although these are the primary characteristics that the Mainstreet Bengal is known for, they are well balanced by their tendency towards warmth, affection and cuddling. These extraordinary felines interact well with other pets and also enjoy playing with the children. "Unlike most domestic cats they have an affinity towards playing in water and have a natural knack for playing a game of fetch. When harnessed, a Mainstreet Bengal can even accompany its owner for a walk outside Contact us: Rick & Debbie Corns at 760-480-6346 or 760-807-8096,                email to mainstreetbengals@cox.net.

                                                OUR LAKSHMI

  Our black kitty Lakshmi was the most beautiful cat in the world.  She was the sweetest.  The most intelligent.
  The most loving, eager to be picked up and petted and purr kitty in the whole world, in fact, in all time. 
  She probably ate more tuna than most Great Whites.  She loved to investigate paper bags.  She loved to go
  on "moth-hunting exhibitions", in which I would pick her up, take her outside the screen door in the Summer
  where the lights had drawn an assortment of moths, and hold her high up so she could swat moths.  She only
  appeared to sleep a lot.  One day, I was holding her on the couch and petting her.  Suddenly she jumped up
  and sprang away to the door I had left open.  A mouse from outside had just come in the door and she wanted
  to defend us from its invasion.